Thank you Sarah Creem-Regehr for hosting Vlada Segen and myself - it was great fun trying out the mixed reality capabilities of the new Varjo XR-3 headset

🥳 Our latest paper is out today in Nature Neuro 🥳 Introducing the Neuro-stack, a wearable platform that records human single-neuron activity during walking🚶🏻‍♀️ nature.com/articles/s4159…

And here we go - mark your calendars for iNAV 2024, the 5th Interdisciplinary Navigation Symposium. This time in beautiful Merano in the Dolomites region of Northern Italy. Laure Rondi-Reig Josh Jacobs Taube Lab

Fantastic news - our former PhD student Matthias Stangl will start his own lab at Boston University - way to go, Matthias!

Happy to announce our 4th iSCAN Symposium, an interdisciplinary conference on spatial cognition in aging and neurodegeneration. Date: Dec 04-06, 2023 in Magdeburg. Please find more information about the meeting on the iSCAN website: bit.ly/41jFg9j

Our latest on grid cells in Alzheimer’s is now published Current Biology!! Take home message: Grids are disrupted by amyloid pathology because they are impaired at integrating self-motion cues. Here’s a link to the paper! authors.elsevier.com/a/1h7L4_LsQSPr…

Thank you @VRBB_1 for highlighting our work on using XR to improve the treamtent of mental disorders. Very happy to be part of this network, and we look forward to moving this important topic forward! neomento DZNE Research Center

iSCAN 2023 - REGISTRATION / ABSTRACT SUBMISSION NOW OPEN! Registration and abstract submission are now open for our premier scientific conference on spatial cognition in aging and neurodegeneration - see bitly.ws/KYGk for the exciting 3-day schedule. DZNE Research Center IRTG1436 - Neural Resources of Cognition

We had a great brunch this week, celebrating the cultural diversity of our lab with food from all over the world.

31 October is the deadline to submit your abstract for a poster or data blitz talk at iSCAN 2023. Don't miss this opportunity and join us @DZNE Magdeburg for an exciting meeting on spatial cognition in aging and neurodegeneration! dzne.de/aktuelles/vera… @segen Philip Bahrd

#iSCAN2023 was a great success - fantastic speakers, a great poster session and lots of interesting discussions. We hope you enjoyed it as much as we did, and we already look forward to #iSCAN2025 ...

Finishing off the year with a nice Christmas lab brunch. Wishing you all relaxing holidays with good food and a great start into 2024. 💫

Dear colleagues, please circulate these ads for two fully funded PhD positions in my new group. Topics can cover grid cells, retrosplenial cortex, head direction, subiculum and boundary coding + cog maps generally. cbs.mpg.de/stellenmarkt/s…

We had a lot of fun at our bowling team event yesterday 🎳✨

How does human retrosplenial cortex encode spatial location? And is this coding different for landmarks vs. self-motion cues? Find out in our latest study led by Xiaoli Chen, combining 7T imaging with a new approach to decoding spatial codes from patterns of fMRI adaptation.

Great visiting BU today and seeing former PhD student Matthias Stangl set up his lab. Given the diverse academic community and the many opportunities for fruitful collaborations, I am sure the Stangl lab will become highly productive in no time. Way to go, Matthias! Michael Hasselmo

Thank you to everyone who made #inav2024 an amazing success! Four days full of cutting-edge navigation science in an inspiring location, with record numbers of attendees, data blitz talks and poster presentations. Keep up the great work and see you all @ #inav2026

How do we represent long-term memory traces of temporal and spatial info? Using fMRI and multivariate decoding, our latest study shows that retrieving duration and 2D spatial information recruits enduring codes in the human IPS. Martin Riemer Hedderik van Rijn doi.org/10.1016/j.neur…

Congratulations to Matthieu Bernard on a very successful PhD defense. In his thesis, Matthieu conducted an exciting mix of behavioural, neuroimaging and modelling studies on the human head direction circuit and its disturbances in aging. All best for your future work! 🎉