I'm excited to share the publication of Gal Atlan 's final PhD project. Title is accurate for the take-home message, yet, there is a lot more to the paper, including the association of claustrum activity to individual variance in strategy. Check it out: nature.com/articles/s4146…

A new lab. preprint 📢✍️✨ by yarden nativ 👏and Tomer Bouhnik 👏: "The effect of microsaccades in the primary visual cortex: a two-phase modulation in the absence of visual stimulation". 👁 🧠 🐒 More about this extra-retinal input and microsaccades in:

Dear friends and colleagues, I am happy to share with you our latest review paper - Understanding the neurobiology of social behavior through exploring brain-wide dynamics of neural activity authors.elsevier.com/a/1jf9gY3M3i2Iv

Thrilled our work is published in nature! Analyzing over 1.6M snRNA-seq from 437 brains we uncovered cellular trajectories diverging aging and Alzheimer's disease defined by distinct cell communities. Huge thanks to Naomi Habib - Habib Lab 💔 and all our collaborators. nature.com/articles/s4158…

🎉Excited to share our paper nature check out our insights into cellular dynamics in aging and Alzheimer’s, cellular communities, and glial subsets driving disease. Proud of Gilad Green and huge thanks to our collaborators DeJager, Menon, Bennett, Yang 🙏🏼 rdcu.be/dSgBs

🎉Exciting news! Our lab's first paper, "Vocal labeling of others by nonhuman primates," is now published in @Science! 🐒 Dive into our findings on how marmoset monkeys use vocal labels similar to human names and dialects. Check it out! 1/6 science.org/doi/10.1126/sc…

The Hebrew University of Jerusalem bows its head in mourning for Carmel Gat, a Master’s student at the School of Occupational Therapy, who was murdered while in the captivity of Hamas. The bodies of Carmel and five others were tragically recovered by the IDF from a Hamas terror

Very excited that our mega Expert Review on the role of #mitochondria in #autism is now published in Molecular Psychiatry ! Congratulations to the #AmalLab, Dr. Igor Khaliulin and, Ms. Wajeha Hamoudi for this achievement!  nature.com/articles/s4138…

Dear friends, I am happy to share with you our recent eLife preprint: doi.org/10.7554/eLife.… eLife - the journal . Here we present a system for AI-based computational analysis of urine and fecal deposits of mice during behavioral experiments from video clips of a thermal camera.

The El-Boustani lab at @UNIGE_en is recruiting! We are looking for a highly motivated PhD student to study synaptic plasticity underlying sensorimotor learning in mice using brain-wide mapping, dendritic imaging and more. More details at elboustani-lab.org. Please RT

Some thoughts about the challenges that are faced by the olfactory system from Yoram Ben Shaul and myself cell.com/trends/neurosc…

Two-photon imaging of auditory thalamus in a reversible learning paradigm reveals changes in single cell and network activity that are predictive of reward outcomes. Our latest work by Masashi Hasegawa, hziyan and Ricardo Paricio-Montesinos Nature Communications nature.com/articles/s4146…

I’m happy to share a new preprint from my postdoc work with Dan Feldman (1/12) biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

"Excited to share our new publication in Cell Communication and Signaling! 🚀 We show how targeting voltage-gated sodium channels enhances differentiation and sensitizes glioblastoma cells to chemotherapy. Read here: link.springer.com/article/10.118… #CancerResearch #Glioblastoma #GBM

🚨🔵Our latest #LocusCoeruleus paper out! It tackles the old tonic vs. phasic firing debate, combining optogenetics with fMRI. Amazing collaborator Valerio Zerbi was the driver behind this work, and our fabulous PhD-stars Christina Grimm & Sian Duss 🥳🎉

Check out our new manuscript on the role of norepinephrine in shaping the hemodynamic IRF biorxiv.org/content/10.110… Congrats to Brad, Natalie, Sreekanth, Patrick and the team! You are my inspiration :)