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🦋 Our brains instantly recognize countless complex visual textures that surround us, from the intricate designs on a butterfly’s wings to the grain pattern of wood. But how does it pull off this remarkable feat of visual perception? DMCBH researchers Drs. Federico Bolanos and Tim Murphy have been awarded an OpenScope project from the Allen Institute to explore the answer to this question. Read more on our website!
Congratulations to Adam Glaser on receiving a 2024 NIH Director's New Innovator Award! 🧠🏆 #NIHHighRisk
Attention: #SfN24 & #Neuroscience job seekers. We're seeking a Scientist I – to uncover the neurophysiology of naturalistic learning over long timescales who has an interest in quantitative electrophysiology & computations in brain-wide circuits. 🔗 https://lnkd.in/gk74EFSH The aim is to capture behavioral and cognitive faculties that the organism deploys naturally ranging from days to weeks, with continuous observation and perturbation of neuronal activity. View an early prototype of the paradigm: tinyurl.com/bdjkfh4b. This position is part of the Allen Institute for Neural Dynamics team with a focus on high-risk/reward programs. https://lnkd.in/grT7nbEe Reach out to the hiring manager, Carl Schoonover with questions: https://lnkd.in/gQuyBKK9
Open science brings the lab to wherever researchers are. When COVID-19 made lab access difficult, Dr. Donghoon Shin and his team used the Visual Coding Dataset from the Allen Brain Observatory (https://lnkd.in/gY2c6VTD) to study visual perception. #SfN24 #OpenScienceStories #OpenScience
Understanding the brain requires studying its multiscale interactions. At #SfN24, Beatriz Herrera will be sharing how we approach multi-scale modeling of the mouse primary visual cortex. 📆 Mon., Oct. 7, 9:35-9:58am 📍MCP Room S406B 🎤 Session co-chaired by Anton Arkhipov
Understanding the brain requires studying its multiscale interactions, from molecules to cells to circuits and networks. Join us at #SfN24 for a minisymposium highlighting recent significant advances in large-scale mechanistic modeling of brain circuits and how it offers an unparalleled approach to integrate data and provide insights into brain function and disease. 📆 Mon., Oct. 7 ⌚️ 9:30am-12pm Central 📍MCP Room S406B 🎤 Chaired by Salvador Dura-Bernal (SUNY Downstate Health Sciences University) and co-chaired by our own Anton Arkhipov
Attending #SfN24? Don't miss the "Monoamine Neuromodulators: Cell Types, Physiology, Computation, and Behavior" symposium - chaired and featuring Principal Scientist Jeremiah Cohen. 📆 Sun., Oct. 6, 9:30am-12pm 📍 MCP Room S406A More on our Neuroscience 2024 activities 👉 https://lnkd.in/g28xXMPD
The Allen Brain Observatory provides a highly standardized survey of cellular-level activity in the mouse visual system. Learn how to use its neuropixels dataset to the fullest in this guided walk-through: https://lnkd.in/giEymcrp #OpenScienceWeek
