Memory problems? It may be lack of sleep. Here's how to fix it Scientists had a rare opportunity to study living brain tissue — and cracked a giant mystery about sleep health

Here is a cool article by Salon’s Matt Rozsa on our Nature Communications study (www.nature.com/articles/s41...). I think it’s really remarkable that Mr. Rozsa apparently read through the methods section and commented on it. 👍🏻 Nice work!

Article: www.salon.com/2024/12/17/m...

Oh wow 😮 that was unexpected. 🤩 thank you!!

This is cool! Can I get in 😄👍🏻 ?

here are only 38 patch-clampers on this plattform!?!

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Human hippocampal CA3 uses specific functional connectivity rules for efficient associative memory Human hippocampal CA3 networks use sparse and broad synaptic connectivity, and their recurrent synapses employ reliability, precision, and long integration times to enhance memory capacity. Thus, the human hippocampus is distinct from both rodent counterparts and human neocortical circuits.

Is neuroscience research really working to understand the human brain? Or do we get lost in mouse cognition? I’ve asked myself this a lot since starting to work with human tissue. Our first Jonas Lab foray into untangling human hippocampal circuits is now online! www.cell.com/cell/fulltex... 1/a few

Axonal and synaptic mechanisms in the HUMAN neocortex that could underlie memory consolidation during slow-wave #sleep . Check out our latest research published today in Nature Communications ( @natureportfolio.bsky.social ). 🎉

Link: www.nature.com/articles/s41...