Event Category: CBS Seminar

CBS Seminar: Liqun Luo

Title: Wiring Specificity of Neural Circuits. NW B103. Coffee and cookies at 11:45…

CBS Seminar: Richard Naud

A prospective code for value in the serotonin system. NW 243. Coffee and cookies at 11:45…

CBS Seminar: Marc Freeman

Dynamic neuromodulatory roles for astrocytes in circuit activity and behavior. NW 243. Coffee and cookies at 11:45…

CBS Seminar: Marie Dacke

The dynamic nature of the dung-beetle compass systems. NW 243. Coffee and cookies at 11:45…

CBS Seminar: Leo Kozachkov

Building Performant and Brain-Like Recurrent Models from Neurons and Astrocytes. NW B103 and Panopto…

CBS Seminar: Aran Nayebi

Bridging Neural Dynamics to Goal-Directed Behavior Across Species and Timescales. NW B103 and Panopto…

CBS Seminar: Shaul Druckmann

Relating circuit dynamics to computation: robustness and dimension-specific computation in cortical dynamics. NW243. Coffee and cookies at 11:45….

CBS Seminar: Andres Bendesky

An evolutionarily novel adrenal cell type promotes parental care in monogamous mice. NW243. Coffee and cookies at 11:45….

CBS Seminar: Arif Hamid

Striatal dopamine-wave mechanisms for agentic reward learning. NW243. Coffee and cookies at 11:45….

CBS Seminar: Na Ji

Imaging the brain at high spatiotemporal resolution.
NW243 and Zoom…

CBS Seminar: Giorgio Gilestro

Divergent evolution of sleep homeostasis opens new perspectives on the function of sleep. NW243 and Zoom…

CBS Seminar: Albert Lee

Mental navigation and telekinesis with a hippocampal map-based brain-machine interface. NW243 and Zoom…

A neuropeptide system that senses and releases sleep pressure

Jason Rihel         In John Keats’s poem, “To Sleep”, he exhorts Sleep to “turn the key deftly in the oiled wards”, allowing him a restful slumber. Although we have known that sleep pressure builds up the longer we stay awake, neither the sleep pressure signals (the “key”) nor where in the brain (the “oiled wards”)…