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The research unit 'Interneuron plasticity' hosts a conference in Freiburg/Germany, October 9-10, 2020 on the topic 'Neuronal representation - from synapses & microcircuits to behavior' with talks from many leaders in cellular & systems neuroscience. Visit: symposium-neurorep-2020.de

Our recent paper led by the awesome post-doc Thibault Cholvin on the conversion of dynamic medial entorhinal inputs into stable spatial maps in the dentate gyrus. Neuron. 2021 Oct 6; 109(19): 3135–3148.e7.

🔥 join Christoph Schmidt-Hieber and me for this symposium on spatial representations in the #hippocampus on Monday afternoon at the #FENS2022 meeting. it's going to be 🥳🎉

Part deux. Redux Soltesz Lab Tatiana Korotkova @DraguhnL et al

Many thanks to all participants of the symposium ‚neuronal representations - from synapsen & microcircuits to behavior‘ in Freiburg. Brillant talks and a great community! See symposium-neurorep-2022.de/about/

Many thanks to Christine Grienberger and Christoph Schmidt-Hieber for organizing the Symposium S32 on ‚Understanding the formation of spatial representations: from synapses to circuits‘ at fens 2022. It was great to be part of it.

Couldn't have asked for a better #FENS2022 experience! I was especially lucky to engage with so many inspiring female neuroscientists Julijana Gjorgjieva Kanaka Rajan ClopathLab Marlene Bartos Yiota Poirazi and many others, who are paving the way for the future generation🙏

Are you passionate about inhibitory neurons? Don’t miss the next Gordon Conference on "Inhibition in the Central Nervous System" in Les Diablerets, Switzerland in July 2023, co-chairs Marlene Bartos and Beatriz Rico and vice-chairs Gord Fishell and Attila Losonczy 1/4

We are hiring PhD students and postdocs. If you are interested, please send me your CV and motivation letter via email.

I am happy to share our recent study published in Nature Comm on hippocampal interneuron circuits governing the representation of novelty in mice. doi: 10.1038s41467-024-44882-3

View our new study on persistently active ensembles of neurons in the medial prefrontal cortex of mice that reliably maintain trajectory-specific tuning over week’s while animals perform an olfaction guided spatial memory task. Published in Nature Com. nature.com/articles/s4146…

Thanks to the members of the Physiology Department 1 in Freiburg (Letzkus, Sauer, Veit, Cholvin, Elgueta, Bartos groups) and their excellent contributions to a very successful Neuroscience retreat at the castle Beugen this year.

Chess Grandmaster Anna Muzychuk refuses to play in Saudi Arabia and says: "In a few days, I will lose two world titles, back to back." Because I decided not to go to Saudi Arabia. I refuse to play by special rules, to wear abaya, to be accompanied by a man so I can leave the

The kick-off meeting of our research consortium IN-CODE (inhibitory neurons: shaping the cortical code) took place in Freiburg. We are looking forward to a fruitful interdisciplinary and collaborative work. sfb-transregio.de

Great visit to Freiburg to talk engrams and memory with ⁦Marlene Bartos⁩, Monika Schonauer, Claudio Elgueta and colleagues!

Interestingly, excitatory-PV interneuron connectivity rates and unitary synaptic strength were unaltered by CP-AMPAR removal, suggesting that the selectivity of PV interneurons can be altered without drastically changing connectivity. Kudos to Juhyun Kim and Solange Brown!

Remarkably, hippocampal PV neurons, which usually exhibit low spatial tuning, became more spatially selective after removing CP-AMPARs, indicating that CP-AMPARs suppress the feature selectivity of neurons beyond vision. Thomas Hainmueller and Marlene Bartos don't mess around.

Indexing, Representational Drift, Time keeping mechanisms, memory landmarks, and inhibitory neurons.. Fun evening with ⁦Marlene Bartos⁩ ⁦Jordan Farrell⁩

Great evening with Maarten Kole (middle) from the Netherlands Institute for Neuroscience and colleagues in Amsterdam.