Walton Lab

Review finally out! It goes through hippocampal representational models and what they tell us about building cognitive maps. Am very pleased with it! Many thanks to @behrenstimb, @d_mccaffary, and @BakermansJJW ! (1/9) nature.com/articles/s4159…

Final version of @nikasamborska's awesome generalisation paper now online: nature.com/articles/s4159… Data: gin.g-node.org/vsamborska/dat… Code: github.com/veronikasambor… Excitingly: last author Thomas Akam has just won a @wellcometrust fellowship to start his own lab - look out for jobs!

We have a newly-minted professor to announce! Mark Walton has been awarded the title of Professor of Behavioural Neuroscience. Congratulations, Prof Walton! @OxfordWIN @MRCBNDU @EcrXchange @WaltonLabNeuro @OxfordMedSci ➡️bit.ly/3fvKeO0

Very excited to say that my first first-author paper is out now in @jpsychopharm! 🥳 A huge thank you to my twitterless co-authors for all their support! A 🧵about what we found… journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.11… #neuroscience #neurotwitter @OxNeuro

Roll 'up Roll up. Jugglers and acrobats, music and drama...there fairground is coming to Banbury Museum & Gallery as we explore our amazing and baffling brains with the help of researchers from the University of Oxford. banburymuseum.org/events/a-windo…

At our Museum Late event, the team from the University of Oxford will be turning our Waterways Gallery into a fairground with stalls designed to test your brain skills with games such as Wheel of Fortune and Play Your Cards Right! 19th May 2022 7-9.30pm banburymuseum.org/events/a-windo…