Jenna and Nic had a great time at SfN2025 in San Diego. Both got to present work from the lab and to learn about amazing science. Best of all, the world's largest annual meeting in Neuroscience is a wonderful opportunity to see and spend time with friends, collaborators (including Match from the Ford lab) and colleagues. This year will be remembered as one of the best. As Nic takes on the role of Chair of the Program Committee for SfN2026, he will have big shoes to fill... Yo

Very nice piece by Diana Kwon, who spoke to Nic about the impact these sensors have had (and will continue to have) on the field of neuroscience.

The long awaited study spearheaded by Haixin, and later completed by Riccardo, Marta, Jenna and James finally sees the light of day in the journal Nature Neuroscience (see link here: https://rdcu.be/eO9oW ) ! It's been a long road, but well worth it. Congrats to all for this huge team effort.

Nic occasionally consults for The Transmitter ( https://www.thetransmitter.org ), an online publication that communicates neuroscience...

Annabelle is an undergraduate student in Neuroscience at McGill, who will join us for the summer to help with ongoing experiments....

Nic wrapped up his first CAN-ACN meeting, which took place in Toronto. Science was great. Better still, it is a wonderful opportunity to...

We seek to uncover mechanistic insights into the neurobiology of motivated behavior through the study of neuromodulatory signaling.

James and Nic received good news from the Fonds de Recherche du Québec - Santé (FRQ-S) this week: James received a Bourses de Doctorat en...

The lab is growing!!! We are delighted to welcome Saige and Kenza - two outstanding postdoctoral fellows - to the Tritsch Lab.

Boxes and boxes... After 8 rich years at NYU with wonderful colleagues, the Tritsch lab relocates to the Douglas Research Center at...

Delightful 2 weeks spent with Matt Van der Meer, Jess Cardin, Stephen Cowan and our fly colleagues for module 3 of the Neural Systems and...