Our paper on S1-M1 connectivity in closed-loop intracortical BCI is out today. You can see the summary from last year below. This was a big effort from the @Corbionics team including 3 dedicated study participants and a many researchers.
https://t.co/hUfwQ2T76L
“I think we as scientists embody something fundamentally, beautifully human … I still, idealistically and perhaps naively, believe in beauty because we, or some of us at least, experience it and are moved by it.” — Sliman Bensmaia, PhD, 1973-2023 https://t.co/aykDoe98Q6
The deadline for coming to UChicago's new venture in theoretical neuroscience is approaching. Join us @UChicago_Brains and @UChicago as we carve out our brand of neurotheory.
Check out our first pre-print from the multisite brain-computer interface (BCI) clinical trial for people with upper-limb paralysis at @UChicago and @UPMC. 1/10 https://t.co/PWvm031NvG
Hear ye, hear ye! ICMS of human somatosensory cortex (S1) activates motor cortex (M1), this activity is task-dependent and somatotopically patterned, and disrupts motor decoding. Collaboration between @UChicago@UPMC@NorthwesternU
https://t.co/BsxxSHaKtF
How are hands so versatile and precise? @AntonSobinov and I review the anatomy of the hand, its musculature, and the expansive neural circuits that mediate manual dexterity. I learned a lot writing this and hope you will too!
https://t.co/RjxvVVSpeR
New on @biorxiv by Peter Malonis, Nicho Hatsopoulos, Jason MacLean, and me: inferring inputs to monkey motor cortex to understand corrective movements. https://t.co/bFHdyEfwCT 🧵👇1/8
At long last Commencement: nearly 18 months after receiving their diplomas, members of #BU2020 donned scarlet caps and gowns and on Sunday, October 3, as the University had promised, were honored at BU’s 147th Commencement, held on Nickerson Field.
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Once again incredibly privileged to have the opportunity to work with Scott on our BCI project! Scroll through the article to see yours truly in action https://t.co/Plm6PEDXwo
After surviving a car accident, Scott Imbrie proved his doctors wrong by relearning how to walk. Now he's a participant in a research study allowing him to sense and manipulate a virtual hand and, eventually, a robotic prosthetic. https://t.co/zKuns3uHhe
A postdoctoral position is available in my lab at Boston University for multiple single unit recording in cortical structures in navigating rodents or fiber photometry of modulatory input. Prior experience with one of these techniques preferred. Send CV to [email protected]. AA/EOE
The Neuroscience Institute is excited to announce Brent Doiron, PhD (@BrentDoiron) as the inaugural director of the Grossman Center for Quantitative Biology and Human Behavior!
Read more:
https://t.co/hVMZrlymWZ
University of Chicago team working with human subjects to create more dexterous brain-controlled bionic hands looking for a programmer to help develop experimental software (MATLAB, C++, Python). https://t.co/9IJmejcBlV. #bci#neuroscience#robotics#bionics#neuroengineering
We welcome John H.R. Maunsell of @Uchicago to the National Academy of Sciences in honor of his contributions to physiology. #NAS158 Read more: https://t.co/NfkaIGCu2b
First paper of grad school ✅ we review proprioceptive representations of the hand in somatosensory cortex which has received little attention. We discuss how future proprioception studies may enhance our understanding and help restore it via electrical stimulation ⚡️
This amazing little tool simply draws all streets in any city you want. As examples here are the town I grew up in (20k residents) and the city I live in (5M residents). Have a play with it. The exported screenshots make great desktop backgrounds. Source: https://t.co/GmEQnq8ALj
My very first tweet is to announce that the Department of Neurobiology at #UChicago is hiring a tenure-track faculty member in #compneuro#neurotheory. Any and all that are interested should apply! https://t.co/4WeRRVf4eX