Danai Katsanevaki
@KatsanevakiD
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Neuroscientist, potter, cat mum. Interested in sensory processing and behaviour. Postdoctoral fellow at Rochefort lab. (she/her)
Edinburgh, Scotland
Joined November 2018
RT @ZPadamsey: /1 Our latest @eLife paper is out ( with @RochefortLab, @osterlab, @KatsanevakiD, and others. We sh…
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Come be a postdoc in the @RochefortLab ! One week left to apply!
POST-DOC position available!! Come join the lab in vibrant Edinburgh and beautiful Scotland. Electrophysiologists (in vitro or in vivo) with programming skills are particularly welcome! Apply (and contact me!):
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@NeuroWoodworks @Naturevolve @NeuroCellPress @TheSilverLab @fpolleux @VanderhaeghenP2 @ljpilaz This is amazing!!
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Want to do some exciting science on nutrition and the brain? Join @ZPadamsey in Cambridge!
Interested in brain-body interactions? I am recruiting a postdoctoral researcher to study how metabolism impacts brain energy use and function using in vivo imaging and electrophysiology at @IMS_MRL @Cambridge_Uni. Details at Get in touch if interested!
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RT @lauracforster: Come to this! As part of @HistSciConf we've made an audio performance to invoke an international scientific conference.…
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RT @lauracforster: 'KEYWORDS FOR RADICAL ORGANISING' Come join @olimould, @livwynter & I and share thoughts about networks, communities, a…
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An honour to be there and be reminded why we do what we do.
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RT @ZPadamsey: 1/ I am very excited to share my work from @RochefortLab with @KatsanevakiD and Nathalie Dupuy, now published in @Neuron htt…
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RT @RochefortLab: Food for thoughts! Join the online seminar to see how calorie intake impacts cortical activity and energy usage – "Neoco…
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Check out our preview written for the great work of Bor-Shuen Wang et al on how selective apoptosis of chandelier cells primes V1 for binocular vision during development. In Neuron below!
Check out our latest Preview (written with @KatsanevakiD) on the elegant work of Z. Josh Huang and colleagues Loss of inhibition gives perspective!
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Very happy to share our paper (and part of my PhD!), out now as a pre-print on bioRxiv. Many thanks to all the authors for their hard work.
Heterozygous deletion of SYNGAP enzymatic domains in rats causes selective learning, social and seizure phenotypes #biorxiv_neursci
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