What animal do you see in this video? With similar videos that isolate object movements, in a paper that just came out in #JNeurosci, Sophia Roberts sophie robert, Leslie Ungerleider, and I explored what brain regions process movement cues from objects. jneurosci.org/content/43/4/6…

Amazing talk by Nanthia Suthana today at Kavli Neuroscience really exciting to hear about so much new data on neural oscillations, real-world navigation, and virtual reality.

Beautiful! Which tune is the squirrel dancing to?

Congrats 🥳 fantastic, a much needed review Matthias Stangl Sabrina L. Maoz Nanthia Suthana

Looking forward to submit my work and review that of others

Inspiring talk on molecular basis of aging by FangGroup at Kavli Neuroscience ✨

Neuroscience has long been fascinated by the brain's complexity. one of its most intriguing aspects, degeneracy, remains a relatively obscure concept. Recently, Dr. Christophe Bernard explored degeneracy as a fundamental principle in neuroscience. Let's explain this conundrum.

I highly recommend Gaute Einevoll ‘s podcast on theoretical neuroscience. For example the episode ‘on origins of computational neuroscience and AI as scientific fields’ - with Terrence Sejnowski. Fun and informative

Very interesting work! And a nice challenge to use EEG for measuring heading/ head direction signals. Congratulations 👏

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Did ChatGPT pass the Turing test?

Grid cells have a geometry in time! Left-right-alternating theta sweeps in the entorhinal-hippocampal spatial map. 🧹 European Research Council (ERC) #KiloNeurons. Creds to Abraham Zelalem Vollan & Rich Gardner at Kavli Neuroscience. May-Britt Moser 🧵1/8 👉 biorxiv.org/cgi/content/sh…

Getting close to #inav2024 hands down my favorite conference. Check out Noam Almog’s Noam poster on the origins of hexadirectional signals on Wednesday June 19th

Bye bye Merano 🏔️🌞. #inav2024 was jam packed with great science, engaging discussions, and even some real-world navigation (hiking & co). So inspiring!

💫 congrats Matthias Nau et al. Looking forward to read 🤩

Interesting approach to make use of the initial stabilization of magnetization in fMRI by Renil Mathew et al.

Fantastic work, Ingrid Framås Syversen & co. Completes a nice series on human homologues of rodent LEC & MEC using both fMRI & DTI

Can a neuron hear the shape of a drum? Very interesting work linking neural networks and traveling waves