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  1. @ewingt-phd.bsky.socialBluesky

    Can your #brain make new #neurons? www.nature.com/articles/d41... In the 1990s: — Researchers could see cells that had incorporated BrdU, meaning that they had originated from dividing cells — Some were non-neuronal cells, but the team identified others as neurons

    nature.com Can your brain grow new neurons? How researchers are solving a century-old puzzle

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  2. @earlkmiller.bsky.socialBluesky

    Instead of focusing on single neurons, they make sense of neural activity by chopping each trial at task events and summarizing the whole population. Neural Data Needs Semantic Tokenization: Behavioral Events as Boundaries of Session-Transferable Tokens arxiv.org/abs/2610.03001 #neuroscience

    arxiv.org Neural Data Needs Semantic Tokenization: Behavioral Events as Boundaries of Session-Transferable Tokens

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  3. @i3suporto.bsky.socialBluesky

    #i3S researchers Mónica Sousa and Ana Rita Costa recently published a paper in the journal 𝘚𝘤𝘪𝘦𝘯𝘤𝘦 𝘈𝘥𝘷𝘢𝘯𝘤𝘦𝘴, in which they outline the workings of new mechanisms that help explain how neurons build and maintain their inner architecture. 📰👀👇 #i3Sresearch #i3Sinnovation #i3Spapers #neurobiology

    tinyurl.com i3S revela como se constrói e mantém o «esqueleto» dos neurónios

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  4. @mvugt.bsky.socialBluesky

    Surprising to hear that adult neurogenesis is not established as I thought! www.nature.com/articles/d41...

    nature.com Can your brain grow new neurons? How researchers are solving a century-old puzzle

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  5. @embl.orgBluesky

    How is AI helping us better understand the brain? At EMBL Rome, AI helps researchers build computational models of how the brain predicts, adapts, and responds to unexpected change. Flàvia Ferrús Marimón shares more in this video. #EMBL_AI

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  6. @tobywise.bsky.socialBluesky

    Very excited to see this work from Eyiyemis Damisah's group at Yale out in @natneuro.nature.com www.nature.com/articles/s41... They combined our gamified aversive learning task (www.nature.com/articles/s41...) with single unit recordings to show that claustrum neurons encode uncertainty

    nature.com Human claustrum neurons encode uncertainty and prediction errors during aversive learning

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  7. Longest mouse brain axon ever reconstructed: 70 centimeters long. With a soma in the Locus Coeruleus, this neuron releases norepinephrine over most of the brain but specifically skips the cerebellum, brainstem, and spinal cord. Very readable and accurate press release: alleninstitute.org/news/out-of… The paper: "Topographic structure and function of locus coeruleus noradrenaline neurons", Su et al. 2026 (Jeremiah Cohen's lab) nature.com/articles/s41586-026… #neuroscience #mouse #norepinephrine

    alleninstitute.org out of the blue – and into the rest of the brain

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  8. I'm recruiting PhD students this cycle! We study how the brain perceives, remembers, and predicts naturalistic experiences like movies and games, using computational tools to analyze behavioral and neural data 🧠 App deadline is 12/2/26 - see our lab pubs on our website www.dpmlab.org/pubs.html

    dpmlab.org Columbia Dynamic Perception and Memory Lab -

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  9. new work from the lab using rTMS, TMS-EEG and a prolonged pain model and getting us a little closer to understanding the mechanisms behind alpha and pain, with implications for individualized neuromodulation interventions for chronic pain www.ovid.com/10.1097/j.pa...

    ovid.com Evoked alpha oscillatory activity is suppressed... : Pain

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