Postdoc at NYU | Previously grad student at UCSD | Studying entorhinal and hippocampal circuits that support spatial memory.
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I am on the job market this year! My lab will study how the brain creates a internal model of the external world that is flexible and matches fluctuating behavioral goals.
Visit my website at ipshitazutshi.com/ for more details (and videos of mice doing cool tasks).
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Excited for my visit!
On Friday, January 24, 3 PM, JOIN #MSNseminars when hosts Drs. @jainparul321 & @GiadaDirupo welcome @nyuniversity's Dr. Ipshita Zutshi @IpshitaZ who will present “Hippocampal neuronal activity is aligned with action plans". Learn More about Dr. Zutshi
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It’s an incredible feeling to see something you’ve poured your heart into come to life. I’m so proud of this work, born from my curiosity about hippocampal “cognitive tuning.” Our environment reflects our actions, evolving as we pursue our goals.
Nature research paper: Hippocampal neuronal activity is aligned with action plans
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None of this work would have been possible without Winnie. They say a picture is worth a thousand words. Winnie’s plot, showing hippocampal neural activity on a neural manifold summarizes the core of my paper in a single glance, and is crucial to our message.
Excited to share that our paper is published in @Nature today! This incredible work was led by the amazing @IpshitaZ, one of the most inspiring neuroscientists I met during grad school. She has taught me so much about the pure love for science as well as the strength and resilience needed to navigate its challenges. As a junior PhD student, I was fortunate to learn from her example—her unwavering passion to ask the most important questions in the field, her strength in the face of adversity, and her thoughtfulness as well as warmth left a lasting impact on me. During moments when I felt overwhelmed or the road forward felt hopeless, her strength inspired me to push forward, to try just one more time.
Having a role model like her early in my career has been invaluable, and I am deeply grateful to learn from her.
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What a phenomenal group of scientists! Congratulations to all and so happy to see so many familiar faces 🤩🤩
We are proud to announce the newest recipients of our independence awards. These 13 talented early-career scientists will receive support from @SCGlobalBrain @SCAgingBrain & @SFARIorg as they transition from mentored training to independent research. simonsfoundation.org/2024/08…
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Ipshita Zutshi retweeted
📢Our 4th annual #CoNNExINS Symposium with @NYU_CNS is on June 13-14! If you are a senior neuro grad student & would like to come spend 2 days presenting your work & networking with the NYU Neuroscience community 🧠 Apply by April 1: wp.nyu.edu/connexins/
#DiversityinSTEM
ALT Flyer with a description of the program and two images. To the left: rainbox rectangles with neurons inside is topped by text: the brain is diverse as are we! On top: left hemisphere of a brain meets people holding hands. Join us for the 4th annual #CoNNExINS Symposium with @NYU_CNS on June 13-14! Advanced graduate students, including members of underrepresented groups, are encouraged to apply. During our 2-day program, you will: present and discuss your graduate research by giving a talk to the NYU neuroscience community, including trainees and faculty and connect with our leadership and community members by participating in one-on-one meetings and a panel discussion with current and former postdocs about life at NYU. Applicants must be traveling from within the United States. Credit for CoNNExINS logo on flyer: Karin Morandell, PhD Credit for Diverse Brains logo: Tanvi Butola, PhD
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The OG postdoc seminar series! Congratulations to all the speakers. Looking forward to a year of exciting talks.
🧠✨We’re busy planning exciting things here at the NI - many of which will drop in your feeds starting now
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Excited to present this impressive lineup of the 2023-2024 NYU SPiNES speakers!
#Neuroscience #NYUSPiNES
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It is such an honor to be selected as a 2023 @SCglobalbrain Transition to Independence Fellow! I cannot believe I am one amongst such an incredible group of scientists. Thank you @SimonsFdn for having faith in my work and my research vision.
We are pleased to announce the recipients of our prestigious Independence Awards for 2023! These 13 fellows will receive support as they transition from mentored training to independent faculty positions. Read more about their research projects here: simonsfoundation.org/2023/09…
ALT A photo collage of our 13 Independence Award Fellows.
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I am on the job market this year! My lab will study how the brain creates a internal model of the external world that is flexible and matches fluctuating behavioral goals.
Visit my website at ipshitazutshi.com/ for more details (and videos of mice doing cool tasks).
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Julieta is such an amazing scientist and incredible mentor who leads by example.
We will miss you so so much, NYU will not be the same without you.
NIEHS is very lucky to have you!
Can’t wait to see you shine 🌟
I am honored to be joining the @NIH as an Earl Stadtman Tenure-Track Investigator and Distinguished Scholar, starting my independent lab at the @NIEHS.
The Neurobehavioral Circuits Group will study the developmental mechanisms for social behaviors and beyond. Positions open!
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Excited to share my latest paper with Gyuri (@BrainRhythms)!
Hippocampal sharp-wave ripples and their spike assembly content are regulated by the medial entorhinal cortex: Current Biology cell.com/current-biology/ful…
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We used my previous dataset that reversibly silenced the medial entorhinal cortex (mEC). During sleep, even unilateral (either contralateral or ipsilateral) silencing led to a huge reduction in SPW-R incidence, and changed which pyramidal cells are recruited during SPW-Rs.
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Thank you so much for such a wonderful day! It was such a pleasure to interact with the Yale community and I can’t believe how lucky I am to get an opportunity like this.🍀 absolutely loved sharing my work with you all!
Fantastic SYNAPSES talk today by @IpshitaZ! Thank you for coming to New Haven and share your work and perspectives with the @YaleNeuro @KavliAtYale community.
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Had such a great time at #TigerBrain @PrincetonNeuro. What a lovely community. It was an absolute honor and pleasure to visit 😍 Thank you so much for hosting and looking forward to a lifetime of connections! @Cate_cholamine @Neurrriot @iaahmed123 @MatBVictor @d_jeurissen_
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I had such a wonderful time at U Rochester this week, and have come back home with my head buzzing with all the amazing ideas, and heart full with amount of care shown by everyone. NEURO YES is a fantastic opportunity for postdocs to gain mentors and friends.
Fascinating talk by @IpshitaZ! She is the final speaker in our postdoc seminar series NEURO YES.
#URochesterResearch
Learn more: neuroyes.urmc.edu
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Can’t think of a better way to scope out potential postdoc labs. Being a postdoc at NYU has been amazing. Apply now!
🗣️The deadline for our 3rd annual #CoNNExINS symposium co-hosted with @NYU_CNS is Monday, April 10th!
U.S.-based, senior graduate students, don't miss this opportunity to share your work with our #neuroscience research community
Apply today @ wp.nyu.edu/connexins/apply/
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