Tom Baden
@neurofishh.bsky.social
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NeuroProf@Sussex, UK. Vision, Evolution, Computation Open Science www.badenlab.org
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neurofishh.bsky.social
nice! :) have you ever tried the other way round, injecting into different brain nuclei and see what cells light up in the eye?

I’d be particularly in interested in thalamic projections….
neurofishh.bsky.social
Very excited about our new preprint, led by @gkafetzis.bsky.social /w @mikebok.bsky.social & @denilsson.bsky.social. We suggest that the vertebrate 'duplex' retina emerged from interconnecting two ancient median-eye microcircuits. Say goodbye to the 'simplex' retina - it probably never existed!
neurofishh.bsky.social
feed getting too political? just learnt that you can block some words/names strategically, using settings/moderation… instant improvement
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pontus-skoglund.bsky.social
Now recruiting for two positions in my lab:

Postdoc in computational analysis of ancient human genomes www.crick.ac.uk/careers-stud...

Bioarchaeology staff scientist supporting human aDNA projects www.crick.ac.uk/careers-stud...

Background: sites.google.com/view/skoglun...

Applications welcome!
Skoglund Lab - Ancient Genomics
Skoglund lab
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leverhulme.ac.uk
Assistant Director vacancy alert!

Apply for this newly created position within the Trust. Responsibilities include leading on specific large grant schemes, representing the Trust externally and managing key areas of policy development.

Interested? Learn more: www.leverhulme.ac.uk/news/current...
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neurofishh.bsky.social
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neuroluci.bsky.social
How do brain circuits evolve? We started looking for some answers by using synapse-resolution cross-species comparative connectomics on an entire olfactory circuit 👇

bit.ly/44aVm9E
neurofishh.bsky.social
Sussex Visions is back!
Tune in on June 26th and onwards, see details below
mforst.bsky.social
The Sussex Vision Talk series is back! Join us to hear about all things vision, from retina to brain, from invertebrates to human.
www.youtube.com/@badenlab615...
Talks will be live-streamed (and stored) on YouTube, hope to see many of you there. Details on each talk coming soon.
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currentbiology.bsky.social
Check out our latest issue! www.cell.com/current-biol...

On the cover: The anole lizard by Dario Tommasini and colleagues www.cell.com/current-biol...
neurofishh.bsky.social
Welcome to the UK!
neurofishh.bsky.social
Our proposal for a ‘universal’ nomenclature for rod and cone types based on their evolutionary lineages that will equally apply to all vertebrate species is now out! Have a look and please consider adopting the system :)
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biapyx.bsky.social
🙏 Thanks to
@naturemethods.bsky.social, @ritastrack.bsky.social, the reviewers, and the awesome bioimage analysis community.
We can't wait to see what you build with BiaPy! 🚀🧠
🔗 www.nature.com/articles/s41...
#BiaPy #BioimageAnalysis #DeepLearning
BiaPy: accessible deep learning on bioimages - Nature Methods
Nature Methods - BiaPy: accessible deep learning on bioimages
www.nature.com
neurofishh.bsky.social
loving the cheeky 3D printed mask to allow local optogenetic stimulation of different body segments in these teeny maggots :). Also looks very scifi
claudiomics.bsky.social
Delighted to share a new preprint from the lab exploring the links between morphology and behaviour: using a novel method we map the sensory inputs that trigger an evolutionarily conserved adaptive postural behaviour (self-righting) in the Drosophila larva 👉🏼 www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1...
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claudiomics.bsky.social
Delighted to share a new preprint from the lab exploring the links between morphology and behaviour: using a novel method we map the sensory inputs that trigger an evolutionarily conserved adaptive postural behaviour (self-righting) in the Drosophila larva 👉🏼 www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1...
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viveknityananda.bsky.social
The International Society for Neuroethology has a grant for disadvantaged scientists investigating the mechanisms of animal behaviour. Apply for funds to help overcome any barriers you face!

Membership fees can be included in your application.

Details here: www.neuroethology.org/diversity-aw...
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neurofishh.bsky.social
I just feel the need to emphasise just how hip and happening these worms with big eyes are! They even made it onto TikTok! youtube.com/shorts/t4M4l...
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mikebok.bsky.social
Super excited to have received a @hfspo.bsky.social grant with with @neurofishh.bsky.social for our proposal: Eyes inside out: Visual coding without a multilayered retina in squid and worms.
neurofishh.bsky.social
Our esteemed neighbours at Sussex managed to sling a snail onto the cover of PNAS! Come for the synchrotron data, stay for the multi-neuron simultaneous intracellular recordings. And watch this space for even mooooore neurons in the perhaps not so distant future (ominous chuckle…)
kevinstaras.bsky.social
Aw, we got the cover for our new paper on X-ray imaging and atlas building in the snail brain. www.pnas.org/doi/10.1073/... Thanks @pnas.org .. and to @sussexneuro.bsky.social @leverhulme.bsky.social @ukri.org for funding support #invertebrate #brain #neuroscience THREAD: bsky.app/profile/kevi...
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thebuddhabird93.bsky.social
First attempt at 3D re-constructing the #Horizontalcell from my transduced #chick #retina.
Cells can be very dramatic. All you need is a GIF and some Pavarotti notes 🎵

Sample by @neurofishh.bsky.social

Great time for some #FluorescenceFriday.
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bas.ac.uk
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