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Thursday 18 January 2018, by
- Happy New Year! Lots of amazing discoveries and nice papers for everyone!
- Au revoir Dr. Thomas Pfeiffer, chapeau for an excellent thesis defense!
- Bienvenue new team members: Agata Idziak, Richard Barrillet, Carlotta Pessina and Emanuele Murana joining us from Germany, France and Italy!
- 2018 will see the start of 3 new ANR-funded projects:
Castro: Calcium signalling in astrocytes, regulation of tripartite synapse and gliotransmission;
Nanospace: Brain remodelling after traumatic brain injury, combining MRI and STED;
MISST: Multi-scale investigation of synaptic dysfunction after stroke
- Find out about our work at these upcoming meetings and conferences!
- Congrats to Stephane Bancelin for winning a Marie Curie Postdoc Fellowship (coming one week after the birth of his baby boy)! Our productivity is clearly on the rise! ;-)
- Find out about our work on Super-Resolution Microscopy at this webinar sponsored by Cell Press
- And get sharp answers for your super-resolution questions here ;-)
- Check us out at the SfN Meeting in San Diego: #ECS_on_SUSHI
- Check out what SUSHI enables us to see!
The brain’s "cable salad"
"Rōnin" microglia
"Firebrigade" rushing to site of laser lesion
- Welcome to visiting professor Dr. Sun Kwang Kim, who will join our team for a sabbaticle! Hwan-yeong!
- SUSHI is featured as a Research Highlight in Nature Methods, check it out!
- SUSHI was recommended by F1000Prime!
- SUSHI was selected as "Great French Advance in Biology" by French Academy of Sciences
- In vivo STED imaging paper is out now!
- Happy Funding News, we obtained funding by FRC!
- More happy funding news, a new ANR project on Nanoscale neuro-anatomical determinants of synaptic strength, plasticity and integration will see the light, in collaboration with David DiGregorio and Christoph Schmidt-Hieber at the Pasteur Institute and Daniel Cattaert in Bordeaux
- Agata Idziak will join the ranks of a PhD student in our team on a fellowship from the new Bordeaux Neurocampus Graduate School (5 slots for around 200 candidates!). Felicitations!
- Check out our invited review on Brain Extracellular Space, the subject of a symposium at this year’s SfN meeting in San Diego
- The lab will travel to Lisbon for a lab retreat and scientific mini-symposium with the group of Rosalina Fonseca at the New University of Lisbon (December). Can’t wait!
