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Link to bioRxiv paper: http://biorxiv.org/cgi/content/short/2023.04.10.536289v1?rss=1 Authors: Garderes, P.-M., Ganea, D. A., Le Gal, S., Rousseau, C. V., Mamane, A., Haiss, F. Abstract: During perceptually guided decisions, correlates of choice are found as upstream as in the primary sensory areas. However, how well these choice signals align with early sensory representations, a prerequisite for their interpretation as feedforward substrates of perception, remains an open question. We designed a two alternative forced choice task (2AFC) in which mice compared stimulation frequencies applied to two adjacent vibrissae. The optogenetic silencing of individual columns in the primary somatosensory cortex (wS1) resulted in predicted shifts of psychometric functions, demonstrating that perception depends on focal, early sensory representations. Functional imaging of layer II/III single neurons revealed sensory, choice and engagement coding. From trial to trial, these three varied substantially, but independently from one another. Thus, coding of sensory and non-sensory variables co-exist in orthogonal subspace of the population activity, suggesting that perceptual variability does not originate from wS1 but rather from state or choice fluctuations in downstream areas. Copy rights belong to original authors. Visit the link for more info Podcast created by Paper Player, LLC

Link to bioRxiv paper: http://biorxiv.org/cgi/content/short/2023.02.01.525891v1?rss=1 Authors: Thome, C., Janssen, J. M., Karabulut, S., Acuna, C., D'Este, E., Soyka, S. J., Baum, K., Bock, M., Lehmann, N., Ganea, D. A., Benoit, C. M., Gründemann, J., Schultz, C., Bennett, V., Jenkins, P. M., Engelhardt, M. Abstract: The axon initial segment (AIS) constitutes not only the site of action potential initiation, but also a hub for activity-dependent modulation of output generation. Recent studies shedding light on AIS function used predominantly post hoc approaches since no robust murine in vivo live reporters exist. Here, we introduce a reporter line in which the AIS is intrinsically labeled by an ankyrin-G-GFP fusion protein activated by Cre recombinase, tagging the native Ank3 gene. Using confocal, superresolution, and two-photon microscopy as well as whole-cell patch-clamp recordings in vitro, ex vivo, and in vivo, we confirm that the subcellular scaffold of the AIS and electrophysiological parameters of labelled cells remain unchanged. We further uncover rapid AIS remodeling following increased network activity in this model system, as well as highly reproducible in vivo labeling of AIS over weeks. This novel reporter line allows longitudinal studies of AIS modulation and plasticity in vivo in real time and thus provides a unique approach to study subcellular plasticity in a broad range of applications. Copy rights belong to original authors. Visit the link for more info Podcast created by Paper Player, LLC

Romanul lui Tudor Ganea „Cântecul păsării de plajă” (Editura Polirom) e o poveste despre violența unui cartier din Constanța, Faleza Nord, și lumea complicată a anilor '90. În „Supraviețuire” (Editura Humanitas) Vlad Zografi scrie despre puterea și crizele artei și științei, construind cîteva personaje memorabile. Iar Alina Nelega revizitează în romanul „un nor în formă de cămilă” (Editura Polirom) una dintre cele mai cunoscute scrieri dramatice din toate timpurile, „Hamlet”, dar din perspectiva mamei eroului. Cei trei autori vorbesc în această ediție despre cărțile lor nominalizate la Premiul Radio România Cultural pentru proză. O emisiune de Adela Greceanu. Un produs Radio România Cultural. 

