
Thanks to Eyal Kimchi for hosting me!

Thanks to Eyal Kimchi for hosting me!
I realized that I never posted about this awesome paper, which quantifies contributions of movement, reward anticipation, and timing to cortical and striatal ramping activity:
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/41997872/


Johnson Zhang led a study from our work describing new glycolysis-enhancing strategies for yeast and mice that demonstrate neuroprotection in ADNI and large-scale administrative data: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/42426853
Nice story from Iowa: https://neurology.medicine.uiowa.edu/news/2026/08/old-drug-new-tricks-prostate-drug-could-be-useful-alzheimers-disease

This is much too late – but congrats to Hannah Stutt for defending her PhD earlier this year. She will join Austin Coley’s lab at UCLA.

Vey excited that this paper is our – briefly, we show that 4 Hz STN DBS has the potential to improve cognitive control in PD patients with cognitive impairment, and the most dysfunctional 4 Hz activity.

In a chaotic world and unreliable social media – I’ve decided to subtract. I’ll be posting updates here, to be mirrored on social media, starting with a backlog on the amazing things we’ve done in the last year. And we’ve got some exciting news coming – narayananlab.wordpress.com.