Congratulations to Christian Lüscher and Eric J. Nestler, MD, PhD for the prize. Highly deserved

86 Nobel laureates have taken a stand, submitting a heartfelt petition addressed to the
United Nations Secretary-General, and, by extension, leaders of nations across the globe. This petition conveys a profound moral imperative: the immediate release of the kidnapped children in Gaza.

Release the abducted children NOW

Sense of smell under early life stress (ELS)!
We have dissected out the neural circuit involving somatostatin-releasing GABAergic interneurons, that mediated perceptual learning deficits caused by ELS!
New article from the lab molecularpsychiatry!
nature.com/article/s41380…

Great opportunity to consolidate a neuroscience research program. Vibrant community, collegial, multidisciplinary in an amazing alpine setting...you can bring your part in the game!! Apply or spread the word!

Job alert 📢
We have an open position for a bioinformatician (post-doc or PhD student/engineer) to analyze spatial transcriptomics data & uncover ligand-receptor interactions regulating dev & connectivity of the mouse cerebral cortex. 🙏 RT

More info
dropbox.com/scl/fi/nizrio3…

It’s a wrap for the 3rd annual meeting of the #mininoproject ! A big thank you to all partners for their determination and the amazing science they shared! See you all next year! Vincent Prevot Inserm CHU de Lille InsermTransfert Lille Neuroendocrinology

Nelson Totah HiLIFE_Helsinki University of Helsinki When I worked for Mike, he knowingly published falsified data (ask him for the raw recordings used to generate figures in nature.com/articles/natur… … they don’t have it, because they deleted it so no one could check!

Our recent publication in Current Research in Neurobiology #CRNEUR
An article in the latest issue of Scientific American Scientific American (March 23) discusses why #LongCovid looks like a #neurological disorder Stephani Sutherland
Here is our attempt to study #cognitive deficits in Long COVID

🤩 The #FENS -Chen Institute-NeuroLéman Network #SummerSchool registration is now open! Co-chaired by Brian McCabe and Carl Petersen, this #FENS School will explore #brain motor function.
🗓️ 2-8 Jul 2023
📍 Lausanne, Switzerland
👉Link: loom.ly/V92mMHk
NeuroLéman EPFL

The University of Geneva is seeking a faculty member at the Assistant Professor level who is pioneering independent research programs using innovative approaches in psychiatry neuroscience.
Please do not hesitate to contact me if you have questions #neur …lnkd.in/esp7Xhiq

New ad for postdoc position in developmental systems biology in my group ⁦@Sars_Centre⁩ Universitetet i Bergen in #SunnyBergen . Link available in #mastodon 😏😉 mastodon.world/@lionlchristia…

Bravo to Doctor NO
Konstantina Chachlaki! Check our latest paper published in Science Transl Med identifying minipuberty as a critical period for brain development in collaboration with Drs Pitteloud and Messina CHUV / Centre hospitalier universitaire vaudois CHU de Lille
Inserm Recherche - Université de Lille science.org/doi/10.1126/sc…

New study from our labs. Congrats to all.
Clustering of vomeronasal receptor genes is required for transcriptional stability but not for choice science.org/doi/10.1126/sc…

Our new paper on prosocial/selfish choices in mice is out! Original idea by DiegoBiagio thanks to ALL fantastic team :) nature.com/articles/s4159…

#tweetprint : How does motivation affect performance and sensory processing during goal-directed behavior?

Check out our new Neuron paper with Giulio Matteucci and Maëlle Guyoton, in collaboration with Carl Petersen where we address this issue cell.com/neuron/fulltex… 🧵👇(1/5)

Auditory cortex in awake mice produces sound-specific neuronal assemblies distinct from its ongoing activity, whereas under #anesthesia sound-evoked assemblies are indistinguishable from ongoing activity

From Bathellier Lab and colleagues

nature.com/articles/s4159…

Another preprint from the lab!
Uncertainty revealed by delayed responses during olfactory matching biorxiv.org/content/10.110…
Data from 400 healthy human subjects
Olfactory matching was more rapid with correct decisions
Longer matching time for complex odors compared to simple ones

A preprint from the lab!
Persistent Olfactory Learning Deficits during and Post-COVID-19 Infection SSRN papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cf…

A captivated audience even at the end of the User Group Meeting as Keystone Speaker camilla shares her group's amazing work on the neural mechanisms underlying social approach and avoidance behavior. 👏 🧠 University of Geneva