Thanks Susan for doing an awesome job running days 1 and 2 of our coding bootcamp!
10am Friday, December 7th CNC Seminar
Andre Fenton (NYU)
“Rethinking Autism and Animal Models: A Systems Perspective”
The Graduate Center
365 Fifth Ave (34th St & Fifth Ave), Room 6496
2nd Annual ASRC Glia Symposium - Nov. 13, Today!
Glial response to environmental signals and glial cross-talk, 8:30 am - 7pm
Auditorium, Advanced Science Research Center
85 St. Nicholas Terr., NYC, 10031
Upcoming Neuroscience & Biology Seminars
CNC Seminar: Friday, October 19 at 10am.
Arif Hamd (Brown University), “Reward synchronizes dopamine axons into directional waves.”
The Graduate Center (5th Ave. b/t 34th & 35th St.), Rm.6496.
Biology Seminar: Monday, October 22 at 12pm.
Chiye Aoki (NYU Center for Neural Science), “The adolescent brain: synaptic plasticity to counter the perfect storm”
Biology Dept., HN927, Hunter College, 68th St. & Lex. Ave.
Graduate Center Retreat - Poconos 2018
It was exhilarating to catch up with our Neuroscience and Biology CNC/MCD graduate students and faculty at the Graduate Center Retreat this past weekend. Lots of exciting research across the CUNY campuses.
Neuroscience Seminar Series at The Graduate Center
We are holding a semester full of great talks at the GC Collaborative Neuroscience seminar series.
Summer students
Great work by our fantastic summer students in the lab. Good luck in your Fall 2018 endeavors. Happy to have Asher stay on for the academic year and work on more projects.
July 3rd - Presenting new work at ASRC
I'm looking forward to sharing some of our new work next week at the Works In Progress ASRC Neuroscience seminar series.
July 3rd , 4:00pm
Inhibitory signaling sculpts communication in prefrontal–amygdala–basal forebrain network during emotion regulation
Congrats to Margo on winning the Jonas E. Salk Scholarship!
Margo's awesome work in the lab on neural activity in the Basal Forebrain during threatening and non-threatening stimuli was recognized by the Jonas E. Salk Scholarship for the study of biomedical sciences. Congrats to Margo all around as she moves on to study and do more research at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mt. Sinai!
Congratulations to Rebecca on winning the McNulty Scholarship!
Great job on becoming a McNulty scholar! Looking forward to more great neuroscience with you, and more science memes.
Biology Seminar, May 14, 11:30am
Charlotte D'Hulst, PhD (Hunter College, MouseSensor, Inc.)
Making the leap from academia to industry: the story of how MouseSensor, Inc., a Hunter startup, wants to digitize the sense of smell.
11:30am, 436 Hunter North
Biology Seminar, May 7 - Peter Rudebeck
Peter Rudebeck, PhD (Mount Sinai)
"Reward, Affect, and the Prefrontal Cortex"
Room 436, Hunter North, 11:30 - 12:30 (snacks at 11:15)
Undergraduate Research Conference, Wed-Thu April 25 & 26
On Wednesday 4/25 Susan and Rebecca will be showing some exciting new work about connectivity and function of the prefrontal cortex - basal forebrain circuit.
On Thursday 4/26 Itzik will give a talk about our translational work on improving safety training as a tool to alleviate major symptoms of anxiety disorders.
Hunter West Building
Rebecca explains the gist of her project in her latest meme
Psychology Seminar, April 25, 12-1pm
Regina Sullivan, PhD (NYU Medical School)
Room 611HN, 12-1pm
Biology Seminar, April 23, 11:30am
Simone Weyand, PhD (Cambridge)
Snapshots of membrane proteins at work
Room 436 Hunter North (refreshments at 11:15)
Seminar, April 19, 8pm
Harvey Society Lecture
Kevin J. Tracey, M.D. (Feinstein Institute for Medical Research)
Eavesdropping on conversations between the brain and the immune system
Rockefeller Institute (Caspary Hall), York Ave & 66th Street
Seminar April 11 - Shona Chattarji
Shona Chattarji, PhD (National Centre for Biological Sciences, Bangalore, India)
Synaptic plasticity in the amygdala: implications for stress and developmental disorders.
Room: 611HN, 12-1pm
Congratulations to Susan!!
Congratulations on your summer internship as a software developer at Epic! Looking forward to hearing all about the programming and the cheese.
Congrats to Susan, Itzik and Rebecca on receiving the Undergraduate Research Fellowships
A great team effort on the part of the undergraduates in the lab!
COSYNE 2018
I'm happy to take part in the "Computational and affective neuroscience: algorithms for survival" workshop at Cosyne, organized by Dominik Bach and Robb Rutledge,
I'll be sharing some new data about the link between oscillations and interneurons in the prefrontal - amygdala circuit during emotional learning.