@WeissShahaf@SWC_Neuro@ucl@Cambridge_Uni@Harvard@AllenInstitute@biorxivpreprint Q1: No, they are not. Most user use 8 or 4. One user opted for a single screw per post.
Q2: Yes indeed! And it's a good solution - though perhaps recommended for the more experienced users (you'll want to be quite sure about anatomy and approach if pre-committing a post depth).
What a journey, indeed, but also what an achievement: real, impactful, patient-centered work, completed during the pandemic, with grace, grit, and teamwork. Congratulations. I’m beaming with pride and joy for you.
PhD thesis done and submitted!💪What. A. Journey. Sometimes a wee bit bumpy, but definitely worth the ride. A big thanks to everyone who supported me along the way and picked me up when needed. Onwards and upwards!🐝#bringmewine@CfE_UoM
Brought home this little bear a year ago today. A bundle of puppy fluff at the beginning, see if you can spot her awkward teen phase (fine, it’s pics 7 to 11). She’s turning into a wise little dog, knows all the tricks 🐻
Unbelievable! What started out as a joke is now an actual peer-reviewed article! 🤯🥳 My paper "Neurons in the mouse brain correlate with cryptocurrency price: a cautionary tale" has been recommended by Peer Community In Circuit Neuroscience @PCI_CNeuro. https://t.co/eODc8oq2Mj
Next week! INS Virtual Journal Club on "Invasive Brain Stimulation for Psychiatric Disorders", Thurs. Sept. 23, 2021, 4:30 EDT. Attend the live event for up to 1.5 CME credits. Register: https://t.co/QhXsj6YlV5
Come work with an awesome supervisory team - and me! Great project, too, and important bonus not highlighted in the ad: I bring homebaked cakes to work 🍪🧠
Postdoc alert!
Record place & grid cells @SWC_Neuro with neuropixels, VR & other cool tech, on @wellcometrust grant w @caswellcaswell@behrenstim Francesca Cacucci & Mark Walton to work out how knowledge is organised for flexible behaviour! Details/apply: https://t.co/kZLzvuBjEO
Check it out for some catecholaminergic neuromodulators, medial prefrontal cortex plus topographically organized visual maps in the service of extrinsic and intrinsic drives.
The heavy lifting, obviously, by @MassimoSilvetti and Twitter-less Stefano and Jackie.
New from the Gottlieb lab! There’s so much information out in the world, how do we decide what we need to know? What we want to know, even? A wonderful group of people have been working on information seeking behaviors and the parietal attention circuit.
It also was super cool to play a small part in this computational collab🧠🖥: a biologically plausible reinforcement meta-learner to study the value and cost of information seeking, both instrumental and curiosity-based.
https://t.co/av9dbMlwXO