Open and critical-minded -  taking on the neuroscience challenges of cellular detail and behaviour via in vitro, in vivo and computational studies.

A great talk and discussions at our Krembil Seminar Series and CPIN Distinguished Neuroscience to bring in the month of March - thank you Ivan!

as noted by our February KCN Event speaker, Shreejoy.     

That is, with the addition of another Krembil Research Institute faculty in the Fall (Milad) and the recent multiple faculty hiring at CAMH's KCNI (Krembil Center for Neuroinformatics), we have more than doubled the number of local computational neuroscientists.   

Indeed, we now have a robust core of many "Krembil" computational neuroscientists - exciting times!!

(Another) travel award for Alexandra - to add to her growing CV!  :)   

SGS conference travel award to Alexandra for her first SfN meeting in San Diego - lovely news and the 'lab coffers' also thank you!

Exhilarating times as computational research becoming a focus at Krembil - that is, Krembil Computational Neuroscience is an exciting entity at the Krembil Research Institute!   

Within the annual report, see 'research news'   

...and within the Globe and Mail features  https://www.theglobeandmail.com/life/adv/advuhnkrembil/  

Publication (leading to another one currently in revision) for Alex!   

In press at PLOS ONE (Guet-McCreight and Skinner)   

"Using computational models to predict in vivo synaptic inputs to interneuron specific 3 (IS3) cells of CA1 hippocampus that also allow their recruitment during rhythmic states"

Another exciting KCN (and not the potassium cyanide one!) end-of-year celeb at the pub.   Thanks all!

Another physiology graduate student year luncheon celeb - and a new tradition of Skinner lab winnings!  Cool!

Always fun!  ...and at some point we can hopefully vote for more than one of the amazing pumpkin creations!!?!!

Topolnik and Skinner lab bioarxiv papers... (due to Alexandre "linkage")  :)   

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