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This calcium imaging video shows spontaneous firing in a 3D motor neuron spheroid, visualized using the Opera Phenix system. Each burst of fluorescence represents neural activity, activity that fades in ALS as motor neurons degenerate.
June is ALS Awareness Month🌹. Behind every image like this is a patient, a family, and a fight for answers. Sharing this not just for the science, but for the hope it represents 💜 .

#ALSawareness #CalciumImaging #Neuroscience #HighContentImaging #ALSresearch #EndALS

Video credits: Mathilde Chaineau and Vincent Soubannier

Inside a Microelectrode Array (MEA) palate: The MEA contains a grid of tiny electrodes embedded in the bottom of each well, designed to detect and record electrical signals from cultured cells such as neurons. These signals reflect the cells electrical activity, allowing us to study network behavior in real time. Have you ever used a plate like this? #MEA #Neuroscience #iPSC #research

We are kicking off summer with hands-on training for our new students. This video is just a glimpse! Stay tuned for our next posts where we officially introduce our amazing 2025 summer student cohort! 👩🏻‍🔬👨🏻‍🔬#summerstudents #training #neuroscience #cellculture #ipsc

What do you do to keep busy while waiting during experiments? 😅🧪

Credits: Taylor Goldsmith, Doris Hua and Anna Franco
#neuroscience #relatable #lab #funny #experiments

🧠 May 17th is Friedreich's Ataxia (FA) Awareness Day — a rare, progressive, inherited neurological disorder. At the EDDU, we study cortical neurons to uncover the underlying mechanisms of this condition. 🧬 In this image, you’re looking at two-week-old neurons stained with Hoechst (blue), Synaptophysin (red), and TUJ1 (green), revealing the intricate cellular structures we're investigating.

#friedreichsataxia #faawareness #neuroscience #raredisease #EDDU #microscop #neuroresearch

Photo credits: Sofiya Tsyplenkova, Faiza-Benaliouad and Nathalia Aprahamian

🔬 In our third and final episode of the video series, Thomas Durcan takes you on an insightful tour of our lab. This is where the magic happens—we’re constantly improving our equipment and assays to deepen our understanding of neurological diseases. We’re also proud to share our space with C-BIG Repository - Open Biobank, that provides patient samples. These samples allow us to reprogram cells into iPSCs and study various neurological disorders. Thank you for watching and supporting our research journey! 🧬 🧠 #iPSC #Neuroscience #Labtour #Biobank #Neurologicaldisease

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