New experiments reveal how the brain chooses which memories to save and add credence to advice about the importance of rest. Read the full article about Winnie's recent paper online at quanta magazine.
When Art meets Neuroscience. Installation of Neural Syntax by NYU Tisch School of the Arts students Lois He, Sofia Shen, Vio Zhu, Zhang Xing. It was a fun cooperation between artists-in-training and our lab. See a video of the final installation here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1nqVXmXyOUZEDZ2FnB4RAiYtx8EZXztU8/view?pli=1
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Not one, but two dear friends visited us today: Distinguished professor Josh Huang from Duke University (third from left) and Dr. Dan Levenstein (left), our friend and former colleague, who is now a postdoc at McGill University. Btw., check out Dan's new preprint about emerging sequential replay in recurrent artificial neuronal networks.
Check out this new article about the 'inside-out' framework in Scientific American!
Congratulations to Winnie for her new paper on experience tagging through sharp-wave ripples in Science! Because this work wasn't hard enough in and by itself, she also undertook it to build a dedicated website for this project where you can get a guided tour through the underlying analysis code and afterwards get to play around yourself with the data!
The Buzsaki lab welcomes Master students from NYU Tisch School of the Arts for a collaborative project to explore nested oscillations and neuronal syntax in an installation.
Adetta and Thomas presented their kindergarten project in Watamu Kenya to the Buzsakilab and friends. Learn more about the project under www.elmamakindergarten.org!
Farewell party for our friend and colleague Gergely Komlosi. We enjoyed having you around - your colleagues will miss you dearly. We hope you have a good start back in Hungary and that you come back soon to visit us!
Just returned from SfN 2023 - amazing science and incredible atmosphere. Thanks to everyone for visiting our symposium and posters as well as the numerous valuable discussions!