Also, thank you to eLife - the journal for featuring our work with an eLife digest! elifesciences.org/digests/89892/…

🎉 The Anbuhl Lab is hiring! 🎉 We are looking to recruit team members across all levels to explore hearing and hearing loss. Interested? Let’s connect! If you’re attending #ARO2025, I’m here—happy to chat! 👂

We’re making the Basis organisation document public today. It’s less a charter and more a design doc—our spec for why a new kind of technology and research organisation is needed, and how to build it. (link below)

We’re proud to announce the launch of AutumnBench, an open-source benchmark developed on our Autumn platform. This benchmark, led by our MARA team, provides a novel platform for evaluating world modeling and causal reasoning in both human and artificial intelligence.

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What do neuroscience labs and the streets of New York City have in common? They are both commonly home to rats, a feature this research team is leveraging to study rat social cognition in the wild. By Marta Hill thetransmitter.org/social-cogniti…

🌆🐀Scientific American article about the project we're starting on NYC rats!! scientificamerican.com/article/scient… With Ralph Emilio Peterson, Ahmed El Hady, and Dima Batenkov Seeking collaborators and funders 🐀🌆

The Collaborative Intelligent Systems team at Basis have an extremely cool preprint on Biorxiv, which Scientific American Scientific American just picked up: Computational Urban Ecology of New York City Rats! Team: Ralph Emilio Peterson Ahmed El Hady Dima Batenkov Emily Mackevicius w/ Ahmed El Hady