Ari Arrenberg's Lab

We're recruiting a lab technician at the University of Tübingen for our neurobio research group. It is an E9b position (TV-L, 100%) supporting our zebrafish animal facility and our mol-bio lab. uni-tuebingen.de/universitaet/k…

#Zebrafish living in the wild look down to self-stabilise themselves when swimming against a current. Fresh work in @CurrentBiology published by Emma Alexander, @todthiele @ArrenbergLab and colleagues. doi.org/10.1016/j.cub.…

Just as you might look down at the sidewalk as you walk, fish look downward when they swim, according to a new computational study led by @northwesterncs' Emma Alexander. bit.ly/3DSFGeb

Registration is now open for #NeNa2022 from October 10-12 in Bad Urach! Follow this link to register: nenaconference.wordpress.com/registration/ #Phd #Doktorand #Neuroscience #Tuebingen

We are recruiting technicians/graduate students/and postdocs interested in studying genetic regulation of sleep and brain evolution in fly and/or fish models. DM or email me if you would like to talk about ongoing projects in the lab and opportunities! Please retweet!

Yue's paper on receptive fields for optic flow processing is available online now at Current Biology: authors.elsevier.com/a/1f3983QW8R%7…

Super excited for twitterless Yue Zhang @ArrenbergLab for publishing this tour de force paper on optic flow detection and decomposition. In this paper Yue goes from neural data to modelling, which he is then successfully testing ! biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

How does the brain process optic flow to estimate self-motion? New preprint by Yue Zhang from @ArrenbergLab available at bioRxiv. biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

NEW #research from Arristides Arrenberg and colleagues at @uni_tue: Functional architecture underlying #binocular coordination of eye position and velocity in the larval #zebrafish #hindbrain Read more here: bit.ly/37x8MNl

@TCHladnik hard at work imaging natural scenes alongside Thiele lab in India (CL)

Come take a virtual tour of the lab! Now live on our new website arrenberg-lab.de/labor/ CL

Thanks @NeuroFishh for a great summary of our latest paper, and first ever preprint, by Kun Wang and @_julianhinz

RT @biorxiv_neursci: Parallel channels for motion feature extraction in the pretectum and tectum of larval zebrafish https://t.co/raVYogiT…

Check out our new paper: "High throughput, rapid receptive field estimation for global motion sensitive neurons using a contiguous motion noise stimulus" by Yue Zhang sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Here's a teaser for our new lab website which will be live very soon!

The symposium “Mystery of the Brain”, organized in honor of Prof. Nikos K. Logothetis, will be held from 16 to 19 September, 2019 at Neue Aula, Tübingen, Germany. 32 world-leading scientists will give a keynote. Free registration is now open! brainmystery.kyb.mpg.de

Preprint of my paper on zebrafish prey capture available on biorxiv now #zebrafish #ethology

Exciting new paper from the Damon Clarks lab: A flexible geometry for panoramic visual and optogenetic stimulation during behavior and physiology. ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/31103713

What brain circuits keep an animal ‘on task’ so that it can accomplish a goal? Our paper bit.ly/2HuD9Z8 shows that the nucleus isthmi is required for zebrafish to sustain prey pursuit and capture their next meal. Congratulations to @NotHenriquez!

Ksenia Yashina from Herwig Baier’s lab and LMU colleagues show that #zebrafish form a spatial memory of their environment based on visual cues and geometric relationships. biorxiv.org/content/10.110… @KseniaYashina, #memory