Tharanee A.

[Tharanee A. @AuroraNerves]

300 Neurons Traced in Extensive Brain Wiring Map. https://t.co/LLGJqua5vE

[Tharanee A. @AuroraNerves]

My answer to I am beginning a spike sorting project, where do I find raw and/or simulated data? https://t.co/sLp4nAQRvF

[Tharanee A. @AuroraNerves]

@rand_vibration @PHDcomics @UninaIT You must be nefarious, who works on a Sunday afternoon? It's okay to have different standards for others than for myself.

[Tharanee A. @AuroraNerves]

Happy code. https://t.co/W67qwWipPe

[Neuronal Networks of Memory (Battaglia lab) @battaglialab]

When you copy/paste matlab code into the Skype chat

[Tharanee A. @AuroraNerves]

@GDunnArt Nice remastering of the original Pranayama. Lose a dimension with refraction, add a dimension with color.

[Greg Dunn Neuro Art @GDunnArt]

Pranayama: Breath of Fire print released today! https://t.co/YQ1P5Xwtnr #yoga #meditation #pranayama #breathe #sciart #prana #art #artwork

[Tharanee A. @AuroraNerves]

@PHDcomics This will definitely be the year I write my thesis. Hopefully it coincides with the year I'm awarded my PhD.

[PHD Comics @PHDcomics]

Rita Levi-Montalcini https://t.co/6ZZcOOEag3 @sciammind @BrainyActs

[Mo Costandi @mocost]

Bioluminescence evolved independently at least 27 times in fish https://t.co/XEMBCCcB3V

[Tharanee A. @AuroraNerves]

The world's most advanced synthetic DNA libraries. https://t.co/6xKHmimi63

[Tharanee A. @AuroraNerves]

Turn unused unpublished data into publications. https://t.co/EPjoUSMx4u

[Tharanee A. @AuroraNerves]

Beautiful. https://t.co/rHkQA3ohGr

[Tharanee A. @AuroraNerves]

Voltage sensors in cherry flavor! https://t.co/qPcsqi5bJj

[Helena @Helena_LB]

Great video by @novapbs describing the expansion microscope technique developed by @eboyden3 et al at @MIT https://t.co/0HwqohP5ST

[Tharanee A. @AuroraNerves]

Awesome CMOS MEAs minus optical stimulus artifact, & electroporated intracellular MEA recordings at nanosymposium chaired by Ed @eboyden3.

[Dwayne Godwin 🧠 @BrainyActs]

For teachers: Optogenetics was derived from pond scum. #sfn15 It's an example of why basic research matters. http://t.co/WCXWukIZ2g

[Tharanee A. @AuroraNerves]

Sonogenetics? Possible supplement to optogenetic & chemogenetics? http://t.co/xInGT4k7Av

[Tharanee A. @AuroraNerves]

Optogenetic control of endogenous Ca2+ channels in vivo. http://t.co/Uu0A8XYqRB