Nils Kroemer

Neuroscientist, psychologist, & modeling enthusiast. Professor of Medical Psychology at U Bonn | Neuroscience of Motivation, Action, & Desire Lab neuroMADLAB 🧠 ⚡ aka @cornu_copiae

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2023-10-05

#WIPwednesday • I finished the gut area on the #VagusNerve #embroidery ! Next I’ll move onto the head which also means using a smaller hoop. #SciArt

An image of an old engraving of a vagus nerve is printed on sulky material and basted to green cotton in a huge wooden embroidery hoop. All the embroidery of the main nerve lines has been done in blue chain stitch in perlé cotton leaving only the head area unstitched. A needle minder in the shape of an hourglass that reads, "This is taking forever," sits near the stitches holding a needle.
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Daniel Lakenslakens
2023-09-09

New paper shows most researchers - by a large margin - across the social sciences are in favor of data/code sharing and preregistration. Many have already engaged in these behaviors. nature.com/articles/s41467-023 1/3

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2023-08-29

Hot off the press! 📰

It took a minute, but I'm glad it's finally out:

A Critical Perspective on Neural Mechanisms in Cognitive Neuroscience: Towards Unification
journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.11

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Matteo CarandiniMatteoCarandini
2023-08-27

I'm reading this booklet on the University of Padua, founded 801 years ago, when a group of students and professors (apparently unaccompanied by management) migrated from the University of Bologna in search of greater freedoms. I'm fascinated by the measures that the University took to be "universal" (i.e. to deserve its name). And by the woman who broke through centuries of prohibition to make it truly universal. (1/N)

Cover of the book "L'università di Padova" by Maria Beatrice Autizi.
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Pleased to see that the #preproof of "Blunted neurobehavioral loss anticipation predicts relapse to stimulant drug use" is up on the #BiologicalPsychiatry website! Big thanks to lead authors Leili Mortazavi and Kelly MacNiven, as well as helpful reviewers (summary figure below, #neuroscience, #addiction, #neuroimaging, #MIDtask):
sciencedirect.com/science/arti

Summary figure for findings of "Blunted loss anticipation predicts relapse to stimulant drug use" in #BiologicalPsychiatry
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2023-08-16

🎶​ How does your brain's symphony stay in sync? Is there one conductor leading the symphony or do nearby neurons listen to each other to coordinate their activity?

🧠​ Find the answer in my brief about recent work from fellow Penn NGG student Ethan Blackwood and alum Dr. Brenna Shortal for Penn's Brains in Briefs series.

upennglia.com/briefs/bib-brain

#neuroscience #sciComm #brain #synchrony

Learn more about Brains in Briefs here: upennglia.com/brainsinbriefs

A brain made of music notes with "Keeping Your Brain's Symphony in Sync" written beside it.
2023-02-06

Are reward responses in the human brain modulated by gut hormones?

In our systematic review & meta-analysis, we find converging evidence for enhanced reward signals by ghrelin. For GLP-1, the convergence is too low and might be dependent on the phase (anticipation vs. consummation).

Great work led by @cor_et_cerebrum @cecivez

sciencedirect.com/science/arti

#fmri #neuroscience #neuroimaging #gut #reward #psychiatry

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Alicia Izquierdo, Ph.D.alicia_izquierdo@neuromatch.social
2023-02-03

Impulsivity can be advantageous in “unexpectedly uncertain” environments journals.plos.org/ploscompbiol

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2023-01-30

🚨New preprint - Human exploration strategically balances approaching and avoiding uncertainty

that's right - humans sometimes avoid uncertain parts of the environment when exploring

w/ @shadlen@twitter and
@DShohamy@twitter

psyarxiv.com/gtxam/

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Kou MurayamaKouMurayama
2023-01-09
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2023-01-09

#introduction

I am PhD in #neuroscience investigating mood and anxiety disorders. I am working at the Neurogenetics Lab, U. Valparaiso (Chile). I am obsessed with identifying the negative consequences of chronic stress on learning and memory, the underlying brain circuitry, and how new stress resilience strategies can be built.​

I am currently on the job market, looking for a postdoctoral position in the neuroscience field. ​
My background is in animal models, stereotaxic surgery/microinfusions, behavioral tests, object tracking/recognition, data management/analyses, Ethovision, colony management, and molecular biology techniques.​

I am highly motivated in working on new projects and challenges, and learning new skills.​

In addition to neuroscience, I enjoy to ride a bike, outdoor sports, reading, and watch movies and series.​

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2023-01-09

Hello everyone, this is a new account of the Department of #Psychiatry and #Psychotherapy at the University of #Lübeck in Northern Germany. 

