Hey hi, neurotwitter! I'm excited to present at #SfN21 this year. Come check out our virtual poster on the encoding of specific maze routes in Dentate Gyrus in the Place Cells 1 session today at 1pm CST! Great job to all my fellow presenters out there!

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I’ll be presenting my work from the Sur Lab at #SFN21 tomorrow (P859.10), looking at potential neural correlates of temporal prediction in marmosets using wireless iEEG recordings. Join for the discussion (11/11 9:15 - 10:15am CT) or leave a message if you have any questions!

Science shanty time! To the tune of Roll the Old Chariot Along: 🎶Oh we'd be all right with p less than .05 🎶 (x3) 🎶And we'll get the grant this time! 🎶And we'll roll the ole project right along 🎶 (x3) 🎶But take mental breaks it's fine!

Our new preprint is out! We investigated thalamocortical dynamics at the moment behavior returns after a period of (sleep-like) unresponsiveness using ultra high-field, fast fMRI. (1/n) ninafultz Steph Laura Lewis

On Thurs. Feb. 3rd, the GPN DEIJ committee will be hosting an in-person (and virtual) symposium. The keynote speaker is Dr. Frans de Waal from Emory University. Can't wait to see everyone there!

TWO MORE DAYS! I hope to see everyone at Boston University GPN’s virtual symposium this Thursday Feb 3rd at 9:30AM for an all day science extravaganza!!

Are you really getting pierced? Me: did I stud-ter?

Join us on Friday April 22nd at 3:00M EST to support Beverly from the Laura Lewis lab as she presents a student seminar on "a sequence of activity occurs across thalamic nuclei during behavioral arousals"

Impact of optogenetic pulse design on CA3 learning and replay: A neural model dlvr.it/SPjHf3

Weekend gardening trip!

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1/ Earlier this week at Boston University (Boston University), in a required class for 1st year Phd students, the class was lectured for an hour on why they as graduate workers did not deserve a living wage. This has never before been a standard part of the syllabus in this class.

How does the dentate gyrus support representations of different trajectories within a larger context? Check out our new paper in Neurobiology of Learning and Memory to learn more! authors.elsevier.com/a/1gesS3qNaAEh…

Hippocampus’ first special issue of 2023 is out now! Read 'A New View of Hippocampal Area CA2', Part 1 of 2. Available here: ow.ly/uKCE50N3hhx

Congratulations for an outstanding PhD defense by Dr. L. Kelton Wilmerding KeltonWilmerding about his dissertation work with me and Steve Ramirez! Kelton is a Renaissance Fair fan, so he requested a dubbing ceremony with his own sword.