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Excited to present our paper in nature, extending noninvasive optogenetics beyond the brain to investigate an age-old question: nature.com/articles/s4158… With @Ritchie_Chen, Karl Deisseroth, the D-lab team and many others!

Thanks #PierFrancescoFerrari & #JacopoBaldi for the great write-up on our recent nature paper! Social neuroscience: Primate research goes wireless: Current Biology cell.com/current-biolog…

A brand new paper: Some people are Super Synchronizers- synchronize better regardless of partners or tasks Super Synchronizers are more attractive Humans prefer romantic partners who can synchronize Matan Cohen Communications Psychology nature.com/articles/s4427…

Instead of creating a "virtuous cycle" of civic engagement, social media creates a "self-righteous cycle" of animosity journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/20… "it often fosters a false perception of being well-informed and politically competent, thereby stimulating political engagement.

Exactly 6 years ago our theoretical article on interpersonal attunement and second-person psychophysiology was published Leonhard Schilbach. Today, together with other friends we submitted our first empirical evidence on 'attuned minds'. Stay tuned! link.springer.com/article/10.100…

The sunk cost bias (when people are too unwilling to give up on a goal even when it’s failing). The ventromedial prefrontal cortex plays a central role in mediating goal commitment by influencing attention allocation and decision-making processes. rdcu.be/dLFjb

👇Rewarding collobration with claustrum experts Ami Citri Gal Atlan, we found that elevated activity in claustrum neurons projecting to the ACC promotes unresponsive sleep & task disengagement. Kudos Noa Matosevich noam zelinger leading this effort throughout all challenges! 👋👋

so proud of you Estherina Trachtenberg !

Our new @natureneuro paper is out! We employed circuit manipulations in transgenic WILD MICE, revealing a sexually dimorphic role of oxytocin neurons in social conflict. An admired team effort led by Itsik Sofer with our programmer Silvia Chuartzman nature.com/articles/s4159…

Ill be presenting our work on "Trauma under Psychedelics" with the amazing Nova survivors at Psychedelic Medicine Israel conference on July 31. Ill show results about how the body, mind and brain process trauma experienced under altered states of consciousness.

hey check it out, new paper from Michèle Insanally et al. !! Thanks Kishore Kuchibhotla Kanaka Rajan Brian DePasquale and all other coauthors! nature.com/articles/s4146…

כתבתי על התרופה הזו לא מזמן, כדור קטן שמעכב לשנים התפתחות של גידולי מח מסוג אסטרוציטומה! אין הרבה תרופות כאלו באונקולוגיה. התרופה אושרה אתמול לשימוש ע"י ה- FDA וחייבת להיכנס לסל עוד השנה! כי גם במלחמה יש תרופות שאסור לדחות ויש חולים שלא יכולים להמתין. fda.gov/drugs/resource…

Calling all post-doc candidates! It's that time of the year to apply for the amazing and prestigious Azrieli fellowship, much more than a fellowship - it is an interdesciplinary community of wonderful people who feel like family. I strongly encourage you to apply! Azrieli Foundation

my PhD work is officially out ✨ we wanted to see if vagus nerve stimulation could improve sensory perception once animal’s performance stabilized

How does sensorimotor (S1/M1) cortex support adaptive motor control?  Come find out in our latest preprint, which spans the development of a full adult forelimb model + physics simulations, neural-modeling for control, complex 🐭behavior 🕹️, large-scale imaging, and of course

Check out the latest from our lab, an in-depth look at the neural and peripheral response to social isolation in rats. Led by the exceptional Estherina Trachtenberg who is a force of nature! 💫

Trends in Neurosciences Neural circuits for goal-directed navigation across species cell.com/trends/neurosc…

The Biomass of Life 🐧🐸🐯🐹🐼🐍🐞🦂🐙🐬🐘🦙🐊🦀 #biomass #biodiversity #infographic #science #life #animals #biology #zoology #data #dataviz #dataart #datavisualization #dataillustration #illustration

I am excited to share our new paper published today Cell (link: authors.elsevier.com/a/1jw%7ElL7PXq…). This is one of my favorite studies and took ~7 years to complete. In early 2018, we started the project, aiming at understanding the neural plasticity of the Winner effect. 1/6

Don't let what you see on social media skew your view of humanity. Most bad behavior is due to a few bad apples: • Just 3% of active users are toxic, but they generate 33% of online content • 1% of communities launch 74% of conflict • 0.1% of users spread 80% of fake news