One form of government that is often up for debate is communism. There have been a lot of discussions about this type of system and whether or not it is a viable way to govern a country. Some people believe it is the best way, whereas others think it would be a disaster. The idea of everyone being equal sounds great on paper, but it does not work in the real world.In today's episode of the Pod Bless America Podcast, Jim and Dan are joined by Claudiu Ganea. They will talk about what a communist government is, how Claudio escaped Romania, and what it's like to live in a communist country.Claudiu Ganea was born and raised during the communist era in Romania. He knows exactly what life under a communist government is like. Having lived for 20 years without freedom, he now believes and advocates protecting the Second Amendment rights of the constitution.Enjoy! In This Episode01:10 - The definition of communism03:28 - An overview of how Romania became a communist country05:15 - What life was like in Romania during the communist period16:20 - Why many young Americans view communism positively20:19 - Why Claudiu fled Romania25:28 - The journey he took to find refuge in Germany29:07 - Why Claudiu decided to go to the US35:44 - A clip of Ben Shapiro talking about communism38:23 - What it is like to be in a communist bootcamp43:15 - What Amy Phan West has to say about protecting Second Amendment rights51:13 - Claudiu's thoughts on the Ukraine-Russia war57:38 - Why Joe Biden is handcuffed when it comes to the Ukrainian-Russian conflict1:04:53 - The beginnings of Claudiu's life in USA Favorite Quotes40:20 - "So all you conservative parents out there that are like, look my kids just don't get it. My kids are going to high school and the high school teachers are teaching my kid that communism's a way to go. Maybe we set up a communism camp and they get to go and they sign off on the waivers then they're like, look you understand your kids are gonna starve for two weeks. Right? Because the kids are going to walk in there going, I heard this is great. You send your kid to Claudiu for a month and they get 1200 calories. They come home and you can see their ribs. Every time they ask for more food, he hits them in the balls of their feet. I give him a glass of water if they are hungry. A glass of water." - Jim Larkin, Dan Wilkinson Jr, and Claudiu Ganea1:09:38 - "What makes us exceptional here (USA) is our constitution. That's what makes us exceptional. Nobody else has a constitution as we have. Nobody has the freedom of speech that we have. Nobody has the right to bear arms that we have. Nobody has the right to not self -incriminate against search and seizure that we have." - Jim Larkin1:11:21- "The USA is one of the best countries in the world. You can grow up here. You can have everything. You have the constitution, it's good. Hold the hands on your guns. Don't let them take them away from you. You have rights. You have freedom of speech. So, for the kids who want communism and want socialism, bring them to me for two weeks. And then we will talk about it. It's not the way to go." - Claudio Ganea Follow the Pod Bless America Podcast on GETTREngage with Pod Bless America PodcastEmail: jim@pbapodcast.comEmail: dan@pbapodcast.comFacebookListen to more episodes of the Pod Bless America PodcastApple PodcastsSpotifyGoogle Podcasts

Have you ever wondered in the middle of a trial or challenge to your faith: “Where is God? Why doesn't He answer me or help me?” Today's guest Mihaela shares how she has learned that the witness of God's love and involvement in our lives comes “after the trial of our faith” (Ether 12:6). Mihaela was born in Romania and migrated to California, USA as a teenager with her family. With enthusiasm and authenticity, she shares how she has faced and overcome trials to her faith, including receiving her own personal witness of the truthfulness of the gospel of Jesus Christ as a young woman investigating the Church. Mihaela also discusses how she put her trust in the Lord as she pursued education in music, lived in New York City as a young adult, faced the heartbreak and confusion of infertility, and witnessed the miracles that followed, including learning from and loving a son with disabilities. Resources: Disability Resources: https://www.churchofjesuschrist.org/life/disability?lang=eng

Angelica Ganea was a rising star in her native Romania when she made the life-changing decision to move to Canada. Persistence and self-discipline were her closest companions over the next two and a half decades, as she embarked on a journey of healing her heart and re-discovering her passion for music and writing. She went on to study fitness at Seneca College in Toronto and became a fitness assessor and personal trainer while continuing her vocal training at the Royal Conservatoire of Music. Today, Angelica is the recipient of the Award of Excellence from Canpak Chamber of Commerce Canada for breaking cultural barriers through singing. She is the writer and producer of three music CDs, Remember Who You Are, Sacred and Christmas, and author of three books, Remember Who You Are: the Story Behind the Song, Habits Rule You, and Love Is Light: Transmute Fear Into Love.”www.angelicaganea.comWebsite: www.iamAngelica.comYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/angelicaganeaFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/AngelicaGaneaInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/angelicaganea/ Resources:www.claudiumurgan.comwww.patreon.com/claudiumurganwww.ageofwater.caSubscribe for more videos! youtube.com/channel/UC6RlLkzUK_LdyRSV7DE6obQ

Die Redaktion ist immer noch in Sommerlaune und veröffentlicht neue Folgen aktuell nur nach Gusto! Doch nun hat der Herausgeber Ole Zeisler den Chefredakteur Hendrik von Bültzingslöwen in seine Casa geladen und serviert edelsten Marco Rosé. Der Tropfen überzeugt wie Frankie Hejduk in Leverkusen. Diese sommerliche Folge gibt Buka auf jeden Fall den Rest. Tickets für die Show am 02.09.21: https://draussenimgruenen2021.reservix.de/tickets-doppelsechs-live-in-hamburg-planten-un-blomen-musikpavillon-freilichtbuehne-am-2-9-2021/e1695499

Mihaela Ganea este managing partner și cofondator al agenției de publicitate Fronesis.