We are embedded in the Center of Integrative Psychiatry, the Center of Brain, Behavior and Metabolism (#CBBM) and the University Hospital Schleswig-Holstein.

psychiatrie-luebeck.de

Our main topics are: #PsychotherapyResearch #PersonalizedPsychiatry #SleepDisorders #MentalHealth #SocialNeuroscience #TransdiagnosticNeuroscience #TranslationalPsychiatry

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2023-01-06

While we know that the degeneration of dopamine neurons causes Parkinson's disease, we still don't know why those neurons degenerate.

One intriguing idea is that these neurons are particularly sensitive because their axonal arbors are absolutely HUGE. Each neuron has 1 million terminal release sites, and operates under an extremely tight energy budget.

Paper: "Living on the edge with too many mouths to feed: Why dopamine neurons die"
movementdisorders.onlinelibrar

Picture from: frontiersin.org/articles/10.33

Picture of a dopamine neuron, showing that its dendritic arbor is huge
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Anirudh Wodeyarawodeyar@qoto.org
2023-01-06

Excited to share a paper we've been stewing for a while looking into ambiguity in defining phase for brain rhythms and how one can use metrics of uncertainty to identify moments when phase is less ambiguous.
doi.org/10.1101/2023.01.05.522
#neuroscience #brain #tootprint #preprint

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2023-01-03

Now publicly available, an fMRI dataset including over 150 younger and older adults. T1-weighted, functional MRI (fMRI), pulsed continuous arterial spin labeling (PCASL), proton magnetic resonance spectroscopy (1H MRS), and emotion regulation task during multiecho fMRI. During fMRI scans, physiological measures (blood pressure, pulse, respiration, and end-tidal CO2) were continuously acquired. To learn more, check out our data description preprint: medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/20 #neuroscience

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2023-01-03

New year, new instance, new #introduction !

👋​ I'm a postdoc at Stanford University working with @Russpoldrack and @scottlinderman. My work focuses on improving and applying statistical techniques for inter-individual comparisons in fMRI data.

I'm really excited about how methods open up new avenues for theory, and I spend a lot of time thinking at this intersection.

I believe that rigorous methods should be broadly accessible, and I'm an active advocate for community-based efforts to promote #openscience and #opensource research software.

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Dr. Marie McNeelyPhDMarie@qoto.org
2023-01-02

In this week's new podcast episode, Dr. Alex DiFeliceantonio shares exciting stories about how she got started in science, her research on the neuroscience of food choice her favorite scientific travels, life outside the lab and more!

peoplebehindthescience.com/dr-

#neuroscience #physiology #biology #research #brain #science #STEM #podcast #podcasts #scicomm #WomenInSTEM #phd

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Gokce Labozgungokce
2023-01-02

Join our group! we have open positions for , , and to study the fundamental biology of neurodegenerative disorders using advanced techniques like , . DM me for more info pls RT mastodon.social/@ozgungokce/10

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2023-01-02

Coming over to join the conversation here. I'm a poet, playwright, and scientist, studying the neuroscience of decision-making. Currently also very fascinated by impacts of those processes beyond the neuroscience itself, in fields such as psychiatry, economics, etc (For example, I have a new book on morality.)

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The LAB Lab 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️thelablab@universeodon.com
2023-01-01

Please use our 'Naturalistic Neuroimaging Database' (NNDb v2). It consists of N=86 people who did a battery of behavioural tests and watched one of 10 full-length #movies during #fMRI. It has 46,249,600,000 voxels or 6.69 days worth of data to play with. 🥳

Data: openneuro.org/datasets/ds00283

It is also available on Neuroscout: neuroscout.org

Read the paper: nature.com/articles/s41597-020

We are now collecting a 3T NNDb with adolescents and adults, and before/after #psychedelics.

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