We are happy to share our preprint and resource: A single-cell resolution gene expression atlas of the larval zebrafish brain biorxiv.org/content/10.110… Utilizing #HCR, we generated whole-brain, single-cell resolution, RNA expression atlas of #zebrafish

mapzebrain, the open-source atlas of the zebrafish brain, now also contains detailed gene expression maps. The atlas allows seamless integration of diverse data modalities, making it an important research tool accessible to everyone. science.org/doi/10.1126/sc… Inbal Shainer 🎗️ Enrico Kühn

Insightful commentary (Focus) by Schulze, Zada and Lovett-Barron in the same issue. science.org/doi/10.1126/sc…

Pleasure writing about Inbal Shainer 🎗️ 's cool addition to #mapzebrain published in Science Advances, together with David Zada & Matt Lovett-Barron . Congratulations also to all collaborators: Enrico Kuehn, Eva Laurell , Michael Kunst , Johannes Larsch , Skeptencephalon et al.!

Looking forward to meeting the #NYUSPINES community Neuroscience Institute at NYU Langone Health , and to presenting our work in June 2024. Thanks a lot for the invite!

Excited to share our first preprint on the neurobiology of collective behavior, where we studied the development of schooling in the transparent fish Danionella cerebrum 🐟🐟🐟🐟📜 biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

Thank you very much Kavli Neuroscience and the The Kavli Foundation for inviting me to give a lecture at the Kavli NDI-x Series at Johns Hopkins University. Also many thanks to the KIBM directors Yishi Jin and Ed Callaway (Ed Callaway) for nominating me.

Congratulations to Verity Cook and the Benjamin Judkewitz for publishing this thorough characterization of Danionella's dazzling mechanism to vocalize. Great work.

We are recruiting postdoctoral fellows to study the neurobiology of collective behavior in schooling fish, using virtual reality and brain-wide imaging in Danionella. If you have experience in systems neuroscience and interest in neuroethology, please reach out (and share!)

it was fun to write this with Jo-Hsien Yu and Julia Napoli, and share our thoughts about this emerging field of study

Having been invited to talk at SPiNES, NYU Langone Health 's extramural seminar series, was a splendid experience! Thanks a lot for attending so numerously and for the many curious questions. I encourage postdocs to apply for the next round now. Call for applications below.

Our paper on the neurodevelopment of collective behavior in schooling Danionella is now published in Current Biology doi.org/10.1016/j.cub.…