Join Cell Press, Cell Signaling Technology, and @cterminiPHD in celebrating #NationalHispanicHeritageMonth with 100 Hispanic/Latinx scientists who inspire us crosstalk.cell.com/blog/100-inspi…

Currently at the Columbia University virtual booth ABRCMS ! Come learn about our programs and meet current students and faculty! #ABRCMS2020

New website banner!! Featuring the amazing team that makes Cientifico Latino, Inc. possible!! 🥰🙏✨

Just met the most amazing group of scientists (virtually) -- proud to be part of the inaugural Cientifico Latino, Inc. Graduate Student Engagement and Community (GSEC) program! Already inspired by my peers :')

🚨Please share and RT! Applications for Columbia Access Neuroscience (CAN) is OPEN! This event is for underrepresented students interested in learning about applying to neuroscience PhD programs. Applications due March 15th! 🚨 neurosciencephd.columbia.edu/columbia-acces…

We had some amazing mentee graduate students this past year! Excited for the next! Sign up to be a part of this great community!

It’s that time! Application is open for Columbia Access Neuroscience (CAN) ! This is an informative two-day event for students from underrepresented backgrounds who are interested in pursuing a Ph.D. in neuroscience! 🧠 Apps due Feb. 25th! Please RT and share!

Happy to share that our work on lateral entorhinal cortex’s role on CA2-dependent social recognition memory is now published Neuron doi.org/10.1016/j.neur… Thank you to all collaborators Christopher de Solis Felix Leroy and members of the lab! #keepCA2weird #dont4getCA2

Hey #ScienceTwitter! Open to URM undergraduates/ recent graduates considering a Ph.D in Neuroscience: CAN is here to help you learn about life as a graduate student and how to get there! Come join a fully funded 2-day event at Columbia University! Applications due: February 25

CA2 is critical for social but not nonsocial memory. We wondered what neural code could support such features and what the underlying sensory signals might be. Now published Neuron. Thanks to everyone involved bringing this story to life! authors.elsevier.com/a/1h4tb3BtfH5M…

Abstract disentangled low D representations are great for generalization but are not efficient for memory storage. The hippocampus seems to increase dimensionality to fix this problem. Published in Neuron, with a wonderful team @LaraBintheBrain, Lorenzo Posani, S. Siegelbaum

Scientists @stefanofusi2 and Steven Siegelbaum have found a brain area in mice that may reveal how we can quickly discern a stranger from someone familiar. These new findings in Neuron may shed light on disorders affecting #memory. cell.com/issue/S0896-62…

Excited to share our latest research on the hippocampal CA2 region's role in social aggression! 🧠🐭 In this pre-print, we provide a unified view of the two major roles previously ascribed to CA2: social memory and the promotion of aggression. Our findings reveal a neural

In this stunning Science Magazine video @zuckermanbrain Andrés Bendesky and team describe how they’ve combined genetics and neuroscience to understand what puts the fight in these fish, and possibly in humans, too. Learn more about the neuroscience of aggression:

Modulation of aggression by social novelty recognition memory in the hippocampal CA2 region dlvr.it/TLwmzN