#Cortex

Hippocampal Subfield Group

hipposubfields

Happy #SubfieldWednesday! After a two-week hiatus we are returning to our quiz about the mysterious transentorhinal cortex!https://twitter.com/hipposubfields/status/1319029895125737472?s=20 This quiz even stumped some of us at @hipposubfiel

Luiz Pessoa

PessoaBrain

Friday celebration of women in neuroscience!(forgot what # should be used, please share!)I want to introduce people new to the field to the work of Helen Barbas at Boston University.

✨💞ClaireSoulCoach💫👽

ClaireHY3

Here's something to be aware of; as many people are "waking up" or discovering the occult - which in reality, just means hidden. We have a part of our brain

Matteo Carandini

MatteoCarandini

The brain meets a myriad behavioral demands with a limited number of neurons. Does it use the same neurons across behaviors? We addressed this question in mouse parietal cortex, where

The Planet Formely Known As George

_knotyourfrend_

I know you guys don't want to enter the chat about alcohol making people more violent. Alcohol lowers inhibitions (things like social considerations and norms), and what you normally wouldn't

Nick Jikomes, PhD

trikomes

#ScienceBreakdown: Is DMT produced by the pineal gland in the mammalian brain? I often see this claim on the internet and am surprised how often I'm asked about it. Below,

Ian Welsh

iwelsh

I very rarely get drunk, but I am tonight.In vino, veritas. my parents were alcoholics and made my childhood hell. So I don't, generally, speaking, endorse alcohol. that said, alcohol,

Dr Emma Kavanagh

EmmaLK

It is a Wednesday. It is almost half term. I am still homeschooling. I am still in lockdown. I want a holiday so much I could cry. But instead, I’m

Alex Castillo

castillo__io

Baby steps. Controlling machines with your mind takes practice. a thread on learning brain-computer interfaces. Do you remember the first time you used a keyboard?How long did it take

Max Hodak

max_hodak

A very common question I get is what people can do DIY to start working on brain-machine interfaces. The answer is not EEG. For AI all you need is a

Stewart Alsop III - Host of Crazy Wisdom Podcast

StewartalsopIII

A #stablethread on the 5HT2A receptor. This is the serotonin receptor that is being acted upon whenever someone takes a tryptamine psychedelic (LSD, DMT, etc). Let's get into it! It's

Dillan Newbold

dillannewbold

After 10 years in #neuroscience as an undergrad and #PhD student, I'm thrilled to announce my first ever scientific paper: Plasticity and Spontaneous Activity Pulses in Disused Human Brain Circuitshttps://www.cell.com/neuron/fulltext/S0

Ruchita

roocheetah

Complex trauma is an accumulation of traumatic experiences across the lifespan. It can affect the brain circuitry and impact our stress response system, neurobiologically. Our amygdala is the first responder.

Ward Bekker

wardbekker

What I love about Grafana Loki:- deploy it as a single binary for easy testing,- go full distributed/microservice mode for productionVia Helm: https://github.com/grafana/helm-charts/tree/main/charts/loki-distributed (thx @unguiculus )Our li

Evan LaPointe

evanlapointe

As a system, the brain is super complex. But there is linearity to how the brain works, and that makes things WAY simpler.Here's what happens with sensory data in the

Erin ✨💽

erincandescent

Computers are made up of other computers. You prod a bit of hardware and it's like "Surprise! I'm actually another computer in a trench coat!". Nesting isn't uncommon; they're fractal

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