I am very excited about this! I see a fresh approach and new potential. Let’s officially welcome Ethan to the SCI domain!

Yes! Just plain smart

I'm happy to share the results of a fantastic collaboration with Ishwariya Venkatesh. Her bioinformatics worked (!), led us straight to novel factors with strong pro-regeneration effects in vivo. biorxiv.org/content/10.110… And video abstract here vimeo.com/429049814

Wow - an international SCI platform and this is the 3rd talk in 4 weeks to originate from Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Yup, Milwaukee. Trainees and PIs looking for positions, take note! Something right is happening here Kajana Satkunendrarajah @buddemd

nature.com/articles/s4146… I am happy to share our latest - new gene combinations for axon growth in the CNS, a joint project with Ishwariya Venkatesh . Also a good time to mention we are hiring a postdoc! The next big discovery could be yours! More at blackmorelab.com

A really nice paper! Read the discussion carefully, you can see where they are headed, and it sounds pretty interesting...

I have shied away from Twitter given the bleak COVID news in India but this news cuts through the gloom, even if just a bit. My paper with Murray Blackmore “Co-occupancy identifies transcription factor cooperation for axon growth” is live at Nature Communications nature.com/articles/s4146…

I can’t emphasize enough how great BrainGlobe is, both the tools themselves and the open science in action.

Very proud to share the final version of work with Gemistos Plethon, mapping the supraspinal connectome in mice before and after injury. elifesciences.org/articles/76254 Also check out 3dmousebrain.com for interactive 3D data!

And now the companion paper to elifesciences.org/articles/76254. The Elife paper mapped the supraspinal anatomy, now we provide corresponding transcription by snRNA-Seq. Marker genes for all your favorite descending cell types! Gemistos Plethon biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

This is a great lab in a great environment, spread the word

See our latest preprint! Sometimes it's what DOESN'T happen that matters most. Meaning - in the Mysterious Case of the Axons That Won't Regenerate, there is a dog that didn't bark. Great collab with Ishwariya Venkatesh Gemistos Plethon doi.org/10.1101/2024.0…

This is very exciting! Thanks to Spinal Research for supporting this critical effort to get the science out to the people that need it.