That’s what I love about science - and I don’t even mean getting funding. Coming up with ideas together, solving problems, learning stuff. This was so much fun. Thanks to the funders for the support and a wonderful week!

One of the two projects receiving a seed grant from Jacobs Foundation during the the 5th Max Planck UCL Centre for Computational Psychiatry meeting at Marbach Castle involves LIP colleagues Zoe Ngo, Leonid Wutzke, Sarah Power, Elisa Buchberger, @anka_joechner as well as Erika from Ryan Lab!

Great week at the Max Planck UCL Centre for Computational Psychiatry meeting at Marbach Castle. Even better we got a seed grant from the Jacobs Foundation for our project pitch 🐭👶

Excited to be in Paris for #flux2022! If you’re interested in infant memory engrams and engram plasticity across development then stop by our posters on Thursday morning!

What a fantastic 2 days!!

Must learn to say "no"

Good luck to all the PhD students this week, where all their family try to understand what they do and ask when they will be done.

PhD candidate trying to run away from their research on the weekend x.com/i/status/16290…

New Ryan Lab preprint on the adaptive properties of forgetting - featuring the PhD research of Livia Autore, with James OLeary & Clara Ortega-de San Luis. Adaptive Expression of Engrams by Retroactive Interference biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

I had such fun presenting yesterday and it was so great to hear about all the wonderful research happening in TCD TBSI! Thank you to the organisers and judges!

So excited to share my PhD work on retroactive interference out now in Cell Reports !! Interference is a form of adaptive forgetting that modulates memory expression as a result of engram competition. 🐁🐁 doi.org/10.1016/j.celr…

Our new paper is out now: "Immune activation state modulates infant engram expression across development" - by Sarah Power & team in Ryan Lab at Trinity College Dublin #engram #forgetting science.org/doi/10.1126/sc…

It’s out!! Very happy about having been able to contribute to our understanding of memory accessibility throughout development 🐭🧠

We are here in Washington DC 🇺🇸 for Society for Neuroscience (SfN) annual meeting. The Ryan Lab from Trinity College Dublin will be presenting our ongoing research into the nature & function of memory #engram ensembles.

New feature in Science Magazine on our ongoing cross-species research on forgetting during early infant development, with Sarah Power & M. Werkle-Bergner at Max Planck Institute for Human Development. Also featuring Erika at Trinity College Dublin: science.org/content/articl…

Super excited to share my PhD work, out now in nature. Here, myself, Lydia Lynch, and all my wonderful co-authors explored the link between circadian rhythms, energy homeostasis and innate T cell function. A thread: 🧵 nature.com/articles/s4158…

Introducing Dr. Erika Stewart (Erika) who just passed her PhD viva at Trinity College Dublin without any corrections. A courageous and unflappable investigator. We can't wait to see how her Postdoctoral research develops with Dani Dumitriu, MD, PhD in New York.

Super excited to share my PhD work, out now in nature. Here, my fantastic coauthors and I delved into whether mice could form memories of temperature experiences. 🐭💭❄️ Check out our tweetorial 🧵below: Full paper at: nature.com/articles/s4158…

Dr. Erika Stewart (Erika) just left Ryan Lab & Trinity College Dublin to become a Postdoctoral Research Fellow with Dani Dumitriu, MD, PhD at Columbia Medicine. A scientist who is always resilient, rigorous and adaptive - looking forward to seeing what she does next.

📡Recruiting a PhD Student! 🇪🇸 Join our new lab at the U.Jaén Universidad de Jaén to study how memories are regulated at the molecular level. Collaborative team, southern Spain, funded by Agencia Estatal de Investigación Apply by early Sept. Please share :) #PhD #memory #neuroscience