I am excited to share that we just published a study from my time in the Hanganu-Opatz lab in Hamburg: “Early rebalancing of neuroinflammatory cascades lastingly rescues prefrontal deficits in a 22q11.2ds model”. This project was led by Anne Günther, who did the bulk of the work and drove the study end-to-end.

CON²PHYS is now officially launched, and the full project is ready for submissions!

And the good news don’t finish here. In March, we will also run a dedicated CON²PHYS hackathon around COSYNE, co-organized with the International Brain Laboratory (IBL) software engineers and Irina Pochinok (from the Hamburg faction of the lab).

I am over the moon to share that our work on preconfigured neuronal firing sequences in human brain organoids has just been published in Nature Neuroscience: Preconfigured neuronal firing sequences in human brain organoids

We are very excited to share our latest preprint introducing iSTTC, a powerful new tool for accurately measuring intrinsic neural timescales from single-unit activity datasets. This work was spearheaded by Irina Pochinok, a PhD student in Hamburg, in the institute of Ileana Hanganu-Opatz.