Anna Schroeder's guest appearances

Anna Schroeder

The Secret Library Podcast

Beyond the Bubble: Navigating Professional Life After College

Hillsdale College Podcast Network Superfeed

Science Society

Elliot Gaiser

John Farrar

Josh Klooz

Micah Meadowcroft

Raz Schafer

Tom Thistleton

OwlTail

My guest this week on the SLP is Anna Schroeder, who has been writing stories as long as she can remember and is now an author of multiple novels. On top of writing, Anna is an ICU nurse specializing in trauma and stroke which can find its way into her writing. I’m particularly excited to have Anna on because for a long time, she embraced writing for pure enjoyment before she decided to put her work out into the world. In our conversation, she shares the process of going public (and winning awards), moving on from disappointing reviews, and overcoming fear. There’s so much wonder in the world of science fiction, particularly in the one Anna is building with her work. Enjoy!Visit this episode's show notes page here.Connect with Caroline on Instagram: @carodonahue Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

My guest this week on the SLP is Anna Schroeder, who has been writing stories as long as she can remember and is now an author of multiple novels. On top of writing, Anna is an ICU nurse specializing in trauma and stroke which can find its way into her writing. I’m particularly excited to have Anna on because for a long time, she embraced writing for pure enjoyment before she decided to put her work out into the world. In our conversation, she shares the process of going public (and winning awards), moving on from disappointing reviews, and overcoming fear. There’s so much wonder in the world of science fiction, particularly in the one Anna is building with her work. Enjoy!Visit this episode's show notes page <a href="https://www.secretlibrarypodcast.com/episodes/s8-ep3" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">here</a>.Connect with Caroline on Instagram: <a href="https://www.instagram.com/carodonahue/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">@carodonahue</a> Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Letting Writing Transport You | Anna Schroeder

Dr. Anna Schroeder, a leading neuroscientist, graces our show in this episode to shed light on a crucial yet understudied facet of neocortical circuits. Top-down projections in our brain act as a bridge between previous experiences, current objectives, and the sensory neocortex, playing a pivotal role in our perception and memory. While excitatory pathways have been typically associated with top-down control, inhibitory top-down projections remain a largely uncharted territory.Dr. Schroeder's ground-breaking research, employing a unique blend of synaptic two-photon calcium imaging, circuit mapping, cortex-dependent learning, and chemogenetics in mice, uncovers the GABAergic afferents from the subthalamic zona incerta as a significant source of top-down input to the neocortex. The zona incerta's inhibitory projections are critical for learning, as they transmit integrated top-down information that is essential for encoding sensory stimuli.Perhaps the most striking revelation from Dr. Schroeder's research is the bidirectional encoding of learned top-down relevance by the incertocortical afferents, which stands out from traditional excitatory pathways. These afferents form a disinhibitory circuit, and it is the swift appearance of negative responses that primarily drives changes in stimulus representation.Through her findings, Dr. Schroeder provides a compelling perspective on the unique contribution of long-range (dis)inhibitory afferents to the computational flexibility of neocortical circuits.Dr. Anna Schroeder, Neocortical Circuits, GABAergic Afferents, Zona Incerta, Top-Down Projections, Sensory Neocortex, Two-Photon Calcium Imaging, Circuit Mapping, Cortex-Dependent Learning, Chemogenetics, Disinhibitory Circuit.Inhibitory top-down projections from zona incerta mediate neocortical memory https://doi.org/10.1016/j.neuron.2022.12.010 

Dr. Anna Schroeder, a leading neuroscientist, graces our show in this episode to shed light on a crucial yet understudied facet of neocortical circuits. Top-down projections in our brain act as a bridge between previous experiences, current objectives, and the sensory neocortex, playing a pivotal role in our perception and memory. While excitatory pathways have been typically associated with top-down control, inhibitory top-down projections remain a largely uncharted territory.Dr. Schroeder's ground-breaking research, employing a unique blend of synaptic two-photon calcium imaging, circuit mapping, cortex-dependent learning, and chemogenetics in mice, uncovers the GABAergic afferents from the subthalamic zona incerta as a significant source of top-down input to the neocortex. The zona incerta's inhibitory projections are critical for learning, as they transmit integrated top-down information that is essential for encoding sensory stimuli.Perhaps the most striking revelation from Dr. Schroeder's research is the bidirectional encoding of learned top-down relevance by the incertocortical afferents, which stands out from traditional excitatory pathways. These afferents form a disinhibitory circuit, and it is the swift appearance of negative responses that primarily drives changes in stimulus representation.Through her findings, Dr. Schroeder provides a compelling perspective on the unique contribution of long-range (dis)inhibitory afferents to the computational flexibility of neocortical circuits.Dr. Anna Schroeder, Neocortical Circuits, GABAergic Afferents, Zona Incerta, Top-Down Projections, Sensory Neocortex, Two-Photon Calcium Imaging, Circuit Mapping, Cortex-Dependent Learning, Chemogenetics, Disinhibitory Circuit.Inhibitory top-down projections from zona incerta mediate neocortical memory <a href="https://doi.org/10.1016/j.neuron.2022.12.010" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://doi.org/10.1016/j.neuron.2022.12.010</a>

 A Novel Insight into Neocortical Circuits: The Role of GABAergic Afferents with Dr. Anna Schroeder

Company size tends to influence company culture.  Smaller companies like startups tend to favor an entrepreneurial culture while larger ones tend to move a little slower. Joining us on this episode of Beyond the Bubble is a woman who has seen both sides, having worked for General Mills and a startup, Ibotta. Tune in to get her takes on what it's like working at each.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Company size tends to influence company culture. Smaller companies like startups tend to favor an entrepreneurial culture while larger ones tend to move a little slower. Joining us on this episode of Beyond the Bubble is a woman who has seen both sides, having worked for General Mills and a startup, Ibotta. Tune in to get her takes on what it's like working at each.See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.