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My PhD work on memory engrams comes out in the latest issue of Cell. Any critiques and comments are appreciated!
In the latest issue of Cell: two functionally distinct #neuronal ensembles within a single #memory #engram undergo different #learning-induced #synaptic modifications and drive #memory-guided #behaviors in opposite directions bit.ly/3aeU520
Excited to share my co-first-authored work on registering in vivo Ca2+ imaging data to ex vivo transcriptomic and projection datasets, enabling the mapping of each cell’s functional coding to its genetic cell type: biorxiv.org/content/10.64898….
On Sunday morning at SfN, I’m excited to present a poster on my postdoc work in the Schnitzer lab at Stanford, on how a specific neural ensemble in the PFC emerges over time to represent remote memory and mediate cross-context generalization (Poster #091.17).
I'm very grateful to receive the Jane Coffin Childs Postdoc Fellowship this year, supporting my research in understanding how neural ensembles store and process information using large-scale calcium imaging. Many thanks to everyone who has helped with my application.
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Happy to share our newest work that is published online in @NeuroCellPress today! cell.com/neuron/fulltext/S08…
Great teamwork by @JungWooYang2 , Pablo Serrano, and @Xuming_Yin during the tough covid time. Also thanks to @Xiaochen_Sun_ and Yingxi Lin for sharing the NRAM virus with us!




