Excited to share that the astrocyte-centered half of my thesis work is now out Science Magazine! With Misha Ahrens Marc Duque Ramírez science.org/doi/10.1126/sc… 1/8

Our Bioinformatics Bootcamp turned blog! Enjoy this collection of free #zebrafish resources, now posted on the Node. While not comprehensive, it gives an assortment of cools tools available to researchers. Feedback would appreciated! thenode.biologists.com/bioinformatics…

A topographic code for behavioural flexibility? Muhammed Sinan Malik wrote a #preLight on work from Emre Yaksi & team mapping dorsal raphe dynamics to sensory-motor decisions in #zebrafish. 🐟 #preprint Check it out! ⬇️ 👀 prelights.biologists.com/highlights/top…

Led by Ya'el Courtney, PhD and out today in Nature Neuroscience: the brain's fluid-secreting organ — the choroid plexus — can reshape neural development through a powerful, little-known process. & it can be hijacked by serotonergic drugs like LSD. 🧠👇 A thread rdcu.be/eoaSY

Excited to share our second CSF research breakthrough with Dr. Hokyung Jin, Dr. Seon Pyo Hong, and Prof. Gou Young Koh (Gou Young Koh (Gogh)) - now published in Nature! Link below. (1/10) nature.com/articles/s4158…

I would like to share our team's invaluable study on the non-invasive mechanical control of CSF outflow via the meningeal and superficial cervical lymphatics!

Nature research paper: Increased CSF drainage by non-invasive manipulation of cervical lymphatics go.nature.com/3HtmcB1

Our latest work is out today in Neuron . Using voltage imaging, we clarified how serotonergic neurons compute action effectiveness during learning behavior. With Ravid Haruvi, Ziqiang Wei and Misha Ahrens sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Our latest work is on the cover of nature (June 26, 2025)! Even more special: the stunning illustration was hand-drawn by first author Hao Sheng — a true scientist-artist.

We are excited to report: Cerebral blood flow is modulated by astrocytic cAMP elevation independently of IP3R2-mediated Ca2+ signaling in mice Vittani et al. PNAS (2025) pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pn…

Our July issue is now live! nature.com/neuro/volumes/…

My first journal cover :) nature.com/neuro/volumes/… Volume 28 Issue 7, July 2025 Nature Neuroscience Lehtinen Lab

With my cover art wheeeeeeeee yay choroid plexus

(1/3) Excited to introduce our new GRAB sensors for a series of steroid hormones! These tools enable real-time detection of steroid hormone dynamics in vivo🐭🧠.Happy to share these sensors and welcome any feedback!Please contact [email protected] for information.

New preprint on nest building in a shell-dwelling cichlid fish. Work by Swantje Grätsch and our tireless cichlid team. biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

A major opportunity to join our expanding team at Koç Üniversitesi ! A new CoCirculation3 call is announced for 2 years postdoc fellowships, with incredibly good salary conditions for anywhere in Europe. The call will be from 1.09.25 to 1.12.25. shorturl.at/9FtkS

I'm psyched to share that my PhD paper is now out in Neuron ! It's also my first paper as both first author and corresponding author, which means even more to me! 🥳 Thank my partner Chi-Chieh Lee for her contribution to the most adorable ever graphic abstract 🥰

Tactile responses in the mouse perirhinal cortex show invariance to physical features of the stimulus biorxiv.org/content/10.110… #biorxiv_neursci

Our first steps into sensory processing is now online! Work spearheaded by Rejwan and Luis Cobar We were lucky to receive guidance from Davide Zoccolan on the analytical methods. The work was funded by Norges forskningsråd NTNU medisin og helse Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions

How do brains make decisions when faced with multiple, potentially conflicting cues? In our latest preprint, we show how #zebrafish use an additive strategy and process multiple visual features through anatomically distinct parallel pathways tinyurl.com/mvkn8em9 Thread 👇