En este podcast Leo Romeu, corresponsal internacional de ATOMcast entrevista al Vasile Ganea, Diseñador de Nacar Design. O post Profesión: Diseñador 14 – Entrevista Vasile Ganea (Nacar Design) apareceu primeiro em ATOM studios.

Ninel Ganea este autorul blogului http://karamazov.ro/ --- IN DODII pe net: Website : indodii.ro Video : youtube.com/c/InDodiiRo Telegram channel : t.me/indodii Toate platformele de podcast: InDodii MeWe : mewe.com/join/îndodii Facebook, Instagram, Twitter: InDodii Patreon : patreon.com/indodii BTC : bc1qrh532n0deuuhwgx6qx76wqsfp28360x6g9l78q ETH: 0xb00a2eDaCD0A33c0B5dE32411EACb4fb79F89ECf

Ionel Ganea, unul dintre cei mai importanți jucători din fotbalul românesc, a fost invitatul emisiunii "Prietenii lui Ovidiu", difuzată în fiecare miercuri, de la ora 20:00​. A început fotbalul la Brașov, a jucat la Universitatea Craiova, apoi la Gloria Bistrița. A evoluat pentru Rapid, unde a marcat alte 11 goluri, totalul de 28 aducându-i titlul de golgheter al Diviziei A. În același sezon a câștigat titlul de campion al României. Evoluțiile bune i-au adus o ofertă din Germania de la Stuttgart, echipă la care a evoluat timp de cinci sezoane. A plecat liber la Bursaspor, în Turcia, unde a petrecut doar șase luni și a semnat o înțelegere cu gruparea Wolverhampton Wanderers. A mai trecut pe la Dinamo, Poli Timișoara, iar finalul carierei de fotbalist l-a prins la Sănătatea Cluj.

Tudor Ganea a publicat recent romanul “Cântecul păsării de plajă“, apărut la Polirom. O poveste despre violența unui cartier din Constanța, Faleza Nord, despre lumea complicată a anilor '90 din acest cartier, o poveste care are în centru un personaj memorabil: Ainur, bătăușul, a cărui evoluție în cartier și în lumea interlopă ne este prezentată pe larg, cu o privire dinăuntru dar, în același timp, detașată. În jurul lui roiesc alte personaje puternic conturate, un malefic bătrîn care umblă însoțit de un măgar înhămat la un cadru metalic, Șocaricii, oamenii fără casă, barăcanii, fiii muncitorilor moldoveni care au ridicat blocurile din cartier dar au rămas să locuiască într-un fel de barăci, prietenii lui Ainur, Doagă, Ciprian Ecosal și Bajdavela. O lume tragică marcată de cruzime, cu un destin pe măsură. Tudor Ganea vorbește despre cartea lui și universul descris aici.O emisiune de Adela GreceanuUn produs Radio România Cultural

Morning Glory -19.10.2020 - invitați Mihai Bobonete & George Ganea

Morning Glory -19.10.2020 - invitați Mihai Bobonete & George Ganea

Morning Glory -19.10.2020 - invitați Mihai Bobonete & George Ganea

Nice to see you again! On this episode, I was able to speak with TikTok creator, chef, and business owner, Nicolas Ganea. We spoke on multiple topics, such as his business, his style of cooking, his thoughts on various subjects, and his topic of choice, researching articles, as well as dealing with misinformation spreading in multiple media forms. Unfortunately, we missed a bit of recording because SOMEBODY (past Frank) forgot to press the record button, but it still was an absolute treat, and I hope you enjoy! Nicolas's Links for business and TikTok: Nicolas's TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@realnicg DipDip Foods: https://dipdipfoods.com/ His business for private events and such: http://nicolasganea.com/services/ Nicolas's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nicolasganea/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

In dieser Folge beschreibt Michael Ionita-Ganea, wie man einen technologiegetriebenen Ansatz bei der Suche nach Software-Entwickler*innen im eigenen Unternehmen vorantreiben kann. Michael ist ein bekannter Meetup-Organisator und CTO / Vorstandsmitglied bei Walls.io.Würde er sich selbst beschreiben, wäre er ein “Developer by background” und ein “Manager by heart”.

