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Can internet use become addictive? A #SciencePerspective from last year discusses the addictive potential of the #internet and how it can be best conceptualized and evaluated. scim.ag/3s0 #WorldBrainDay

.Northwestern Feinberg School of Medicine researchers led by Dr. Jennifer Rakotomamonjy at the Alicia Guemez-Gamboa showed that PCDH12 loss severely impaired cerebral #organoid development, with reduced proliferative areas and disrupted laminar organization. 📘 Cell Reports 📑 bit.ly/3O9jPTL

Genetics of human brain development | Nature Reviews Genetics nature.com/articles/s4157…

We extend our studies in understanding the role of PAX6 in neurodevelopment using human cerebral organoids! Similar to mice, PAX6 loss results in ectopic inhibitory neurons but data indicates possible species-specific differences. Short report⬇️ biorxiv.org/cgi/content/sh…

Overlooked for too many years, the choroid plexus🧠 barrier plays important roles in development, aging, infection, and pathology. Want to know more but don’t have time to read a ton of papers? Check out our SnapShot (by Sivan Gelb) in Cell! 😎 cell.com/cell/fulltext/…

The dawn of spatial omics | Science science.org/doi/full/10.11…

New #brain #organoid publication from Flora Vaccarino’s lab (@AlexJourdon, F. Wu, J. Mariani & collaborators), focusing on idiopathic #autism, uncovering an imbalance of excitatory cortical neuron subtypes during early neurogenesis 🧠🧬🧫Nature Neuroscience nature.com/articles/s4159…

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⭐New data are available on the Allen Brain Cell (ABC) Atlas The ABC Atlas provides a platform for visualizing multimodal single cell data across multiple whole-brain datasets simultaneously. #OpenScienceWeek. Visit: portal.brain-map.org/atlases-and-da…

🎉 Happy to share our preprint of: Bidirectional interaction between Protocadherin 8 and transcription factor Dbx1 regulates cerebral cortex development | bioRxiv biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

Super proud of Luuli Tran, Molecular Biology Ph.D. Program // CU Anschutz PhD student, for publishing her first paper from our lab!!! And her beautiful airyscan image made the cover! If you want to know how Notch signaling regulates oligodendrogenesis in the developing cortex, check out her paper in JNeurosci.

What a thrill was to attend the EMBO workshop in Alicante last month and share so many exciting neurodevelopmental insights with these fantastic people! Definitely looking forward to meet again! Cristina Gil Santos Franco Santiago Fregoso @SimoLab_UCD #EMBOneuralFate23

A lipid called phosphatidic acid helps shape both the inhibition and activation of the #HedgehogSignaling pathway, which is critical to both embryonic development and adult homeostasis. @SciSignal #DevelopmentalBiology scim.ag/4Bi

For our Spanish speaking followers, don't miss Prof. Oscar Marin (Oscar Marín) speak to Pere Estupinyà about the history and work of Santiago Ramón y Cajal on El cazador de cerebros. Find the full episode in the link below👇 #IoPPNInTheNews #Neuroscience bit.ly/4ahhyP9

Excited to share our review of recent advances in the development of the cerebral cortex! What are the principles governing neuronal diversification? How do populations of neurons and glia influence each other during development? Congrats to authors Nuria Domínguez and

Super happy to see this awesome and beautiful work brilliantly led by my dear friend ⁦⁦Soraia Barao⁩ at ⁦Johns Hopkins Medicine finally published⁩! nature.com/articles/s4146…

Excited to welcome our participants next week for the First Emory Brain Organoid Hub Workshop—a 5-day training marathon on everything brain organoid!🧠

Our inaugural Emory Brain Organoid Hub Workshop is underway! We have 10 participants visiting us from as far away as Japan and Australia.🌏 This immersive, hands on workshop is focused on iPSC-derived organoid cultures. What would you want to learn? 🧠

One of the most wonderful privileges in academia is the opportunity to share science with others. Last week the BrainOrganoidHub had the joy of hosting amazing scientists from all over the world for our first Brain Organoid Workshop. What a success!!! Fikri Birey Jimena Andersen

It was so fun to see these talented scientists work hard to master iPSC/organoid techniques in record time! We are so proud of our first workshop cohort and can't wait to see how they incorporate organoids into their science. Sincerest thank you from all of us. 🫶