Congratulations to Adam Charles on receiving the NSF Career Award.
Kavli NDI News
What makes a neuron respond to specific stimuli ?
Neuronal selectivity, a neuron’s ability to respond to specific stimuli, is critical to determine how the neuron behaves to different cues. A team of researchers at Johns Hopkins University, including Kavli NDI members, Ingie Hong, Richard Huganir, Seth Blackshaw, Dwight E. Bergles and Solange P. Brown have identified a subtype of receptors, Calcium Permeable AMPA receptors, that are responsible for controlling neuronal selectivity.
Kavli NDI News
Dingchang Lin Named 2024 Packard Fellow
Kavli NDI X Series
Endogenous patterns of spontaneous activity instruct axon branch dynamics following Hebb’s predictions
The Kavli NDI X series is a postdoctoral speaker exchange program, launched by Kavli NDI to foster interaction between the global network of Kavli Neuroscience Institutes across the world. Distinguished post-doctoral fellows are invited from the global network of Kavli Neuroscience institutes to showcase their research and exchange ideas with the Hopkins Neuroscience community. Please email kavlindi@jhu.edu or sviswa10@jhmi.edu if you wish to attend.
Kavli NDI X Series
Endogenous patterns of spontaneous activity instruct axon branch dynamics following Hebb’s predictions
The Kavli NDI X series is a postdoctoral speaker exchange program, launched by Kavli NDI to foster interaction between the global network of Kavli Neuroscience Institutes across the world. Distinguished post-doctoral fellows are invited from the global network of Kavli Neuroscience institutes to showcase their research and exchange ideas with the Hopkins Neuroscience community. Please email kavlindi@jhu.edu or sviswa10@jhmi.edu if you wish to attend.
Single Cell and Spatial Transcriptomics Working Group
A forum to facilitate discussions and dissemination of best practices in Single Cell and Spatial Transcriptomics, as well as a means to evaluate, test, and implement new technologies to answer the most pressing questions in the field. Run by Loyal Goff, Genevieve Stein O brien and Seth Blackshaw and meets the third Tuesday of each month. Please email kavlindi@jhu.edu or sviswa10@jhmi.edu if you wish to attend.
Single Cell and Spatial Transcriptomics Working Group
A forum to facilitate discussions and dissemination of best practices in Single Cell and Spatial Transcriptomics, as well as a means to evaluate, test, and implement new technologies to answer the most pressing questions in the field. Run by Loyal Goff, Genevieve Stein O brien and Seth Blackshaw and meets the third Tuesday of each month. Please email kavlindi@jhu.edu or sviswa10@jhmi.edu if you wish to attend.