I've contributed a little bit to a paper that's now out (finally!). Best Christmas present ever!

Minute-scale oscillatory sequences in medial entorhinal cortex
https://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-023-06864-1

It's such a weird a cool phenomenon and I'm so excited about it!!
TLDR: we found minute-scale periodic sequences of activity in the MEC which could help organise sequential experiences at behavioural time scales.

So grateful for all the wonderful colleagues #KISNeuro and abroad, especially my amazing mentors/supervisors Soledad (also first author on the paper), May-Britt, and Edvard. (Neither on mastodon). Also congrats to @horst who DOES have mastodon. So so happy I could be a part of this project! 😊

#neuroscience #newpaper

Come work with us at #KISNeuro in Trondheim!
The new lab of Soledad Gonzalo Cogno, who is also kindly (co)supervising me, is hiring a postdoc!

It's data analysis. It's computational modelling. It's (potentially) working with me/data I have collected/am collecting. It's great colleagues and an amazing supervisor. It's a lot of snow. It's long summer evenings and cozy dark winters. It's a lot of great things, so please consider 😁😁

https://www.jobbnorge.no//en/available-jobs/job/249793/postdoctoral-fellow

#introduction post ... Finally 😅
Hi! I'm a #neuroscience PhD student at #KISNeuro in Trondheim, Norway.

I'm currently looking at population-level activity in the entorhinal cortex and hippocampus to see what happens at very slow time scales.
Mainly an experimentalist with some computational interests/side projects.

(neuroscience related) Stuff I find interesting: memory, sleep, neural manifolds, circadian rhythms, circuit stuff, oscillations, (some) modelling, (some) maths, and much more :)

#Introduction

Hi, I'm a #SystemsNeuroscientist at #KISNeuro in #Trondheim #Norway. Just moving over from another server.

I'm here to learn about exciting new science, explore topics loosely related to my own work, and connect with new people. I particularly like the "big" conversations about (neuro)science here that don't occur often enough in the lab.