MB, spinal cord neuroscientist at UCL for 20 years and counting

Joined September 2020
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RT @SepiKeshavarzi: When universities and research institutions become military targets, academics cannot remain silent. I co-initiated an…
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Do comparator modules exist within spinal circuits? We show that spinal dI3 neurons integrate multimodal sensory feedback, receive direct efference copy from Renshaw cells, and mediate corrections of ongoing movements. Thank you to everyone involved!! biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
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On Friday, June 6, 2025 at 1:00 pm/13:00, Prof. Rob Brownstone will give a talk in the #CRC1451 Motor Control Science Club on “Dissecting the language of movement: insights from dystonia”. 🧠 @UKKoeln @UniCologne @bueschges_lab
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Abstract submission is live for the 2025 @MotoNeuronSoc meeting in St. John’s, Newfoundland. Deadline for submissions is 0830 NST on March 11, 2025. If you’re interested in Motoneurons - please join us! Visit Motoneuron.org to submit!
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🚨Registration for the Single-Unit EMG workshop in Cologne 11-15 March 2024 closes on the 15th of January - hurry up only few spots left and new myomatrix arrays to try out gattolab.com/s-projects-side…
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"I would never have done this work if I had not come to UCL and been in this rich environment – clinically and scientifically." Prof Rob Brownstone talks #translation and his his lab’s recent work on the role of the spinal cord in Tor1a dystonia. bit.ly/48FJfla
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Replying to @MacAskillAF
Excellent news!
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I may add, this is a job available in the @BrownstoneLab and @BeatoLab
Do have a degree in Life Sciences or related discipline and experience of best practice #laboratory management? The Neural Circuits for Movement Laboratory at @UCL has an exciting opportunity for a Research Laboratory Manager. Find out more buff.ly/3ZqDtj7 #researchjobs
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Delighted to receive continued funding from @wellcometrust - Discovery Award. A big shout out to lab members past and present, you made it possible. Hiring at all levels. If you are interested in exploring mechanisms of motor control do get in contact. tinyurl.com/DuguidLabDiscove…

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I'm looking forward to hosting @MicrobiomDigest tomorrow at @UCLIoN ! If you're @UCL come and hear her speak about #ImageForensics and #PaperMills.
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It is not only about the science. Whisky tasting and motor control, the perfect combination @MotorCircuits meeting in St. Andrews
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Great audience at the @MotorCircuits meeting in St. Andrews
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Followed by bonfire night on the beach
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What an incredible first day to the Motor Circuits Meeting in St Andrews! So excited to see everyone and hear all about the incredible work being done in our field! Bring on day 2!
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Martyn Goulding got the @MotorCircuits meeting in St. Andrews to a good start
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Badges ready to pick up at the @MotorCircuits meeting in St Andrews. Martyn Goulding's will start the meeting with the inaugural lecture at 5pm
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Ok my way to St. Andrews for the summer solstice. And for the @MotorCircuits meeting, organized by @ArielJLevine , @NeuroSharps, @NCMlab and Martha Bagnall. Looking forward to welcome all the attendees tomorrow for the inaugural lecture.
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📢📢📢 Job adverts are now live for a research assistant and a postdoc in our lab. RA: Apply by June 20 at jobs.cam.ac.uk/job/41056/ Postdoc: Apply by June 30 at jobs.cam.ac.uk/job/41054/ We also accept informal applications from prospective PhD students! @PDN_Cambridge @CamNeuro

Exciting news! Keshavarzi lab is officially open at @PDN_Cambridge. We have open positions for postdocs, students & RAs. Visit our website and contact us to apply. Job ads coming soon, but we are accepting applications now on a rolling basis. Please RT! keshavarzilab.com/
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Although most research on #dystonia has tied the condition to disrupted circuits in the brain, new work in mice shows that inherited, early-onset dystonia can develop solely from abnormal neural circuits in the spinal cord. @ScienceTM scim.ag/2yL
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