Congratulations to Adam Charles on receiving the NSF Career Award.
To advance neuroscience discovery by uniting neuroscience, engineering and computational data science to understand the structure and function of the brain.
Congratulations to Adam Charles on receiving the NSF Career Award.
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 hosts a monthly breakfast at our Homewood campus. This meeting serves as a forum to bring the Hopkins community together to brainstorm ideas, discuss current research, and set the stage for collaborative science across the community. Open to all members of the Hopkins community-- please email kavlindi@jhu.edu or sviswa10@jhmi.edu if you wish to attend.
Kavli NDI hosts a monthly breakfast at our Homewood campus. This meeting serves as a forum to bring the Hopkins community together to brainstorm ideas, discuss current research, and set the stage for collaborative science across the community. Open to all members of the Hopkins community-- please email kavlindi@jhu.edu or sviswa10@jhmi.edu if you wish to attend.
Muscle spindles provide flexible sensory feedback during complex behavior
Muscle spindles provide flexible sensory feedback during complex behavior