Paul Kristian LaFosse
lafosse.bsky.social
Paul Kristian LaFosse
@lafosse.bsky.social
Postdoc @ HHMI Janelia w/ Pachitariu + Stringer Labs. Former PhD at NIH/UMD. 🧠⚡
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Our lab had a poster at the #SFN2025 meeting in San Diego, but the #NIH people were not able to attend.

I wanted to call in Haleigh Mulholland, postdoctoral fellow (2nd pic). Haleigh was a major driver behind this project, and I encourage anyone with questions to reach out to her.
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November 19, 2025 at 4:01 AM
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Sigh. NIH normally sends several hundred scientists to the SFN annual meeting to learn, exchange info, come up with new ideas, and advance science. (The exchange of ideas is the very core of the scientific enterprise.)

This year, no one from NIH will attend due to the gov't implosion.
Enjoy a broad range of lectures and network with experts in the field at #SfN25! 🧠

Gain valuable insights and tools to enhance your research and career.

Browse through to lectures and build your itinerary in the 2025 Neuroscience Meeting Planner

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#neurosky #neuroskyence
November 7, 2025 at 10:53 PM
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The brain is incredibly densely connected. Human cerebral cortex may have as many as *one trillion* connections.

Most of those cortical connections are recurrent, inside each area. What do they do?

New paper from me in Annual Reviews: 🧪 🧠📈 1/

www.annualreviews.org/content/jour...
Active Filtering: A Predictive Function of Recurrent Circuits of Sensory Cortex | Annual Reviews
Our brains encode many features of the sensory world into memories: We can sing along with songs we have heard before, interpret spoken and written language composed of words we have learned, and reco...
www.annualreviews.org
September 25, 2025 at 7:35 PM
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Thank you very much @hhmijanelia.bsky.social and @hhmi.org for inviting me to give a seminar!

That talk was supposed to be today, Tues Mar 11th. I would have talked about @lafosse.bsky.social's work on neural activation functions (con't below)...

But I had to cancel due to the NIH travel ban. 🧪
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March 12, 2025 at 4:14 AM