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News
Welcome, Mehek and Hamima!
Mehek Gupta and Hamima Tabassum are joining the lab for an internship in the lab!
Exciting News!
Daniela has been awarded the 2024 NARSAD Young Investigator Award! Honored to join this community of talented young scientists in our shared mission to advance mental health research.
Welcome Calle and Christina!
Calle Hedemo and Christina Alisia Heinle are the first students to join the lab for a summer internship!
Welcome, Chiara!
Chiara Forastieri joins the lab, bringing her expertise in epigenetics and cellular responses to stress. Chiara is the first postdoctoral fellow to join the lab! We are very excited to have you in the team. Her knowledge will be invaluable in advancing our research on emotional resilience and vulnerability!
NeuroArt
The beauty of the Brain
Science and art are deeply connected—both driven by curiosity, creativity, and the pursuit of understanding. Here, we share stunning images of the brain (and occasionally the body) to inspire wonder, curiosity, and share our passion for neuroscience. By making the invisible visible, we aim to convey our excitement for the beauty of scientific discovery and the intricate complexity of the brain.
Projection-labelled neurons in the mouse hippocampus.
High-resolution image of developing cortical axons in the embryonic mouse brain.
Hippocampal synaptic terminals in the mouse brain.
The dente gyrus in the adult mouse brain showing parvalbumin-, cholecystokinin-, and secretagogin-expressing neurons.
High-resolution image of developing cortical axons in the embryonic mouse brain.
Biocytin filled neurons in the mouse hippocampus.
Heterogenous spines distribution in neighboring pyramidal neurons.
High-resolution image of spines in pyramidal neuron.
A developing neuron in primary cell culture.
The indusium griseum in the adult mouse brain showing parvalbumin-, cholecystokinin-, and secretagogin-expressing neurons.
The dente gyrus in the adult mouse brain showing parvalbumin-, cholecystokinin-, and secretagogin-expressing neurons.
High-resolution image of hippocampal mossy fiber synapses in human.
Pyramidal neurons in the insular cortex labeled by their projection target.
Cross-sections of the musculus gastrocnemius pars interna showing of individual skeletal muscle structure of E18 mouse embryos.
An organotypic slice of an E14.5 embryonic mouse brain shows developing cortical and thalamic axons.
Biocytin reconstruction of a neurogliaform cell, dendrites (yellow) and axon (magenta), and pyramidal neuron (white).
High-resolution image of hippocampal mossy fiber synapses.
Longitudinal sections of the musculus gastrocnemius pars externa showing of individual skeletal muscle structure of P5 mouse.
Lab culture
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Daniela presents at the StratNeuro Retreat
Center for Social and Affective
Neuroscience (CSAN)
Linköping, Sweden
Department of Neuroscience
Stockholm, Sweden