So proud to share the published version of this work of the Biogeography of cortical fast-spiking interneurons! We demonstrate that in association cortices many FS neurons do not express parvalbumin. @KISNeuro @NTNUhelse https://t.co/NWeVbIxSNs

#QuattrocoloLab preprint out 👇! We explored changes in the proteome of HP and DG growth cones at early postnatal stages. We see that at P1 growth cones from the two subregions are very similar, but start to diverge from P3, with HP growth cones maturing earlier then DG ones.

The writing style is so understated compared to today’s claims. But also: we just send an idea, please publish while we work on the data. The paper by Cobbs and Comfort describes the role played by Franklin.

This week I am sharing what I think to be the most significant publication in biology since 1859. This paper opened the door to molecular biology and molecular genetics.

Developmental neuroscientists please keep inviting @GQuattrocolo to your conferences. She is a great speaker and her lab is doing very interesting research. Plus she has great taste for presents to her husband when she returns from those conferences

Call open for the 22nd @NeuroAlc Christmas Meeting! 🧠🎄 Dec 18–19, 2025 📍Alicante, Spain Open to postdocs & junior PIs in neuroscience. 🗓️ Apply by Oct 15: christmasmeeting@umh.es #NeuroScience #ChristmasMeeting_IN @CSIC @CSICval @UniversidadMH @umhsapiens

In today’s lecture on microcircuit organization we will go through the classics from Penfield to Eccles and get to cell type specific optogenetics to dissect circuits for top down modulation of vision How neurons connect to compute with a reminder to their biophysical properties

From the series “Once upon a time…the discoverers” an episode about Buffon and the concept of deep time

Immunology is such a beautiful field! It was just recognized with another Nobel prize. Richard Lewontin included it (“mechanisms of self-recognition”) in the five properties defining living organisms.

To honor the memory of @JaneGoodallInst I am sharing her 1963 article for @NatGeo

A pioneer of science, conservation and education who left a long lasting legacy. Dr Jane Goodall

Short philosophical summary for the lecture on Touch

Grilling on a gorgeous fall evening while enjoying a wonderful Zinfandel. A present from the last master student graduated from the lab. The joys of teaching…

I am thrilled to share that this winter I will be starting my lab in the @GIGA_ULiege! The lab will study early brain development at the intersection of systems and computational neuroscience. 🌐You can find out more on the lab website: https://t.co/5X0dQuX92W 1/2

Nice video. strong evidence that the brain is indeed activated during behavior, and that the neural dynamics is quite complex. Please spend many millions of dollars so we can watch more enlightening videos like this

Our first steps into sensory processing is now online! Work spearheaded by @RNeuroscience and @Prime5222 We were lucky to receive guidance from @davide_zoccolan on the analytical methods. The work was funded by @forskningsradet @NTNUhelse @MSCActions

This week I am sharing the closing remarks from Wallace’s The Malay Archipelago. Here Wallace gives a critique of of Victorian society and what he learned living with the people he met in his travels

If you have sometime , give our paper on social foraging theory in PRX life a read. If you want to listen to me explain some of the concepts, check out this lecture I gave focusing on social foraging theory : https://t.co/iougDk1hH8. .

This week I am sharing this very interesting study where I learned about the weird meiosis of 🌹

Bali surprised me as it did with Wallace @GQuattrocolo

Best wishes to @Prime5222 for his future endeavors in science. Luis is starting a very exciting position in Cambridge. We will miss him here where he has built rigs and analysis pipelines, has been a wonderful colleague and a very kind person to share the science adventure!