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Precise synaptic balance of excitation and inhibition
The main paper of my PhD just got published: Rupprecht and Friedrich, Precise Synaptic Balance in the Zebrafish Homolog of Olfactory Cortex, Neuron (2018). (PDF) You might like it if you are also interested in Classical balanced networks Things you … Continue reading
A short report from a Cold Spring Harbor lab course
One of the best things of being a PhD student is that one is supposed to learn new things. As part of this mission, I attended a two-week laboratory course in the Cold Spring Harbor Laboratories on ‘Advanced Techniques in … Continue reading
Weblogs on circuit and cellular neuroscience
A couple of days ago, I discovered a list of neuroblog feeds managed by Neurocritic, covering almost 200 blogs in total. Out of those, I picked the blogs most relevant for circuit and cellular neuroscience. This excludes most blogs on cognitive neuroscience and … Continue reading
PhD at the FMI
In April, I started my PhD in neuroscience in the Friedrich lab at the FMI. Topic will be the investigation of brain areas for higher olfactory processing in the zebrafish, and I’ll be working with different physiological methods.
A blog about neurophysiology 