Massively under-reported science story because there's so much going on right now but...it turns out that we might have figured out what's causing this very scary spike. Quick thread, on how WE'VE BEEN ACCIDENTALLY GEOENGINEERING FOR DECADES...but then we stopped:

Excited to share our latest work in @nature. “Dopaminergic error signals retune to social feedback during courtship” tiny.cc/77lbvz Huge congrats to co-first author AndreaRoeser, Jesse Goldberg, and the team! Columbia University's Zuckerman Institute Columbia University Neurobio & Behavior Cornell University 1/3

I'm absolutely delighted to share that I'll be joining Georgetown University University Medical Center as an Asst Prof in Spring 2024 to lead the Vision, Imaging, & Plasticity (VIP) Lab. I'm recruiting founding VIP members (grad students, a postdoc, & RAs). Please RT & help spread the

How do we learn from each other? Come to discuss with me on Monday afternoon at poster VV38! abstractsonline.com/pp8/#!/10892/p… Society for Neuroscience (SfN) #SfN2023

Hello neuroscience postdocs! Do you have exciting work and future plans? We are hoping to invite you to give a talk at MIT BCS! details tinyurl.com/mitbcspda

Instead of six prototypes, maybe the real finding is stories with more than two fortune reversals are just too complicated.

Reminder to send your app by tomorrow!

i'm surprised that sora outputs show a lot of physics violations. why not use text to generate procedures for a simulation (in a game engine) then touch up to account for visuals? they show capability to change input sequence to another style.

Controlling a Duckietown rover with a Brain Products EEG headset! My first hackathon. We got second place! Thanks to Federico Claudi and BCI Initiative for a fantastic event.

I am recruiting a postdoc in computational / systems neuroscience to study mechanisms of social communication and cognition in budgerigars. We are cracking this system wide open. Please share. youtu.be/0r7-QvwqVjM

This past weekend we held our first BCI hackathon at Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) ! The goal of this event was to simulate a real-world BCI problem: an EEG controlled wheelchair for individuals suffering from severe motor impairment. linkedin.com/feed/update/ur…

A layman's summary of our recent paper on mental navigation in the primate brain (my postdoctoral work w/ FieteGroup and Mehrdad Jazayeri): nature.com/articles/d4158… (open access link here: rdcu.be/dPlVT) Full paper here: nature.com/articles/s4158…

Scott Imbrie, who has two implants in the motor regions of his cerebral cortex, gives a tribute to Sliman Bensmaia at #SimCo24.

Moving talk from Michelle about how basic neuroscience research changed her life. She had debilitating tremors for more than 50 years and after her DBS surgery they stopped "like a light switch." #SimCo24