Erlich Lab
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The Erlich Lab at SWC
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Looking for a postdoc opportunity? Join our community of dedicated researchers and staff as Research Fellow / Senior Research Fellow! Our current vacancies in the M Stephenson-Jones and Athena Akrami labs: sainsburywellcome.org/web/content/cu…
Want to flexibly manipulate many cortical regions, but don't know how to build a random access optogenetics system? We present Zapit: an #opensource hardware and user-friendly software system to make this technology more widely available. Our preprint: doi.org/10.1101/2024.0…
🚨First preprint from the lab!! All credit goes to Francesca Greenstreet & Hernando Martinez who co-led this project. tinyurl.com/47w98a6b
We show that movement-related striatal dopamine signals encode an action prediction error, a value free teaching signal.
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Please spread the word about a great opportunity at UC Davis for a computational and/or cognitive neuroscientist. Based at the Center for Neuroscience with space directly adjacent to Charan Ranganath and Mark Goldman! Need to apply by November 15 to guarantee review.
Do you want to do a postdoc in London at the fabulous SWC with me and Dr. Chunyu Ann Duan ?
Do you have expertise in rodent behavior, neurophysiology and/or imaging? Interested in economics? decision-making? Multiplayer games? Let's chat in DC #sfn #neuroscience #postdoc
If yr gonna be at #SfN23 and want to talk about p2p scientific infrastructure, not shoveling billions to cloud providers to rent our own data, escaping journals, adversarial interoperability, cooperative governance, ill b at PSTR241.22 9-10am on the 13th❤️
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Great new Technology Networks piece by Ruairi J Mackenzie on the recent study by Erlich Lab! “Lottery-Loving Rats Reveal How the Brain Handles Uncertainty” technologynetworks.com/neuroscience/n…
How does the brain encode lottery values? In a study published today, the Erlich Lab at SWC and NYU Shanghai researchers revealed the role of the frontal orienting field in rats during economic decisions under risk. Read the news: sainsburywellcome.org/web/research-n…