rodriguez-carleton-labs

carleton-lab.bsky.social

17 October 2026 19:57

Our article is now in press! Discover the claustrum, a key brain node that helps maintain information in working memory. Congratulations to all the authors for their hard work! The claustrum contributes to working memory maintenance in mice | Nature Communications rdcu.be/hURm7nBgMhPa

Biology-UNIGE

biology-unige.bsky.social

26 August 2025 10:33

Congratulations Ivan Rodriguez and Alan Carleton's groups @carleton-lab.bsky.social for your latest publication in Nature Communications: A spatial single-cell atlas of the claustro-insular region uncovers key regulators of neuronal identity and excitability rdcu.be/eCe09 @genevunige.bsky.social

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naveed-ishaque.bsky.social

08 February 2025 11:21

Have you been bothered that practically every #SpatialTranscriptomic analysis tool assumes data to be 2D? Well, you were right - overlapping cells are a really big problem. Check out our report on bioRxiv: 2D, or not 2D? Investigating Vertical Signal Integrity of Tissue Slices. t.ly/CQX8K

Mackenzie Weygandt Mathis

trackingactions.bsky.social

05 February 2025 09:41

What is with journal paper reviewers these days? As another reviewer doing cross discussions (cough, Science), I’m seeing a lot of hostile, aggressive comments. You know, you can package things kindly if you think you found a mistake? Literally I’m having to flag inappropriate comments to editor 🙃🤯

Arjun Raj

arjunraj.bsky.social

18 December 2024 21:58

Sometimes the best analysis method is "get new data".