The auditory midbrain keeps serving up cool surprises. Check out the latest from postdoc phenom @Marinaas_z 👇, 1 of many exciting things to come for Marina this year. And big thanks to co-authors Dr. Audrey Drotos 🧠 🔬, Trinity Pirrone, Trevor, and Amanda. Michigan Otolaryngology Michigan Neuroscience Institute (MNI) 〽️🧠 Michigan Neuroscience Graduate Program

This Week in The Journal #JNeurosci | Corticofugal Signal Amplification Drives Inferior Colliculus Feedforward Inhibition; Illuminating Neural Subprocesses Underlying Mouse Behavior in a Task for Working Memory jneurosci.org/content/43/31/…

I was taking some images on the scanning electron microscope this morning and found this gem - The red blood cell gives a nice perspective of just how tiny stereocilia are! For reference, the magnification of this image of outer hair cell stereocilia is 16,200x

and we’re back ⚽️

pushing to my fellow mac neuro majors - opportunity to learn about Michigan Neuroscience Graduate Program next month!

okay worth a shot using this as a resource ... recommendations for labs/programs for students seeking to study auditory circuits/systems neuroscience? 😁

i create so many lab-task specific playlists. today's microtome playlist features daft punk, sufjan stevens, tears for fears, and boygenius, among others. would recommend

Brain in the Body 🧠 #Neuroscience at Institut Pasteur 📅 November 25th 2024 📍 Amphithéâtre Duclaux, Institut Pasteur Paris Registration (free but mandatory) ↘️ eventbrite.fr/e/brain-in-the…

Researchers from our Kresge Hearing Research Institute were able to produce supranormal hearing in mice, while also supporting a hypothesis on the cause of hidden hearing loss in humans. michmed.org/8zK5v

I have recently graduated from Macalester College, and I am so excited to share that I will soon begin my Ph.D. studying auditory neuroscience at @InstitutPasteur Paris in the Institut de l'Audition. Thank you so much to all who have supported me in this process! I am so grateful!

My first first-author paper was just published in Journal of Physiology ! Ever wondered how NMDARs shape temporal integration & sound encoding in the IC? A grand adventure with in vitro & in vivo patch clamping, opto, lots of pharmacology, + some models: physoc.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1113/JP…

The SIREN program changed my personal and academic life for the better. I wouldn’t be the scientist or person I am today without it. If you’re an undergraduate seeking a neuroscience research opportunity, please check out the SIREN and NURO programs!