Jenn Garner

Neuroscientist in training

[Jenn Garner @Jenn_Garner]

A persons trash is another’s treasure. Way to go Allen Brain Institute and surgeons in Seattle for collaborating on such a profoundly neat endeavor!

[Jes Parent 🧭 @JesParent]

Scientists And Surgeons Team Up To Create Virtual Human Brain Cells
I wonder if this was discussed at #mindfiremission1 / #mindfiremission2

https://t.co/EqSjYWRjGE

@AllenInstitute @mindfire_global #agi #hlai #HLAI2018

[Jenn Garner @Jenn_Garner]

@Brain_Facts_org @Brain_Facts_org If fear is a response to an actual threat while anxiety is generated by the mind then do you think anxiety can be accurately modeled in rodents absence a mind? Are we not really only studying fear?

[Jenn Garner @Jenn_Garner]

This is your brain on python! https://t.co/3KeePS2D7N

[Justin Kiggins @neuromusic]

Curious how we use #Python for #OpenScience and #Neuroscience at @AllenInstitute?

Listen to the @TalkPython Podcast with me and my colleagues!

https://t.co/GnPaL6HQih

[Jenn Garner @Jenn_Garner]

Understanding why the human brain developed to bigger proportions compared to our evolutionary cousins raises a curious question about our DNA... https://t.co/LXQDiaZxti

[allen institute @AllenInstitute]

The human brain is so unique, and so densely complicated, it’s unlikely to have developed by truly random chance. Scientists continue to develop theories on how our brain evolved, but the ultimate answer to the size of our brains remains elusive.

https://t.co/Y8Lvhs1Ps5

[Jenn Garner @Jenn_Garner]

Teamwork makes the dream work! https://t.co/TWBhjgL4RL

[allen institute @AllenInstitute]

Using open-source code, a team of researchers in Japan used our Mouse Brain Atlas to help build a brain atlas at single-cell resolution. #openscience
https://t.co/FMTMDRYZjg