Hung Lo 羅鴻
@hunglo.bsky.social
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Sys Neuro postdoc in Sjulson lab, Albert Einstein, New York. PhD in Johenning/Schmitz lab, Charité, Berlin. The binge eating guy🍩. he/him.
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I'm more than psyched to share that my PhD paper is now out in Neuron! It's also my first paper as both first author and corresponding author, which means even more to me!

Thank my partner Chi-Chieh for her contribution to the most adorable ever graphic abstract 🥰
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elisagalliano.bsky.social
Posters printed (5x), talks made (2x), symposia chairing ironed out (2x), preprint posted (1x), whole lab on board (7x): 𝐁𝐢𝐥𝐛𝐚𝐨, 𝐡𝐞𝐫𝐞 𝐰𝐞 𝐜𝐨𝐦𝐞! #ECRO2025
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@chloeg-neuro.bsky.social @harinw.bsky.social @connordoyle.bsky.social @ailiemcwhinnie.bsky.social @neurosana.bsky.social
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brainloops.bsky.social
🧠🔄 #NeuroThursday

Loops paper! 💡
@hunglo.bsky.social, Friedrich Johenning & team show that during binge feeding, OT GABA neurons silence piriform cortex → flavors fade, fullness lags and eating continues!

Who knew smell circuits could fuel overeating? 🐭🧋

🔗 www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...
Feeding-induced olfactory cortex suppression reduces satiation
Binge feeding commonly leads to overeating. Experiencing flavor during food consumption contributes to satiation. Still, the interactions between flav…
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hunglo.bsky.social
Thanks for sharing our work ☺️😁🧋
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neurocure.bsky.social
New in Neuron: “Feeding-induced olfactory cortex suppression reduces satiation” @CharitéBerlin researchers. This study reveals how the sense of smell controls meal ending & binge eating behavior. Read more: tinyurl.com/227dw782 #Neuroscience #Satiation #BingeEating @hunglo.bsky.social & colleagues
Feeding-induced olfactory cortex suppression reduces satiation
Lo et al. show that binge feeding suppresses piriform (olfactory) cortex activity, reducing the brain’s representation of food flavor. This suppression is driven by the olfactory tubercle and promotes...
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hunglo.bsky.social
It was a great colab! Thanks so much for your contributions!
hunglo.bsky.social
Thanks for the highlights! 🙂
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tobiasackels.bsky.social
🚨 Preprint alert! 🚨
Can mice estimate the distance to an odour source?
New work led by Cristina Marin and colleagues, jointly supervised by @andreas-t-schaefer.bsky.social at the @crick.ac.uk and myself.

Spoiler alert: Yes, they can!

Read the paper here: bit.ly/43A9tF9
Short 🧵 below
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Thank you Jonas, and yes finally 🫠🫠🫠
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Thank you soooo much Elisa!!! 😁☺️I hope ppl in the lab enjoy the🧋hahaha
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Thanks for kind words Luke! 😄
hunglo.bsky.social
Finally, some personal updates, since this year I have started my postdoc with @lukesjulson.bsky.social at Albert Einstein College of Medicine in New York, studying prefrontal dynamics in addiction models. Hopefully, soon I'll have something cool to show you all!
hunglo.bsky.social
Of course, I want to thank all authors that I haven't mentioned yet, thank you all so much!!
Matthew Larkum Benjamin Judkewitz Anke Schoenherr Laura Moreno Velásquez Lukas Faiss Amit Kumar Malinda Tantirigama Aileen Hakus Benjamin Rost Katharina Stumpenhorst Marion Rivalan York Winter!
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Special thanks to Walter Cañedo Riedel, Kelsch lab, and @russoel.bsky.social lab for their contribution, where they analyzed the functional connectivity between OT and aPC and showed the recruitment of OT –| aPC circuit, providing a crucial link between these 2 brain regions.
hunglo.bsky.social
In this version, we identified the missing link in the last version, a circuit mechanism of how the olfactory cortex (aPC) is suppressed during binge feeding. It turns out to be the GABAergic neurons in the olfactory tubercle (OT)! OT neurons project to aPC and are activated during binge feeding!
hunglo.bsky.social
Thanks again to all the authors, especially my PhD supervisors Friedrich Johenning and Dietmar Schmitz. Thanks to all 3 reviewers, it was a relief to read the reviewers’ comments were all positive and supporting publication!
hunglo.bsky.social
I'm more than psyched to share that my PhD paper is now out in Neuron! It's also my first paper as both first author and corresponding author, which means even more to me!

Thank my partner Chi-Chieh for her contribution to the most adorable ever graphic abstract 🥰
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carandinilab.net
Neuropixels and Optogenetics are delighted to announce the birth of

Neuropixels Opto

Combining high-resolution electrophysiology and optogenetics

Today in bioRxiv

960 sites, 28 emitters, 2 colors

By Lakunina, @karolinazsocha.bsky.social, Ladd, et al

www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1...

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A Neuropixels Opto probe with 3 blue emitters and 3 red emitters lighting up in succession, with corresponding neural activity in different layers of the cortex.
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chloeg-neuro.bsky.social
🌟 Exciting News!🌟
I am thrilled to announce that the interdisciplinary symposium Scent and Imagination will take place on the 4th June 2025 in Cambridge (UK)! 🎉

Join us as we dive deep into the complex relationship between olfactory heritage and imagination 🌸💡
hunglo.bsky.social
Congrats!! Beautiful work!
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inchinn.bsky.social
We have a fresh new paper!
The PhD project of the talented Mark Conway.

A learning-induced change in the sensitivity of olfactory receptor neurons enables consistent perception of an odor. #olfaction #neuroscience

www.science.org/doi/10.1126/...
Perceptual constancy for an odor is acquired through changes in primary sensory neurons
Learning-induced changes in primary sensory neurons support concentration-invariant perception of an odor.
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eliezyer.bsky.social
I recently created this account and figured I should make an introductory post.

I'm a Ph.D. candidate interested in all things neuroscience, although primarily involved in systems and computational aspects of the brain for the moment. Looking to connect with the neuro folks in here! #neuroscience
a man wearing glasses and a red jacket says allow myself to introduce
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