La discuții cu Tudor Ganea despre romanul „8”, Tarantino, Biblie și leacuri băbești.Tudor Ganea s-a născut în 1983 și este arhitect și autor de romane de ficțiune. A debutat în 2016, cu romanul „Cazemata” (Polirom), pentru care a primit Premiul „Tânărul prozator al anului 2016”, în cadrul Galei Tinerilor Scriitori, Premiul pentru debut al revistei „Observator cultural”, Premiul „Nepotul lui Thoreau” (debut) și a fost nominalizat la Premiile Uniunii Scriitorilor (debut). Este prezent în antologia „European First Novel” (Budapesta 2017). În 2017 i-a apărut cel de-al doilea roman, „Miere” (Polirom), iar 2018 cel de-al treilea, „Porcii” (Polirom), roman nominalizat pe lista scurtă a Premiului Uniunii Europene pentru Literatură 2019. În 2019, a publicat volumul „8” (Polirom).

Today's guest is Steph Ganea. She is the co-host of the Vancouver chapter of Ladies Wine and Design which is an international female design community. Steph is a GDC BC executive board member and a Freelance Graphic Designer. She knows what is going on in the design community and I really enjoyed hearing her story. Enjoy!

Today's guest is Steph Ganea. She is the co-host of the Vancouver chapter of Ladies Wine and Design which is an international female design community. Steph is a GDC BC executive board member and a Freelance Graphic Designer. She knows what is going on in the design community and I really enjoyed hearing her story. Enjoy!

So So Ruddy Close!On this weeks episode we chat:Frozen mash (again!), Arsenal, Cav, Jota, Traore, Bennett, chants, moving house, quizzes, Ganea and half time music.Follow us on:Twitter: @WWFCFancastFacebook: Wolves FancastInstagram: wolves_fancastWeb: wolvesfancast.comEmail: podcast@wolvesfancast.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

“Storytelling? I’m already reading books to my child – isn’t that enough?” Your child DOES get a lot out of reading books (which is why we’ve done a several episodes on that already, including Did you already miss the boat on teaching your toddler how to read? (https://yourparentingmojo.com/003-your-toddler-isnt-reading-yet-neither-is-mine/) . But it turns out that storytelling benefits our relationship with our child in ways that reading books really can’t, because you’re looking at the book rather than at your child. If you ask your child what kind of story they’d like you to tell, you also get incredible insight into both their interests and concerns – I can attest to this, as I’ve been singing story-songs about poop and various kinds of baby animals who can’t find their mamas on and off for several weeks now (we had an incident a few months back where she couldn’t find me in a store). In this episode we also discuss the ways that people from different cultures tell stories, and what implications this has for them as they interact with our education system. Other episodes mentioned in this show: 035: Is your parenting All Joy and No Fun? (https://yourparentingmojo.com/joy/) References Bengtsson, N. (2009). Sex and violence in fairy tales for children. Bookbird: A journal of international children’s literature 47(3), 15-21. Byers,L.A.(1997).Telling the stories of our lives: Relational maintenance as illustrated through family communication. Unpublished doctoral dissertation, Ohio University. Bylund, C.L. (2003). Ethnic diversity and family stories. Journal of Family Communication 3(4), 215-236. Clark, A.N. (1969). Journey to the People. New York, NY: Viking. Dyson, A.H., & Genishi, C. (Eds) (1994). The need for story: Cultural diversity in classroom and community. Urbana, IL: National Council of Teachers of English. Egan, K. (1987). Literacy and the oral foundations of education. Harvard Educational review 57, 445-472. Egan, K. (1997). The educated mind: How cognitive tools shape our understanding. Chicago, IL: University of Chicago Press. Fiese, B.H., Hooker, K.A., Kotary, L., Schwagler, J., & Rimmer, M. (1995). Family stories in the early stages of parenthood. Journal of Marriage and Family 57(3), 763-770. Gee, J.P. (1985). The narrativization of experience in the oral style. Journal of Education 167(1), 9-35. Retrieved from http://www.jstor.org/stable/42742075 Gordon, T.-J. (1991). Teachers telling stories: Seven-, eight-, and nine-year-old children’s written responses to oral narratives. Unpublished doctoral dissertation. Rutgers University, New Brunswick, NJ. Greene, E., & Del Negro, J.M. (2010). Storytelling: Art and technique (4th Ed.). Santa Barbara, CA: Libraries Unlimited. Haven, K. (2007). Story proof: the science behind the startling power of story. Santa Barbara, CA: Libraries Unlimited. Isaacs, D. (2013). Sex and violence in fairy tales. Journal of Paediatrics and Child Health 49(12), 987-988. Jasper, M. (2017, February 19). Only 22% of children’s book characters were people of color in 2016. The Mary Sue. Retrieved from https://www.themarysue.com/poc-childrens-book-characters-2016/ Killick, S., & Frude, N. (2009). The teller, the tale, and the told. Psychologist 22(1), 850-853. Koenig, J. (2002). Family ties: Identity, process, and relational qualities in joint family storytelling. Unpublished doctoral dissertation, University of Washington, Seattle. Larsen, N.E., Lee, K., & Ganea, P.A. (2017). Do storybooks with anthropomorphized characters promote prosocial behaviors in young children? Developmental Science (Online article). Full article available at:...

