Michael Lohse (@lohseneuro) 's Twitter Profile
Michael Lohse

@lohseneuro

Neuroscientist. Sir Henry Wellcome Postdoctoral Fellow at the Sainsbury Wellcome Centre/UCL, Champalimaud Centre for the Unknown, and Stanford University

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sweiler (@simonweiler3) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Are you working with in vivo optogenetics? Ever wondered what the impact of shining laser light within the brain in the absence of exogenous opsins has on neuronal activity? PLEASE SEE biorxiv.org/content/10.110… & READ 🧵👇 work done SWC, thx Mateo Velez-Fort & Troy Margrie

Shohei Furutachi (@shoheifurutachi) 's Twitter Profile Photo

What is the nature of sensory prediction error signals in the neocortex? Our research published in nature reveals that these error signals are amplified responses to unexpected inputs, mediated by a cooperative thalamocortical circuit mechanism! 1/4 nature.com/articles/s4158…

Sonja Hofer (@sonjabhofer) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Shohei Furutachi's heroic study on sensory prediction errors in visual cortex is out at nature now, including a lot more exciting data: nature.com/articles/s4158…

SWC (@swc_neuro) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Applications now open! Join the SWC PhD Programme 2025 🧠 World-class training in systems neuroscience 💰 Fully-funded 4-year programme 💂 Based in London with close links to Gatsby Computational Neuroscience Unit Learn more and apply by 11 Nov: sainsburywellcome.org/web/content/ph… #PhD #Neuroscience

David Rowland (@davidcrowland) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Here it is! A huge milestone in neuroscience – the complete connectome of the fly brain from the FlyWire team (FlyWire). In this special issue, we have 9 research articles. I’ll try to summarize them in a couple threads starting here 🧵

Here it is! A huge milestone in neuroscience – the complete connectome of the fly brain from the FlyWire team (<a href="/FlyWireNews/">FlyWire</a>). In this special issue, we have 9 research articles. I’ll try to summarize them in a couple threads starting here 🧵
Michael Lohse (@lohseneuro) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Come by our poster today at SfN (board U7). I’ll be there all afternoon to take you through our findings showing a frontal corticostriatal mechanism for cognitive control of sensorimotor transformations.

Sepiedeh Keshavarzi (@sepikeshavarzi.bsky.social) (@sepikeshavarzi) 's Twitter Profile Photo

📢 Opportunity Alert! We have two open PhD positions in our lab at PDN Cambridge starting in Autumn 2025. Exceptional candidates may have the opportunity to join earlier as RAs and receive PhD funding if scholarship applications are unsuccessful. Advert: keshavarzilab.com/blog/phd-posit…

📢 Opportunity Alert! We have two open PhD positions in our lab at <a href="/PDN_Cambridge/">PDN Cambridge</a> starting in Autumn 2025. Exceptional candidates may have the opportunity to join earlier as RAs and receive PhD funding if scholarship applications are unsuccessful.
Advert: keshavarzilab.com/blog/phd-posit…
SWC (@swc_neuro) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Neuroscientists at SWC (@UCL) and Nuffield Department of Clinical Neurosciences (University of Oxford) reveal how brain cells form a coordinate system for behavioural sequences. Read the news ⬇️ sainsburywellcome.org/web/research-n…

Neuroscientists at SWC (@UCL) and <a href="/NDCNOxford/">Nuffield Department of Clinical Neurosciences</a> (<a href="/UniofOxford/">University of Oxford</a>) reveal how brain cells form a coordinate system for behavioural sequences.
Read the news ⬇️
sainsburywellcome.org/web/research-n…
Mohamady El-Gaby (@gabymohamady) 's Twitter Profile Photo

“Where was I again?” Our study published today nature.com/articles/s4158… reveals brain cells can form a coordinate system for our behaviours. Instead of locating where we are in the world, this coordinate system tells us “where we are” in a sequence of behaviours: 🧵below:

“Where was I again?”
Our study published today nature.com/articles/s4158… reveals brain cells can form a coordinate system for our behaviours. Instead of locating where we are in the world, this coordinate system tells us “where we are” in a sequence of behaviours: 🧵below:
Sara Mederos (@saramederos_) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Thrilled to see our work published in Science today! Grateful for the opportunity to collaborate with an amazing team at Sonja Hofer Lab and SWC . Years of effort went into this project—excited for what’s ahead! :)