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Find out more about #ANS2025 symposia for the Hobart 2025 ANS meeting including "The brain's neuromodulatory yin-yang: Dopamine and acetylcholine in learning and disease" here: www.ans.org.au/ans-asm/prog...
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Introducing the #ANS2025 ANS Plenary Lecturer, Dr Miriam Matamales!
Dr Matamales' research focuses on the neural circuits underlying goal-directed learning and how their dysfunction impairs appropriate behaviour.
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Find out more about #ANS2025 symposia for the Hobart 2025 ANS meeting including "Cancer neuroscience: Defining and targeting neural-tumour interactions in the body and brain" here: www.ans.org.au/ans-asm/prog...
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A fresh supply of the immune cells that keep the brain tidy might one day help to treat a host of conditions, from ultra-rare genetic disorders to more familiar scourges, such as Alzheimer’s disease.

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Swapping old immune cells in the brain with fresh ones could treat disease
Replacing immune cells called microglia holds promise for addressing brain conditions such as Alzheimer’s disease.
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From MBoC: Guofa Liu (University of Toledo) shows MYC → miR-92 → Robo1 controls Slit2/Robo1 repulsion, enabling commissural axon midline crossing in the developing spinal cord. Paper: www.molbiolcell.org/doi/10.1091/... #CellBiology
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This recent 🔥 Hot Topic 🔥 examines how prefrontal cortex parvalbumin-expressing interneurons contribute to sex differences in psychiatric disorders, w/ sex differences in glutamate receptor activity likely shaped by estrogen receptor signaling
Parvalbumin interneurons mediate sex differences in prefrontal cortex function
Neuropsychopharmacology - Parvalbumin interneurons mediate sex differences in prefrontal cortex function
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#JNeurosci: Results from Veruki et al. show that activation of D1 receptors in rats reduces the excitability of AII amacrines by increasing the threshold of action potential initiation, suggesting a new role for DA in the retina.
https://doi.org/10.1523/JNEUROSCI.0736-25.2025
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Find out more about #ANS2025 symposia for the Hobart 2025 ANS meeting including "Delineating brain regions - Importance and current methods of application" here: www.ans.org.au/ans-asm/prog...
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Find out more about #ANS2025 symposia for the Hobart 2025 ANS meeting including "Modelling neurodegenerative diseases in vitro" here: www.ans.org.au/ans-asm/prog...
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Introducing the #ANS2025 Eccles Plenary Lecturer, Prof Melinda Fitzgerald!
Prof Fitzgerald's leads a team of researchers and post-graduate students in nationally coordinated research focused on understanding and preventing the loss of function that occurs following neurotrauma
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September Fun Fact!

Hobart's Farm Gate Market made Lonely Planet's Top 10 Best Markets in the World list for 2025, and is known for its vibrant atmosphere and local produce.
#ANS2025 #AusNeuro
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September Fun Fact!

Hobart's Farm Gate Market made Lonely Planet's Top 10 Best Markets in the World list for 2025, and is known for its vibrant atmosphere and local produce.
#ANS2025 #AusNeuro
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🚨 Early Bird Registration Extended – Now Closes 26 September!
Join us in Hobart, Tasmania for the ANS Annual Meeting. Register now to take advantage of discounted Early Bird rates. tas.currinda2.com/register/eve...
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Dr Jingjing You from #USyd is launching a research program to advanced Brain-Computer Interfaces. Collaborating with experts at Fudan University 🇨🇳 , she will gain skills in electrode fabrication, neural signal collection, and AI data analysis.
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Dr. Christina Mo from @TheFlorey aims to transform Brain-Computer Interfaces by focusing on translational neurotechnology. She will visit two top U.S. labs 🇺🇸 to gain expertise in real-time motor decoding and neural control of assistive devices.
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Dr. Barbora Fulopova from QBI-UQ will explore proprioception, our body's vital sense of self-awareness. Her project at the University of Fribourg 🇨🇭 aims to develop advanced robotic systems to understand how the brain processes proprioceptive information. @barborafulopova.bsky.social
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Announcing the 2025 ANS Finkel Foundation Travelling Fellowships!

Dr Barbora Fulopova (The University of Queensland)
Dr Christina Mo (The University of Melbourne)
Dr Jingjing You (The University of Sydney)

Congratulations! See thread for details 🧵 👇
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Planning for ACAN 2026 is well underway and we're excited to announce that Dr Christina Mo has joined as a co-director (florey.edu.au/researcher/c...). Christina's expertise strengthen our focus on bridging imaging approaches and in vivo systems neuroscience. @ausneurosoc.bsky.social
Dr Christina Mo | Researcher | The Florey
Dr Christina Mo is interested in the neural basis of thoughts and decisions, and uses calcium imaging and behavioural tasks to understand the circuitry.
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🎉 Back by Popular Demand! 🎉
The abstract submission portal for the ANS Annual Meeting this December has been reopened for a limited time for poster presentations only!
Submissions close Tuesday, September 30th, 2025 at 5pm AEST.
www.ans.org.au/ans-asm/call...
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Call for Abstracts - Australasian Neuroscience Society Inc
Abstract Submissions Closed Thank you to everyone who submitted an abstract for the ANS Conference 2025 — submissions are now closed.
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Introducing the #ANS2025 Lawrie Austin Plenary Speaker, Prof Alex Fornito of Monash University!

Prof Fornito’s research develops new approaches to mapping and modelling the human brain in health and disease.
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🎉 Back by Popular Demand! 🎉
The abstract submission portal for the ANS Annual Meeting this December has been reopened for a limited time for poster presentations only!
Submissions close Tuesday, September 30th, 2025 at 5pm AEST.
www.ans.org.au/ans-asm/call...
#ANS2025
Call for Abstracts - Australasian Neuroscience Society Inc
Abstract Submissions Closed Thank you to everyone who submitted an abstract for the ANS Conference 2025 — submissions are now closed.
www.ans.org.au
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🚨 Award alert 🚨

Nominations for the @network-alba.bsky.social 2026 ALBA-Elsevier Award Lecture on Brain Sciences are now open 🧠 🏆
This award highlights outstanding research by active neuroscientists working in countries underrepresented in neuroscience publications and conferences. Apply now👇
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Dr Lila Landowski @rockatscientist.bsky.social from @utas.edu.au is a finalist in the Celestino Eureka Prize for Promoting Understanding of Science.

Learn more: youtu.be/Kofqt_p2P40

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