1/8 Are all synapses created equal? Clem Bernard in Beatriz Rico and @Marinlab has found that the building of new synapses is controlled in a cell-type and even synapse-type-specific manner. This is the story Science Magazine science.org/doi/10.1126/sc… ⬇ thread CDN | King's College CNDD| King's College

Neuronal cells in the brain are connected by trillions of synapses; how these connections are formed in mammals are not well understood Prof Laura Andreae and Dr Katie Long have been awarded a UK Research and Innovation BBSRC grant to investigate this further #Neuroscience kcl.ac.uk/news/bbsrc-gra…

We’re thrilled to announce that registration is now open for the 6th edition (on March 2025) of the Paris School on All-Optical Neuronal Circuits Control with Optogeentics and Multiphoton Microscopy! Join us and explore the latest breakthroughs with an outstanding lineup of

Ho letto in questi giorni i soliti commenti spiccioli riguardo l'articolo sulla ricercatrice italiana che vive in Svizzera. Quando decisi di andare negli USA 10 anni fa sapete qual è stata la prima reazione della maggior parte delle persone che mi conoscono in Italia? "Quanto ti

Join us at the CDN | King's College on Thursday (14th) for the next edition of the Ephys Club! We'll have our own Аnа Dorrego Rivas presenting lots of action potential recordings 😄

It was a pleasure to showcase the Abbelight SAFe MN360 recently installed at Microscopy Innovation Centre King's College London. Can't wait to see more fantastic science from Juan Burrone Lab, Laura Andreae and others labs, thanks to the Abbelight super resolution system! 🔬 #NowWeSee #SuperResolution

I updated the blog post with a simple function to calculate the membrane voltage sag in Python. I also included an example of using the function within a loop to analyze multiple files. Hope you find it useful! spikesandbursts.wordpress.com/2022/05/13/pat…

Are you interested in the development of the human brain? One postdoctoral position is opened with #WT funds in @RicoLab to investigate the development of inhibitory circuits in the human cerebral cortex. Experience: Molecular Biology (scRNA seq, RNAseq). Please RT!

Delighted to see this out! A great story by Benjamin Compans and Vincenzo Mastrolia with the help of Clara Lenherr. Nanoscale plasticity of axo-axonic synapses at the AIS. Enjoy!

It's always wonderful when you can publish the efforts you share with good friends! Thanks Benjamin Compans for this! 🤟 biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

This week we are excited to welcome Andrew MacAskill UCL who will present a seminar on Thursday. He will be hosted by NEUReka! Seminars, a group of PhD students and post-docs who organise informal and discussion-led events. All welcome, we look forward to seeing you there.

looking forward to speaking at KCL on thursday!

Prof Laura Andreae has been awarded a The Leverhulme Trust grant to uncover the rules behind neuronal development #neuroscience kcl.ac.uk/news/laura-and…

Day 18th: Blog: Martyna Panasiuk, CDN | King's College, King's College London, delves into precision techniques for targeting specific neuron populations in tissue slices, shedding light on strategies to enhance experimental accuracy. Read more buff.ly/3zPFhda #SciAdvent #patchclamp

Our paper about how affectations of the Ikaros family in circulating immune cells impair specific neural circuits in the context of schizophrenia is out! A great work by I Ballasch and Laura Lopez Molina! and co-workers Institut de Neurociències de la UB Ʌʗʜʋʗɑɼɼʘ SENC jneuroinflammation.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.11…

Vibrational fiber photometry, developed by the Pisanello lab, enables Raman spectroscopy in the mouse brain with low impact, owing to the use of tapered fibers. Filippo Pisano Massimo De Vittorio Liset M de la Prida Francesco Gentile Manuel Valiente Ferruccio_PhC nature.com/articles/s4159…

🚨Paper Alert🚨 Our paper on the mechanism of homeostatic control in PV interneuron activity is now online in Nature! A massive thanks to all the authors, including Clem Bernard, Fursham Hamid and Oscar Marín. Read the paper at nature.com/articles/s4158….

1/12. How do cortical interneurons select specific pyramidal cells during development? Julie Jezequel in Beatriz Rico has identified specific cellular and molecular codes that interneurons use to target pyramidal cell types Nature Communications CDN | King's College CNDD| King's College Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology & Neuroscience