Specially appointed Associate Prof. at Institute of Science Tokyo, Japan | Postdoc @NYULMC Neuro., Dayu Lin lab | Social behavior, Hypothalamus, Neuropeptides🐭
Our study during my postdoc training has finally come out! Hypothalamic oxytocin signaling is important to learn superior conspecifics in social hierarchy. Thank you so much for generous support from all the members of @moccalin lab and U19 OXT in NYULMC! https://t.co/p4dzQPYgKl
How are dendrites functionally compartmentalized in behaving animals?
Out today in @ScienceMagazine my postdoctoral study establishes in vivo dendritic voltage imaging in hippocampal CA3 pyramidal neurons.
What has changed in mama bear brain (well, actually mice) to make her risk her life to attack a potential threat and protect her young? Oxytocin is the key! Happy to share our new study led by two awesome postdocs: Takashi Yamaguchi and Rongzhen Yan.
https://t.co/wInz2rVo8M
The Cell Type Knowledge Explorer allows anyone to explore the diversity and complexity of the mouse, human, and non-human primate brain.
Explore this free and open resource at: https://t.co/NWkHQWleri
#BICCN#studyBRAIN#BrainAwarenessWeek
We just published our Science Advances paper introducing YORU, an AI tool for real-time animal behavior detection using an object-based approach—built for closed-loop experiments and precise feedback at the moment a behavior occurs.
https://t.co/tYuVxwSNxe
#Neuroethology
Supervisors who invest in positive mentoring relationships with their PhD candidates also reap the benefits for their own research
https://t.co/r0oyhUwRZv
My Own Lab at Westlake University is OPEN! We are recruiting cool people at all levels NOW!
By tinkering behaviors and neural circuits in distinct animal species (mouse, sugar glider, etc), we are exploring new ways of doing social neuroscience in vivo, in silico and at home!
Our next profile is here! Dr. Christine Constantinople (@constan_lab) studies the neural mechanisms of decision-making. Follow the link below to learn more! 🧠
https://t.co/ta4duTjLpV
#StoriesOfWiN#WomenInNeuro
More than thrilled to announce that I will open my lab @IRIS_UNIST (https://t.co/DQFjZxxhcB) in South Korea early 2026!
Our lab (https://t.co/e2VUmcwTSe) will explore biological commonalities across diverse psychiatric and neurological disorders at cellular and synaptic scales.
【Session】C-04
Neuroscience at the Cutting Edge: Insights from Rising Researchers
Oct 1, 13:30-15:00/Room202A
Two young researchers who have recently published their findings in top science journals share the latest insights.
https://t.co/kp4C1NyTI5
#TsukubaConference
🔥A new study led by @FelixFelxfel lab at @NeuroAlc is published on @NatureComms 🔝
Researchers show how an autism-linked mutation reduces vasopressin and alters social behavior
More info 👇
https://t.co/QU39AaHhCe
Our latest study, “Parvalbumin interneurons in the insular cortex control social familiarity and emotion recognition
“, has just been published in Cell Reports.
https://t.co/n0I9cCveOb
Our short commentary introducing Ding Liu et al. (Nature), the amazing work identified ‘loneliness’ neurons, was featured in Jikken Igaku (Experimental Medicine).
The writing done by a talented postdoc, Takehiro @take_asai. Please check this out if any chance (only in Japanese)!
Excited to share that our paper is now published! Together with Aki Watarai, we have discovered how the mouse brain integrates multiple social features, such as sex, into cohesive social memories.
https://t.co/lbp4Hmt0sB
My pre-PhD work is out @CurrentBiology! We studied Alston’s singing mice, neotropical rodent that produces loud, human-audible 'songs' and engages in vocal turn-taking. Using thermal imaging in semi-natural arena, we probed song use across social contexts. https://t.co/oYWu2jwIeX
Want to test the effect of events/behavior at every trial time-point in photometry analyses? Paper with @erjiastats, @LovingerDavid, @fpereira. “A Statistical Framework for Analysis of Trial-Level Temporal Dynamics in Fiber Photometry Experiments.” python and R packages! 1/13