Simon Danner

Dive into discussions, share insights, and explore collaborations. Neuroscience Meet-Ups at #SfN23 are your ideal setting for networking at its best. Discover how to organize a Meet-Up at #SfN23. ▶️ bit.ly/46f0xUE #neurotwitter

Applications for SPINE 2023 are now open! @SPINEphilly

Spectacular day with great seminars, breakout rooms and discussions. Huge thanks to the trainees (Shayna Singh, Jeremy Weinberger, Jenna McGrath & @adamaaronhall) and faculty advisors (@simonmdanner & Jed Shumsky) that made it happen! @peterwbaas2015 #spinalcordinjury

Happy Friday to you all! I hope that your week has been a good one and that your weekend will be even better. Just in case, this might help - an announcement for next week's IOSCIRS seminar by @KarimiLab & @LeoGoleoGarcia! See you on Tuesday.

#mdpibrainsci Ipsi- and Contralateral Oligo- and Polysynaptic Reflexes in Humans Revealed by Low-Frequency Epidural Electrical Stimulation of the Lumbar Spinal Cord mdpi.com/2076-3425/11/1… #neuron #locomotion

What impact does spinal cord injury have on primary afferent depolarization interneurons and what is the ultimate impact on flexor muscle group I afferents? Excellent new study from @mpcotelab @DrexelNeurobio @Drexel_med_grad Read it now 👉 buff.ly/2IEyDvj

On the organization of the locomotor CPG: insights from split-belt locomotion and mathematical modeling biorxiv.org/cgi/content/sh… #biorxiv_neursci

Dr Simon Danner, the JNE #Reviewer of the Year, says: "Several of my papers received constructive reviews that significantly improved their quality. I strive to provide same thorough comments to others that I have benefited from." #PeerReview ow.ly/DMMP50zsYLO

Enhancing KCC2 activity decreases hyperreflexia and spasticity after chronic SCI biorxiv.org/content/10.110… Our recent submission available in preprint! @bilchak_j @dilloncmalloy

Die Bewegung der Beine ist nicht alleine Kopfsache: tuwien.ac.at/aktuelles/news… @MedUni_Wien

Das Gehirn denkt, das Rückenmark lenkt: MedUni Wien-Forscherteam identifiziert wichtige Kontrollmechanismen für das Gehen ...

Human spinal locomotor control is based on flexibly organized burst generators bit.ly/1BYvbNh

Research team at MedUni Vienna identifies control mechanisms for walking. bit.ly/1Ijv4jp Read full article bit.ly/1AQbr1A