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Congratulations to Asia Anwary for Winning the Best Poster at CSB Undergraduate Research Poster Session 2024!

We are thrilled to announce that Asia Anwary has been awarded the Best Poster at the CSB Undergraduate Research Poster Session 2024. Asia embarked on her research journey in our lab as a CSB498Y student. Asia’s project explored spatial navigation in juvenile zebrafish, investigating how they learn and utilize spatial information in changing environments. Her […]

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Congratulations to Ash for his NSERC-USRA and being admitted to MScAC- Data Science for Biology!

Congratulations to Ashenafee Mandefro for receiving admission to U of T Master of Science in Applied Computing (MScAC) Program, Data Science for Biology Concentration, starting in the fall of 2024! Ash is a 4th year undergraduate at UofT, a Bioinformatics & Computational Biology Specialist. Since September 2023, he has been working on his BCB430 project, and developing

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Our lab has a logo!

A fantastic piece designed by our talented summer student Michelle Sun (with ESROP and CSB USRA)! It summarizes well our lab life. Thank you!

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We shared our work at UnERD and won the best poster!

This Wednesday we shared our work at U of T Undergraduate Engineering Research Day (UnERD). Michelle gave an outstanding presentation on the virtual reality setup. Ambrose and Will discussed their idea of applying RNN in VR and won the best poster! Congratulations to everyone on your fantastic work! This marks our fruitful summer.

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Our lab received a 2022-23 Connaught New Researcher Award!

In the news: https://connaught.research.utoronto.ca/researchers https://csb.utoronto.ca/connaught-award-for-aquatic-vr-to-understand-neural-dynamics/ https://www.linkedin.com/posts/university-of-toronto-cell-and-systems-biology_connaught-award-for-aquatic-vr-to-understand-activity-7135341806447194112-6jKB/

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New graduate student positions available for Fall 2023

Neural computation of cognitive behaviors by whole-brain single-neuron recording of zebrafish behaving in virtual reality The central question of Lin Lab is – how does the brain produce adaptive, flexible behavior? We take a multi-disciplinary and holistic (systems) approach to answer this question. We combine whole-brain neural imaging and computational tools on behaving animal models

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