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@AllenNeuroLab @tfburns My read of the Wiki is that CA3 provides the excitatory input that causes CA1 to "ring out" ripples or gamma freq. To say "CA3 provides gamma to CA1" is like saying "The sun provides food for plants"... sure, but not literally... excitatory input gives way to a dynamic process.

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⚡️Topic Editor Spotlight⚡️ Dr. Andrew Maurer @theta_monkey is working on our new Research Topic at #LEARNMEM2023! Dr. Maurer’s lab explores how regions of the brain communicate with each other during memory formation. Be sure to submit your own research at fro.ntiers.in/LearnMem23

Here I review binding mechanisms: (1) synchronous oscillations and (2) firing rate changes due to object-based attention. In the 1990s, we thought that oscillations would do the job but that was wrong – firing rate modulations cause binding. authors.elsevier.com/a/1gspg_KOmxJk…

@russpoldrack @krause_bird @NatureNeuro @BKnakker I'd wager that you get better milage than me :D

@russpoldrack @NatureNeuro I don't think this would've happened without Buzsáki's name on the paper. I mean this w/o malice or questioning the merits of the paper; hope the tide is turning for null papers, but the bar for them is still higher -> still pub bias and the possible need for a "reputation boost"

@russpoldrack @NatureNeuro Agreed, though also note that this is coming from the lab of one of the most famous researchers in neuroscience. I'll give journals a bit more credit when they publish solid failure-to-replicate results from anyone that has them.

@krause_bird @russpoldrack @NatureNeuro @krause_bird and @BKnakker raise an intriguing point. Too often, the "failure to replicate" studies don't find themselves in the same tier of journals as the initial publication resulting in less visibility and the field on the whole suffers.

@McIntyre_Lab whoa! looking forward to the lecture :D I am guessing this is AI at its absolute finest?

@antferrui @ColginLab @FunSyCNRS @FunSyCRNS, thanks for putting this on the radar. Maybe we can trade new papers and explore how our ideas overlap? twitter.com/theta_monkey/s…

@ColginLab @FunSyCNRS @theta_monkey Thanks @ColginLab for the heads up, this looks indeed very interesting. Congrats @FunSyCNRS, great to see how you exploited the spectro-temporal richness of hipp gammas. Certainly something that needs to be better characterized in hipp and other structures

We are very happy to share with you a tweet summary of our latest work @biorxiv_neursci by Vincent Douchamps, Romain Goutagny @canadarom @DemianBattaglia @a_torcini @divolo_matteo #howmanygammas biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

New paper from the lab- Think gamma routes information between the MEC and hippocampus? This manuscript revisits the theory, finding that gamma is marginally coherent across regions, brought into transient alignment via a highly coherent theta cell.com/iscience/fullt…

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My 1st first-author publication is finally here! It builds upon our studies of the role of the perforant path in age-related cog decline. “Unilateral Perforant Path Transection Does Not Alter Lateral Entorhinal Cortical or Hippocampal CA3 Arc Expression” frontiersin.org/article/10.338…

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Huge congrats to @Maanasa_Jay and @vienaneuro and team for an amazing study: 1) mPFC-HC transiently syncs at beta (15-30Hz) during memory, 2) intimates with beta bursts in nucleus reuniens of the thalamus, and 3) RE opto generates mPFC-HC beta! Please RT! biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

@AllenNeuroLab @anne_churchland In for a penny, in for a pound. eneuro.org/content/6/4/EN…

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I'm working on a paper about reproducibility! I want to make sure I highlight existing instances of a LACK of reproducibility in systems neuroscience. Do folks know of any? A systems neuro result that other labs coudln't reproduce? Perhaps for unknown reasons? Thanks!

@drkjjeffery @anne_churchland 100% agree. I would add to this the implementation of the pottery barn rule for scientific journals as offered by @hardsci (thehardestscience.com/2012/09/27/a-p…).

@ETognoli Devastating. Such sad news.

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Not going to make a string of (X/20) clickbait posts. We simply did a comparison of theta, acceleration, and velocity. Velocity still carries the dominant effect on theta frequency. Check it out here: jneurosci.org/content/early/…

Congratulations @AllenNeuroLab, Associate Professor with tenure!!! I am so proud of you! Sky’s the limit! 🎉👏🧠🎈🏝