Reminder that you can still apply for this PI position until the end of this week. A great chance to establish your own research line at the University of Amsterdam!

We are looking for an Assistant Professor in Healthy Longevity and Epilepsy to join the Cellular and Circuit Neuroscience team at the University of Amsterdam! werkenbij.uva.nl/en/vacancies... @sfn.org @fens.org @amsneuroscience.bsky.social @uva.nl @swammerdamuva.bsky.social

Wij zijn op zoek naar een neurobiologisch analist(e) om ons team in Amsterdam te versterken! Word jij onze enthousiaste nieuwe collega? Solliciteer dan nu! werkenbij.uva.nl/vacatures/ne... @uva.nl @swammerdamuva.bsky.social @amsneuroscience.bsky.social @fens.org @sfn.org

Indeed, we learned some valuable lessons throughout this project. This is a great summary by David of those lessons. One cannot underestimate the importance of incredibly careful data curation!

Our paper from the Cerebellum Cell-types Classification Collaboration (C4) is now out in Cell! All data and software to run the classifier are available at www.c4-database.com. Open-access link to the paper: authors.elsevier.com/c/1khABL7PXu...

🧠 What makes a memory stick? Not all neurons join a memory engram—only a select few. Our new study shows that the AMPA receptor subunit GluA1 keeps this process sparse and efficient. Without it, too many neurons activate, but memory gets worse! 🔗https://bit.ly/3CAx6TD

Sooo excited that my postdoc work with @sjo09.bsky.social is finally out! We explored the mechanisms behind stress-induced memory generalization, engram architecture, and the central role for endocannabinoids!

New paper from our team on LRP1 expression in epilepsy and Alzheimer's Disease: sciencedirect.com/science/arti... Congratulations Annemieke and co-authors!

Hello everyone! 👋 The Kesselslab (PIs: Helmut Kessels, Jan Gorter, Erwin van Vliet, Pascal Chameau, Natalie Cappaert, Marlies Oostland & Bart Jongbloets) from SILS at the University of Amsterdam has made the move from Twitter. We are looking forward to continuing the scientific conversation here.