Are you interested in the neurophysiology of appetitive behavior? We have PhD and postdoc positions in my lab @IITalk funded by @ArmeniseHarvard. Feel free to DM or visit our lab website: . And please RT!

Our first independent paper is out on @CellReports. We asked how variable sniffing changes odor processing in the main olfactory cortex. Our findings may also be relevant to other sensory systems. 🧵:
DOI: 10.1016/j.celrep.2024.114013
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Distinguishing the sensory perturbations caused by one's own movements without motor corollary discharges.

Look at those little scientists!🧪📏😄 Neuro Summer Camps are the best. At all ages. With @l_petrucco, @MichelonFilippo, @paolahydra, and @BackyardBrains @IITalk @cimec_unitrento @ArmeniseHarvard

I love animals in Korean art paintings. Always captured in the middle of a behavioral syllable. @Datta_Lab

Sniffing changes the delivery of odors to the nose. Are odor representations in the olfactory cortex sniff-invariant? @MichelonFilippo and I will provide a surprising and elegant response at @FENSorg on Sun 2 PM, poster board S02-638. But only if you wear a mask! #FENS2022

The Iurilli Lab is thrilled to welcome @l_petrucco as a new postdoc. Luigi did spectacular work in the @PortuguesLab during his PhD. Watch his last talk at @CosyneMeeting or
read their recent preprint for some exhilarating science.

This paper is not a paper. It has the structure of a symphony. A magnificent one.

There are days that I feel that my heart and my lungs resent the fact that my limbs and my face are taking all the credit for the activity of my cortex. Sometimes they hate my guts too. And they feel nostalgic for the good old days.