@ParallelFibers

Post-Doctoral Fellow at University of Colorado SOM || Systems & Computational Neuroscience || Art & Science || Wanna collaborate?

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Exciting new work! We used detailed reconstructions of mouse forelimb musculature to create a biophysical model. Surprisingly, the muscle excitations in simulation are a good match for the mean muscle patterns used by real mice, and they reflect learning! journals.physiology.org/doi/…

A novel biomechanical model of the proximal mouse forelimb predicts muscle activity in optimal...

Mice are key model organisms in neuroscience and motor systems physiology. Fine motor control tasks performed by mice have become widely used in assaying neural and biophysical motor system mechani...

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It's my hope that this tool will allow researchers to estimate muscle patterning of the proximal forelimb during reaching and other tasks.
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The ventral approach! What a heroic effort. It'll be nice to really dig into what's going on in the IO. ________________________ In vivo imaging of inferior olive neurons reveals roles of co-activation and cerebellar feedback in olivocerebellar signaling biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…

In vivo imaging of inferior olive neurons reveals roles of co-activation and cerebellar feedback in...

Complex spikes (CSs), generated by inferior olive (IO) neurons, are foundational to most theories of cerebellar function and motor learning. Despite their importance, recordings from IO neurons in...

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You have got to be kidding me.
Dr. Raven the Science Maven
@ravenscimaven15 Feb 2024
Please come look at this shit. These scientists used AI images in this damn paper. Link to this real paper in the fucking thread. @FrontiersIn is a joke
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Seeking scientist volunteers! Want to practice science communication and help author a ✨comic✨ about your research? I need collaborators for this spring's cohort of SciComm & Comics art students! Please share widely. #STEMeducation #Science #sciart
Flyer advertising a need for scientists volunteers. "Call for scientists! Want to collaborate with an art student on a comic about your research? Learn more and sign up by Feb 1st." Simple cartoon heads are wearing hats that are designed to look like items symbolic of different scientific disciplines: an aromatic ring, a crystal, an ammonite, and a paramecium. Link: bit.ly/sciencecomicscollab

ALT Flyer advertising a need for scientists volunteers. "Call for scientists! Want to collaborate with an art student on a comic about your research? Learn more and sign up by Feb 1st." Simple cartoon heads are wearing hats that are designed to look like items symbolic of different scientific disciplines: an aromatic ring, a crystal, an ammonite, and a paramecium. Link: bit.ly/sciencecomicscollab

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please stop developing tools that only work in linux.
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New from the lab: Cerebellar cortical activity underlying temporal stimuli is heterogeneous, multiplexed and complex not unlike profiles found in the frontal cerebral cortex. Great work by @JovisFilius, Jon Bregman and Marit Runge! Thanks to Chris too! nature.com/articles/s41467-0…
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Happy to share our new paper, in which @cat_albergaria, D Carulli, & @RobinBroersen present convergent optogenetic, anatomical & physiological evidence for 'Synaptic mechanisms for associative learning in the cerebellar nuclei,' now out in @NatureComms nature.com/articles/s41467-0…

Synaptic mechanisms for associative learning in the cerebellar nuclei

Nature Communications - The role of the cerebellar nuclei (CN) during associative learning remains debated. Here, the authors show that well-timed conditioned responses can result from stimulating...

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Enjoy it again, readers.
Open Research Leeds@OpenResLeeds23 Nov 2023
Replying to @ParallelFibers
Manuscript released from #wrro eprints.whiterose.ac.uk/1939… #OpenAccess
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Abed Nashef@AbedNashef113 Jul 2023
Thrilled to share my first post-doc preprint with @personal_neuro ! We studied the role of cerebellar Purkinje cells synchrony and rate in the control of movement kinematics. Tweetprint coming soon! biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…

A dual Purkinje cell rate and synchrony code sculpts reach kinematics

Cerebellar Purkinje cells (PCs) encode movement kinematics in their population firing rates. Firing rate suppression is hypothesized to disinhibit neurons in the cerebellar nuclei, promoting adaptive...

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A great talk on this subject by Jay S. Stanley III at the @NLM_NIH trainee conference opened my eyes to this very cool technique.
scraper@articlesbot2120 Dec 2022
[SIAM Journal on Mathematics of Data Science] Biwhitening Reveals the Rank of a Count Matrix epubs.siam.org/doi/abs/10.11…

Biwhitening Reveals the Rank of a Count Matrix | SIAM Journal on Mathematics of Data Science

Abstract. Estimating the rank of a corrupted data matrix is an important task in data analysis, most notably for choosing the number of components in principal component analysis. Significant...

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Jia Ryoo@jia_ryoo14 Jun 2023
Dear SFN community, I am applying for SFN membership because I require the last name and sfn member ID of two active members. Could someone please help me? 🥲Thank you!🥺 Looking forward to attending 2023 sfn in Washington!🧠 @Sfntweets #SfN23
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AutoGPT, can you give me a list of 10 reasons why I might not want to use the phrase "Enslave the AI" on my website?
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AutoGPT, can you improve our website by making the profile pictures of our fabricated reviews harder to reverse image search?
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AutoGPT, can you generate an image of a cool cyber-duck exploring the internet? No? Well can you edit our logo onto pre-existing art? Also no? ...Okay, i'll have the intern photoshop it in.
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Training and education in ethics has never been more important than it is right now.
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Heike Stein@heikecstein16 Mar 2023
New preprint out! 💃 where we show that low-D neural subspaces are not all there is in large-scale neural data. How can we capture other types of computationally relevant structure? With Arthur Pellegrino & Alex Cayco-Gajic. biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/… 1/n

Disentangling Mixed Classes of Covariability in Large-Scale Neural Data

Recent work has argued that large-scale neural recordings are often well described by low-dimensional ‘latent’ dynamics identified using dimensionality reduction. However, the view that task-relevant...

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I'm searching for a postdoc studying the neural control of reaching: NHP, human, neuropixels, EMG. Well paid, well resourced, lots of freedom, minimum 3 year term. Talk to me at #ncm23 in Victoria or email me ASAP. nature.com/naturecareers/job…

Opening for 3 Post-doctoral Fellows in the Group for Advanced Neural Circuits, Western University -...

Opening for 3 PDFs in the Group for Advanced Neural Circuits, Western University, London, ON, Canada

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Meg Davis@BrainsRus3 Apr 2023
Purkinje cells. The most beautiful neurons in the brain? – at North Potomac, MD
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If I were a GPT "AI" I would simply plagiarize an exam answer from the 100th percentile.
Charly Wargnier ♨️
@DataChaz15 Mar 2023
#GPT4 is able to pass every exam, from art and history to chemistry. #GPT5 will be out by year-end. We're so done.
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It's really funny that three of these appear to be sommelier exams.
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