Our latest work with colleagues from Cologne
Giles Yeo Georgina Dowsett Inst Metabolic Science-Metabolic Research Labs Max Planck Institute for Metabolism Research
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We have a study out today on a new circuit that encodes information about reward that I am very excited to share from Twitterless lead author Wenliang Zhou. Time for a Tweet walk science.org/doi/10.1126/sc… 1/20

In the midst of our first #HypoGRC , I am happy to share our new works that is out today in Neuron, led by an extremely talented postdoc fellow Luping yin. Luping will present a poster this Thursday on the story. So check it out!
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Recently, we and others have shown that a variety of perceptual and motor features are more distributed in their correlates across brain regions than previously expected. Does this also apply to abstract cognitive representations? Yes! 1/

Very excited to share a preprint of my postdoc work on cue value coding in prefrontal, motor, and olfactory cortex. Thanks to co-authors Madelyn Hjort, Anna J Bowen, Nick Steinmetz, Garret Stuber. Feedback is welcome!

Some fantastic papers came out today, so I’ll just quietly add our new preprint on PBN cell types and their outputs biorxiv.org/content/10.110…
Thanks to so many Twitterless authors plus Matt Carter Garret Stuber 1/2

Chk out our new preprint led by andrew luskin & Li Li, MD, PhD 'A diverse network of pericoerulear neurons control arousal states' #LocusCoeruleus defining molecular, anatomical & functional identity of LC & periLC cells Mental Health NIMH UW Anesthesiology & Pain Medicine UW Pharmacology biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

My major PhD project is published! With a great team studied the embryonic and postnatal development of the mouse habenula at a single-cell level. The entire story you can find here: doi.org/10.1016/j.celr… Cell Reports. Want a quick summary? Check out this thread. 1/n

whew its been a journey but im so excited this FOA is finally out!! pls 🗣️ spread the word to folks doing NIDA, NIMH, or NINDS-mission relevant research!

Cool updated program for the Hypothalamus GRC in July...seriously cool talks/posters coming! grc.org/hypothalamus-c…

Excited to share new paper Cell. Led by Zhengyuan Pang Scripps Research Graduate Program, collaboration w/ Ben Cravatt, CATCH is a chem-bio innovation to allow imaging of drugs in tissue. This 'mission impossible' only happens with the incredibly collaborative Scripps Research . 1/3

Here's a video from the 20 mm working distance objective. Imaging GCaMP6s-expressing neurons in mouse cortex in vivo. Last call for this batch. Email me if you're interested in it. $13,900 each right now. twitter.com/Labrigger/stat…

Che-Hang Yu in our lab built a long working distance objective for 2-photon imaging. How long? 20 mm. All it needs is air-- no water needed. It works and it can help if you work on preps with tight cranial windows and/or odd angles. Here's the rundown. 1/8

Interested in studying brain control of body weight and blood glucose? The University of Washington’s Diabetes Institute is now hiring postdocs! Contact Dr. Michael Schwartz at [email protected] to learn more about how to join our team in beautiful Seattle.

Happy (auto)fluorescence Friday!

An intact rat brain from new twitterless lab member Alex Murry in collab with Garret Stuber and Susan Ferguson labs.

Nature Neuroscience Everyone knows neuroscience was founded in the Hypothalamus so I'd start camping out in line for exclusive access to this one: grc.org/hypothalamus-c…

Want spatial co-expression relationships of dozens of genes in a continuous, thick tissue volume containing tens of 1000s of cells? See our study in Cell with Paul Tillberg by HHMI | Janelia Multi-FISH team and 1st author Yuhan Wang. cell.com/cell/fulltext/…

The Zweifel Lab at the University of Washington in Seattle, WA is hiring a Research Scientist! We are a fun and dynamic group that is part of the Center of Excellence on the Neurobiology of Addiction, Pain and Emotion.
Link: tinyurl.com/wczn66eh
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