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    Jul 2
    Neuro Funding Finder helps you find grants, fellowships and funding opportunities for neuroscience research. Filter results by location, career stage and grant type to streamline your search. Explore now: thetransmitter.org/neuroscience-g…
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    I fear that placing too much emphasis on a specific interpretation of dimensionality, or treating dimensionality as an end-all quantification of some aspect of neural computation, may lead us down the wrong path, writes @mattperich.
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    Dimensionality—neuroscience’s red herring?
    From thetransmitter.org
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    Sep 4
    A look at the scientists studying brains and behavior in species found almost nowhere else. Check out our collection of articles on current neuroethology research in Latin America. By @natmesanash thetransmitter.org/neuroethology/…
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    Sep 3
    Live from the Federation of Latin American and Caribbean Neuroscience Societies (FALAN) conference. Here are some takeaways from Day 3: thetransmitter.org/state-of-neuro… #FALAN2026
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    Sep 3
    Uruguayan researchers Matias Cavelli and Joaquin Gonzalez are developing new tools to work with the IBL brain map. In this Q&A they share why they hope to help spark more open science initiatives in Latin America. By @FrankieRivera25
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    The promise of open neuroscience for Latin America
    From thetransmitter.org
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