totally ridiculous! Everything that goes into growing an organoid is something we know. The possibility space of everything that goes into generating conscious is infinitely more than whatever it is that goes in the dish...
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It was really great to visit and learn about all the exciting work being done at the center for hypothalamic research! Truly an amazing time at UTSW
What an incredible photo!
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Happy to have contributed in a small way to this atlas of the paraventricular hypothalamus! I think this will be an amazing resource for everyone studying the PVH. Open access too!
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Hahah I need this too!
Please spread the word🔊My lab is looking to hire two international postdocs. If you want to do comp neuro, combine machine learning and awesome math to understand neural circuit activity, then come work with us! Bonn is such a cool place for neuroscience now, you don't want to miss out.
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Top youtube comment right on the nose: “The Party told you to reject the evidence of your eyes and ears. It was their final, most essential command.” from George Orwell's 1984...
Great thread summing up the PhD experience!
I really loved this episode!
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Definitely confusing. Did you ever reach out to the first author or PI? Would be curious to see what they say
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This is amazing. 💯 ingenuity
Super grateful to Brad for all the support, to @walkersamuelj.bsky.social for introducing me to the wonderful worlds of systems neuroscience and feeding regulation, to @amdouglass.bsky.social for always pointing me in the right direction, and all the other co-authors for their contributions!
We discovered an excitatory PVH-Sim2→ARC-AgRP circuit whereby the PVH excites ARC-AgRP neurons in response to the unexpected unavailability of food. This genetically specified circuit is essential for normal energy balance and enables the brain to predict and prevent deviations from homeostasis.
ARC-AgRP "hunger" neurons were found, very unexpectedly, to be inhibited by cognitively-processed sensory cues that anticipate ingestion of food. In this work, we asked are ARC-AgRP neurons also regulated by cues that signal the absence of food and thus able to predict future energy deficit?
