As a longtime fan of cool papers in @currentbiology.bsky.social, I am really thrilled to see this out! This study sets the stage for understanding the origins of novel (vocal) behaviors. Big shout out to the main architects of this work @xmikezheng20.bsky.social and @cliffscience.bsky.social

I am recruiting graduate students for the experimental side of my lab @mcgill.ca for admission in Fall 2026! Get in touch if you're interested in how brain circuits implement distributed computation, including dopamine-based distributed RL and probabilistic representations.

If you are at #SfN2025, don't miss Huihui's poster tomorrow (Sunday) morning at MM6 (PSTR095.13)! He has developed methods for barcoded connectomics across many vertebrates, from frogs to NHPs, and is comparing the single-cell anatomy of the song systems of zebra finches and parrots!

Annoyed at how difficult MAPseq dissections can be? Check out the new preprint from Kebschull undergrad Rishi Koneru and grad student @mmganant.bsky.social: www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1...

Want to learn everything there is to know about barcoded connectomics, brain clearing, and modern neuroanatomy? There is still time to apply for the CSHL High Throughput Neuroanatomy course! Stipends are available. meetings.cshl.edu/courses.aspx...

Next-generation of barcoded projection mapping techniques: MAPseq2 and POINTseq! Congratulations @justuskebschull.bsky.social and team.

Excited to share the first 2(!) preprints from the Kebschull Lab. The amazing @hyopilkim.bsky.social developed MAPseq2 & POINTseq and used them to map the dopaminergic cells of VTA and SNc. tl;dr MAPseq2=10x cheaper, 4x better; POINTseq=easy cell type specific barcoding; DA neurons=very cool.

Our work with Pablo Tano, @hyunggoo-kim.bsky.social Athar Malik, Alexandre Pouget and @naoshigeuchida.bsky.social exploring how dopamine neurons could enable multi-timescale reinforcement learning in the brain is out in @nature.com www.nature.com/articles/s41...

Thank you to @xinjin.bsky.social and @justuskebschull.bsky.social for presenting their research at the recent Klingenstein Fellowship Awards in Neuroscience Conference. 📷 : SimonProPhoto

Fantastic opportunity to move to Europe, and yes, it includes the UK! But applicants can be from any nationality. Our team at UCL is still growing. Get in touch if any of our work sounds interesting. delaslab.com

Welcome to the Bluesky account for Stand Up for Science 2025! Keep an eye on this space for updates, event information, and ways to get involved. We can't wait to see everyone #standupforscience2025 on March 7th, both in DC and locations nationwide! #scienceforall #sciencenotsilence

On Friday, Feb 14 ❤️, we will welcome Prof Justus Kebschull @justuskebschull.bsky.social of Johns Hopkins Biomedical Engineering for his talk on “Understanding brain function and evolution with barcodes and sequencing”. Happening at 11am in RW432. See you there!

This is the end of science as we know it if it stands—15% IDCs for all NIH Grants. grants.nih.gov/grants/guide...

Postdoc (Baltimore, United States) Viral Phylodynamics & Neuroscience with @justuskebschull.bsky.social @rezakalhor.bsky.social More details: http://iddjobs.org/jobs/johns-hopkins-postdoc-position-in-viral-phylodynamics-neuroscience

Bioinformatician (Baltimore, United States) Viral Phylodynamics & Neuroscience with @justuskebschull.bsky.social @rezakalhor.bsky.social More details: http://iddjobs.org/jobs/hopkins-bioinformatician-position-in-viral-phylodynamics-neuroscience

Many academics point to bioRxiv as “the one thing improving science publishing”. If so, the one thing you all can do is persuade colleagues to submit and make this a norm. 1/2

Hopkins is recruiting 30 Bloomberg Distinguished Professors in AI + X (X = astrophysics, cancer, neuroscience, genomics, social sciences, etc.) hub.jhu.edu/2024/12/17/d... 22 of these 30 will be organized in clusters that were selected after rigorous external review. The list of clusters is:

Experience in viral phylodynamics? Check out this awesome opportunity to use those tools to understand brain structure 🧠🦠. We'll be next door neighbors and you can join the amazing infectious disease dynamics and neuroscience communities at Johns Hopkins

We are still looking to recruit a postdoc on (what I think) is a most exciting project!

The Kebschull and @rezakalhor.bsky.social labs are recruiting a joint postdoc for an exciting project at the interface of phylodynamics and neuroscience. Come join us at JHU BME. Spread the word, and contact us if you are interested. #hiring 🧪🧠. More on www.kebschull-lab.org and below.

Hello there! We are the Kebschull lab at Johns Hopkins University and love brains, barcodes, viruses, and sequencing. We develop new technology and work on a zoo of animals to understand how brains change over evolution and an animal's lifetime. Check out our lab at www.kebschull-lab.org 🧠🧪