We are looking for a motivated researcher who is interested in joining our lab. Our research focuses on the neural mechanisms by which specific sensory inputs are transformed into emotional states and behavioral changes. Please refer to the link for details.
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My Journal Club article exploring how tactile sensations shape emotion and comfort is now online in Nature Reviews Neuroscience.
www.nature.com/articles/s41...
This was an excellent sake— gentle sweetness with a hint of spice, crisp and refreshing. And not expensive;-)
Wrapped up a small piece of editorial commentary for a well-known journal. Glad to contribute, and even more glad it’s finally off my desk.
It is discouraging to devote so much time to reviewing others’ papers, grant applications, and animal experiment protocols, particularly when my own manuscript shows little progress.
My previous observations and others confirm that the CaMKII promoter is not specific to glutamatergic neurons. It seems this still isn't common knowledge, as I keep seeing papers claim its specificity without presenting supporting data.
Noticed that eLife now tags each paper with labels like "Important," "Solid," or "Incomplete" — making it easier to grasp the impact at a glance.
Congratulations! Happy to hear that:-)
Gave a talk at Hamamatsu in the morning and heading back to the lab on a local train. Peaceful time imagining my family’s reactions to the souvenir I picked up.
I’ve wondered why I find an indentation on the lateral side of the cortex in fixed mouse brain slices, and I’ve learned it’s because the rhinal fissure runs through there.