We’ve done a couple of episodes on reading by now; episode 3 (which seems so long ago!) asked whether you might have missed the boat on teaching your toddler to read (https://yourparentingmojo.com/003-your-toddler-isnt-reading-yet-neither-is-mine/) .  Of course, we know that you’ve only missed the boat on that if you think that sitting your child in front of a video so they can recite the words they see without really understanding them counts as “reading.” Much more recently in episode 48 we talked with Dr. Laura Froyen about the benefits of shared reading (https://yourparentingmojo.com/reading/) with your child and how to do that according to best practices from the research literature. Those of you who subscribe to my newsletter will recall that I’ve been working on an episode on storytelling for months now.  Part of the reason it’s taking so long is that books on storytelling technique say to use original stories wherever possible because the language in them is so much richer, but if you’ve ever read something like an original fairytale you know they can be pretty gory, and even the most harmless ones actually contain some pretty adult themes if you read between the lines. So I wanted to know: what do children really learn from stories?  How do they figure out that we want them to learn morals from stories but not that animal characters walk on two legs and wear clothes?  How do they generalize that knowledge to the real world?  And are there specific types of books that promote learning? Join me in a conversation with Dr. Deena Weisberg of The University of Pennsylvania as she helps us to help our children learn through reading! Other shows mentioned in this episode 003: Did you miss the boat on teaching your child how to read? (https://yourparentingmojo.com/003-your-toddler-isnt-reading-yet-neither-is-mine/) 010: Becoming Brilliant (https://yourparentingmojo.com/becomingbrilliant/) 048: The benefits of shared reading (https://yourparentingmojo.com/reading/)   References Cheung, C.S., Monroy, J.A., & Delany, D.E. (2017). Learning-related values in young children’s storybooks: An investigation in the United States, China, and Mexico. Journal of Cross-Cultural Psychology 48(4), 532-541. Ganea, P.A., Ma, L., & DeLoache, J.S. (2011). Young children’s learning and transfer of biological information from picture books to real animals. Child Development 82(5), 1421-1433. Heath, S.B. (1982). What no bedtime story means: Narrative skills at home and school. Language in Society 11(1), 49-76. Hopkins, E.J., & Weisberg, D.S. (2017). The youngest readers’ dilemma: A review of children’s learning from fictional sources. Developmental Review 43, 48-70. Ostrov, J.M., Gentile, D.A., & Mullins, A.D. (2013). Evaluating the effect of educational media exposure on aggression in early childhood. Journal of Applied Developmental Psychology 34, 38-44. Read, K., Macauley, M., & Furay, E. (2014). The Seuss boost: Rhyme helps children retain words from shared storybook reading. First Language 34(4), 354-371.   (#)   Transcript Jen:                                      (https://www.temi.com/editor/t/vwxGJ9uUOvgdAcKWD0DI2CnG9bzo4GtfMXiFxuBK0LskuqDrvtpfHHSn-rwDXklYxp7GZojb2f-IPIDUG6uWWx9FibA?loadFrom=DocumentDeeplink&ts=38.4)                    Hi, this is Jen. Before we start on today’s episode, I just wanted to take a minute to let you know that as part of my research for this episode on what children learn through reading fictional books, I ended up looking at a lot of different kinds of books for children aged roughly between toddlerhood and elementary school, and I compiled them into a list of more than 100 books that you can use to support your children’s learning on a host of subjects related to math, science, empathy, being persistent in the face of failure,...

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Wed, 14 Jan 2009 12:00:00 +0100 https://edoc.ub.uni-muenchen.de/9994/ https://edoc.ub.uni-muenchen.de/9994/1/Ganea_Karin.pdf Ganea, Karin ddc:570, ddc:500, Fak