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News Archive
Yuxi Chen publishes paper in Hippocampus
Congratulations to Yuxi Chen for her paper with Audrey Branch, Cecilia Shuai, Michela Gallagher, and James Knierim in Hippocampus, “Object-place-context learning impairment correlates with spatial learning impairment in aged Long-Evans rats” (https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/hipo.23591). They tested the ability of young, AU, and AI animals to recognize novel object-place-context (OPC) configurations and found that performance on the novel...
Vyash Puliyadi defends his thesis
Yuxi Chen attends Janelia Workshop
Yuxi recently presented her work, “Activity in the rat lateral entorhinal cortex under context-dependent odor-place rule reversals”, at a Junior Scientist Workshop on mechanistic cognitive neuroscience at Janelia.
Pel Ozel attends Okinawa Institute of Science and Technology course in Japan
Pel recently attended the OIST Computational Neuroscience course in Okinawa, Japan to learn the application of current pose estimation and behavioral clustering models (B-SOiD and deeplabcut) to the head-scanning behavior she is investigating for her graduate work.
Congratulations to Yotaro Sueoka for award of 2023 Quad Fellowship
Yotaro was one of 100 recipients to receive a 2023 Quad Fellowship supporting outstanding STEM master’s and doctoral students from Australia, Japan, India and the United States. He attended a summit with other recipients in Melbourne, Australia in June to promote interdisciplinary and cross-cultural interaction and collaboration over a range of STEM topics. Well done,...
One Neuro Discovery grant awarded in May 2023
Congratulations to Noah Cowan (Engineering), James Knierim (Medicine) and Amy Bastian (Medicine) for their One Neuro Discovery grant awarded in May 2023. This award will fund research investigating whether path integration recalibration requires the cerebellum in rats, and whether this process is impaired in humans with cerebellar ataxia.