Dinu F Albeanu
@dinanthos.bsky.social
Researcher at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory; Interests: Neuroscience, Predictive processing, Olfaction; albeanulab.cshl.edu
Hi Weijian - it would be great if you could join next year - we were indeed discussing having 2p miniscopes on site as well :)
July 4, 2025 at 10:47 AM
Hi Weijian - it would be great if you could join next year - we were indeed discussing having 2p miniscopes on site as well :)
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June 28, 2025 at 4:39 PM
We also note that in land vertebrates evolution has invented a parallel pathway (tufted cells-to-AON and striatum) whose responses resemble more closely those of first-order neurons. This representation may improve odor intensity decoding and localization, albeit with higher energy costs. 3/3
March 26, 2025 at 10:37 AM
We also note that in land vertebrates evolution has invented a parallel pathway (tufted cells-to-AON and striatum) whose responses resemble more closely those of first-order neurons. This representation may improve odor intensity decoding and localization, albeit with higher energy costs. 3/3
We analyze two plausible decoding schemes (firing rate versus spike timing) by which downstream neural circuits can read-out concentration information, ponder on their constraints, and raise experimentally testable hypotheses. 2/3
March 26, 2025 at 10:30 AM
We analyze two plausible decoding schemes (firing rate versus spike timing) by which downstream neural circuits can read-out concentration information, ponder on their constraints, and raise experimentally testable hypotheses. 2/3