@KordingLab Absolutely, I had discussions with trainees about the importance to have good quality paper vs many papers. In the clinical realm this is the worse IMHO. The current criticisms to impact factor do not help. It is a real problem for scientific research. BTW I don’t have a solution
The Research Engineering Strategies To Recovery (RESToRe) lab (aka Cajigas Lab) website is online: https://t.co/Mvzf50yMxo
Let's work together get to restore motor function after neurologic injuries
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The brain is biological design, the work of a ‘tinker’ named natural selection. We must explore it and reverse reverse engineer it at different levels to systematically understand it. Only then we will understand the origins of brain diseases and perhaps cure them.
Interested in Clinical MEG? Consider attentending the International Society for the Advancement of Clinical MEG (ISACM) in Osaka May 24-27, 2023 (together with JBBS=Japan BIOMAG)
https://t.co/NmZYd3nZlF
I don’t know everyone else but I’m getting tired of writing ‘neural activity in x increases/encodes/etc during behavioural condition y’. We need to label those neurons to make sense of what it means. It will take some work and delays but I feel it is a must. Any opinions?
Could we have a consensus on what the frequency band for theta oscillations in the brain is? 4 to 8Hz is theta in the human EEG/SEEG world. Calling 8 to 12 Hz theta is discriminatory to alpha and very confusing. No wonder many preclinical findings are ‘lost in translation’.
What a great Christmas gift - another manuscript published! Among other things, this work mapped a functional oscillatory pathway from frontal to motor cortices during controlled behaviour. Check it out!
https://t.co/6ZMm6HNnGa
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