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conferences: FAM in Magdeburg
It had to be postponed several times because of COVID, but finally here it is: the fifth conference on the Functional Architecture of Memory (FAM)! We expect a highly interesting conference with a familiar atmosphere as always.
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wanted: we are hiring!
We have two open positions for PhD students. We are looking for one psychologist, cognitive scientist, or neuroscientist and one candidate with expertise in Data Science, Machine Learning, Engineering, or related areas. You find all information on PsychJob: here.
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radio feature: einschlafen und aufwachen – denken wir noch oder träumen wir schon?
Beautiful SWR2 Wissen radio feature on sleep mentation by Eva Wolfangel, featuring amongst others our own work on imaging memory formation in the transition between wake and sleep. Check it out here!
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talk: information processing in the transition to sleep
Svenja B sends her regards from the European Sleep Research Society’s Sleep Science School “The Functions of Sleep” currently taking place at the beautiful Villa Clythia in Frèjus, France. She just gave a talk about information processing in the transition to sleep and how we can image the locus coeruleus–noradrenergic system in humans. This fantastic retreat features great lectures by Gabrielle Girardeau, Vlad Vyazovskiy, Iben Lundgaard, Monika Schönauer et al.
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new comment: Ripples for recall – The hippocampus constructing the context?
Svenja B and Jan Born have published a new comment in Neuron.
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video feature: Schlafphasen und Gehirnaktivität – warum träumen wir?
Campus TV Tübingen has interviewed Svenja B on sleep stages and brain activity during dreaming – worth at watch: here!
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new paper: cell-type-specific dynamics of calcium activity in cortical circuits over the course of slow-wave sleep and rapid eye movement sleep
There is a new paper by Niels Niethardt, Svenja B, and Jan Born published in The Journal of Neuroscience.
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new lab member: Svenja Klinkowski
We have a new member in the lab: Another Svenja has joined our team for her PhD!
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talk: sleep benefits memory retention by enhancing functional brain activity
Svenja will present her data on the role of sleep for the consolidation of rapidly acquired neocortical memories in the oral session “Learning and Memory” of this year’s ESRS conference. If you are attending, check it out!
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review paper: memory engrams in the neocortex