Congratulations to my RIKEN colleague Ian Schmitt on an outstanding paper—and the first publication from his lab!
Control of representation updating by higher-order thalamus enables history-based decision-making: Neuron https://t.co/yRN9Ziznuo
📅 Save or share this post - your IBRO #grants calendar for June is here!
This month features three opportunities across different career stages and regions 🌍
Discover the eligibility criteria & deadlines
🔗 https://t.co/N3cbnes3Pu
Thrilled to share that I’ll be starting my lab at the SickKids Research Institute and University of Toronto in August!
https://t.co/AcQZxHLwpF
Recruiting at all levels. Get in touch if you’re interested in astrocyte biology of cognition and disease!
Save the date! #MCCS26 will be on November 12 & 13 in Washington, DC, ahead of #SfN26
With this lineup of invited speakers, it's guaranteed to be a great meeting 🤓
Stay tuned for more information about registration and abstract submissions!
Disrupting this activity prevents long-term memory formation.
The findings provide direct support for Hebb’s long-standing idea that reverberating neural activity helps stabilize memories.
Amazing team effort led by Sungmo Park.
New paper from the lab. Using longitudinal ca imaging, activity-dependent tagging and optogenetics, we show that newly allocated fear engram neurons in amygdala undergo a brief period of coordinated “offline reverberation” immediately after learning.
https://t.co/ELcRXieer2
Thanks to @UofT for featuring my research on social memory and translating memory mechanisms in the brain into better AI. Read the full story: https://t.co/kt3BsI62KY
Can't wait for this #OptoGRC2026 keynote session that will shine a light on the ideas and tools driving optogenetics🔦🧠
Bringing together @CurioNeuro, @OferYizhar & @sjo09, expect a powerful discussion from leaders in the field!
What if memories could be rewritten? #UofT researcher Sheena Josselyn studies how memories are encoded, stored & recalled, and how they might be reprogrammed or erased, advancing research on PTSD and Alzheimer’s disease. 🧠 https://t.co/BNBqhEOAkZ
Anyone who has seen me talk lately knows i have a fascination with Taylor Swift. I was introduced to her music by my daughter & her friends. So when @SfNtweets asked me to write a review....
Engrams and Memory: My Scientific "Eras Tour"
https://t.co/58vRLAf3tO
A researcher at SickKids and #UofT, Sheena Josselyn explores how memories are encoded, stored & recalled - and even how they can be reprogrammed, implanted & erased 🧠 https://t.co/BNBqhEOAkZ
🏃♀️ SONA abstract and regular-rate registration closes today at NOON! 🏃♂️
Join us at @McMasterU on Saturday, May 2, 2026, for a showcase of Southern Ontario’s leading neuroscience research!
Excited to share our latest in @CurrentBiology (they who publish the coolest papers!)
Memories are encoded by sparse neuronal ensembles (engrams). But most evidence comes from "simple" associative learning tasks. What about more integrative memories like spatial navigation?
We found
1) core engram principles extend from associative learning to complex spatial memory
2) overlapping neuronal ensembles link memories,
3) engrams compete for control of behaviour
4) engrams can be reactivated to guide navigation under degraded or ambiguous conditions