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Studying how balance develops, functions, and fails at NYU Langone. http://www.schoppiklab.com . "And worse I may be yet: the worst is not so long as we can say, 'This is the worst.’” -- King Lear (Act IV Scene I)
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last official day in my current position. Past 3+ yrs have had some great highs & horrible lows, but I worked with amazing folks & have learned much. I’ll miss the trainees, PIs, & programs I’ve supported & wish them all continued success. New gig to start Monday. #NewJobSameAsTheOldJobish
Show PostOur work is finally out! How do organs get the right shape and size on time? Using the zebrafish inner ear canal, we show that a mechanical feedback loop between the ECM and Yap1 drives timely tissue growth, and a built-in termination system shuts it down once morphogenesis is done.
Show PostAlmost four years ago, An and I were just starting to prepare this manuscript when tragedy struck. Since then, Qiyu and the team have worked extremely hard to bring this study to light. I could not be more proud of them.
Show PostOur paper is out in Nature, congrats to Qiyu, An et al! By stimulating ~20 motor cortex neurons carefully selected based on their activity, we could induce learned population activity and, sometimes, the movement itself, depending on the brain's state. www.nature.com/articles/s41...
Show PostYes! I believe Rachel Eckhard (later Matthews) was Adrian's next collaborator after Zotterman. Together they recorded from the optic nerve while the eye was stimulated with light. They started a field. More details here: doi.org/10.1098/rsbm...
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