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Aaron Wong @aaronbwong.bsky.social · 06/07/2026

Check out our posters at #FENSForum2026 this week in #Barcelona by: - Blom Kraakman @blomkraakman.bsky.social (PS07-10AM-521) 🔊📳 interactions shown by high dens in vivo ephys - Falk Brönnle (PS07-10AM-543) subthreshold 📳 responses with in vivo whole-cell, plus tracing, cFos & more🔬 @fens.org

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Aaron Wong @aaronbwong.bsky.social · 20/03/2026

🎻✨ Excited to share my journey from music to auditory research at "Beer, Brain, and Arts!" during Brain Awareness Week. Join us tomorrow at the @hetnatuurhistrdam.bsky.social, or a lab tour at Erasmus MC @erasmusmc.bsky.social ! 🔗 www.brain-awareness-week-euc.nl #BrainAwarenessWeek #Neuroscience

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Aaron Wong @aaronbwong.bsky.social · 19/12/2025

Grateful to wrap up the year with this incredible team at Erasmus MC @erasmusmc.bsky.social. 🎉 Thank you all for your hard work, creativity, and collaboration. Wishing everyone a wonderful holiday season and a happy, healthy new year!

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Aaron Wong @aaronbwong.bsky.social · 01/10/2025

Are you interested in study social interactions in a rigorous, quantitative manner? Join Ahmed’s group at Konstanz, Germany.

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Aaron Wong @aaronbwong.bsky.social · 12/09/2025

Thank you @rswilliamson.bsky.social from University of Pittsburgh for giving a wonderful seminar at @erasmusmc.bsky.social about his exciting work on #auditory #corticofugalprojections. We thoroughly enjoy the discussion and hope you had a great time in the beautiful city of Rotterdam.

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The Transmitter @thetransmitter.bsky.social · 22/08/2025

A. James Hudpseth, who died 16 August at age 79, devoted his 50-year career to untangling how the ear converts sound into electrical signals. By @callimcflurry.bsky.social www.thetransmitter.org/hearing/reme...

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Remembering A. James Hudspeth, hair cell explorer

Hudspeth, who died 16 August at age 79, devoted his 50-year career to untangling how the ear converts sound into electrical signals.

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Science Friday @scifri.bsky.social · 01/08/2025

When this fossil was first discovered, paleontologists thought it might be an ancient fern. But new research identified it as something never seen before: a new type of appendage on an ancient reptile. buff.ly/D1yw5Ij

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