Delighted to announce our latest paper. We discovered single-cell correlate of theta-gamma PAC. Hippocampal PAC cells participate in control of WM through information-enhancing noise correlations and long-range frontal interactions. nature Cedars-Sinai nature.com/articles/s4158…

I was missing one paper like this one. Great!

And this is not only about carbon footprint but being efficient with technical and human resources.

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Ten recommendations for reducing the carbon footprint of research computing in human neuroimaging direct.mit.edu/imag/article/d…

Happy Birthday to the one and only Herbie Hancock

It has surely taken us some time but we’re now ready to embark on our multicentre brain stimulation project of epic proportions. Come and join us!

Happy to report that our paper on concurrent brain and spine imaging using OPMs has finally been published in Journal of Neuroscience Methods! doi.org/10.1016/j.jneu…

Revolutionary wireless visual prosthesis brain implant marks two years of successful testing after surgical implantation iit.edu/news/revolutio… about the Intracortical Visual Prosthesis ( #ICVP ), now benchmark against The vOICe sensory substitution glasses please! #BCI #NeuroTech

JOB ALERT: Research Assistant/Lab Manager at our Memory & Sleep lab in Oxford: shorturl.at/tJ015

READ: In Paris, the # of people biking DOUBLED in a single year, the 12-month period between Oct 2022 and Oct 2023.

Doubled.

In a year.

It’s possible with leadership and an appropriate sense of urgency when it comes to building safe bike infrastructure.
lemonde.fr/les-decodeurs/…

Centre For Neurotechnology, University of Glasgow
Launch day talks & posters

Headed off by Alexandra Vuckovic and Simon Hanslmayr this New Centre will be an interesting combination; pushing #neurotechnology & #neuroscience to increase our abilities to understand & influence brains
bio-mat-sketches-mor.blogspot.com/2024/03/centre…

I loved presenting at the University of Glasgow Centre for Neurotechnology launch day on Monday Centre For Neurotechnology, University of Glasgow. Such an exciting & broad range of work already being undertaken to push boundaries of interfacing the brain and nervous system with cutting-edge technologies. Watch this space!

Very pleased to share two latest offerings from the lab.

#1: Parallel maturation of hippocampal memory and CA1 task representations biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

#2: Episodic memory development: Bridging animal and human research cell.com/neuron/fulltex…

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Prof Hadi Heidari presented his magnetic sensors, which are based on semi-conductors to measure EMG and could pave the way for next generation non-cryogenic non-OPM MEG.

Keith Mathison from Strathclyde University presented his mind-blowing visual prosthesis for the retina, which stimulates the eye and powers itself via light.

Truly exciting times ahead for Neurotechnology in Glasgow! Watch this space!

We also want to congratulate our two poster prize winners Mircea van der Plas and Maria Cerezo Sanchez for winning the best poster award. Well done Mircea and Maria!

Jacques Carolan talked about his new programme at ARIA funding Neurotechnology that will make things possible that we now deem impossible.

Nir Grossman presented his truly mind-blowing research using temporal interference tACS to stimulation deep brain regions, like the hippocampus to modulate memory and possibly treat Alzheimer's Dementia.

Emma Gordon from COGITO presented her research on Neurotechnology and authenticity, anticipating important ethical issues that Neurotechnology raises in the coming years.

Our own Gang Li showed how we can use transcranial electric stimulation combined with EEG to treat motion sickness induced by VR. Gemma Learmonth discussed about the importance of well-designed control conditions for neuro stimulation, open science and registered reports.

@CSampaioBaptist presented her fascinating research on using neurofeedback for triggering neural plasticity and stroke rehabilitation, and [twitter handle for jesse dawson] closed the workshop with an impressive talk on vagus nerve stimulation and stroke rehabilitation.