Not a heavy user of Twitter by any means, but I am moving permanently to that other platform. Social networking has become too important for us, so let's move to a place where we have the control. As scientists I guess we shouldn't be afraid of change right?
Thrilled to share our work @biorxiv_neursci
"Behavioral state tunes mouse vision to ethological features through pupil dilation"
https://t.co/slF8L4LTCF
We identify a new role of rapid pupil dilation with behavioral/brain state
/w @KonstantinWille@sinzlab@AToliasLab & 1/n👇
When I had just started my job at @NYU_CNS@NYUPsych in 2013, I pitched a project to incoming graduate students.
It was a wild new direction for me: using board games to understand how people think ahead.
7.5 years later, we have a preprint. https://t.co/i1Hk0WfdXt
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Our (@AToliasLab and @sinzlab) NeurIPS 2020 paper on developing a "Factorized Neural Processes for Neural Processes: K-Shot Prediction of Neural Responses" is now on arXiv: https://t.co/EdhFmzqsnI with . Here is a short summary: https://t.co/YrmCMWgtHt
Multimodal census-atlas of cell types of mouse and primate motor cortex including Patch-Seq data. Massive effort from https://t.co/59XZKYG1G6 labs of @NIH BRAIN Initiative. Proud to be part of it with @CellTypist @FedericoScala7 @hippopedoid@sandberglab https://t.co/dliMoMgLU2
Do data-driven models in neural system identification generalize to unseen neurons and animals? We investigate this question in a new preprint. Spoiler: They do … quite well actually. Joint work with @AToliasLab@alxecker
https://t.co/yEt52P64lI (1/6)
An interview with @CellTypist and myself about our Nature Comms paper on the art of using t-SNE for scRNA-seq. Read for a layman intro to SNE, t-SNE, UMAP, and all that. Including some historical perspective.
Thanks to Peggy Wang for interesting questions and helpful editing!
1/3 Lead by @froudara we study how the geometry of objet manifolds changes across the cortical hierarchy using large scale recordings across the whole visual cortex. With @UriCohen42@DiamantakiMaria@eywalker@viajake @CellTypist @HSompolinsky https://t.co/AwVWSkmrIO
We applied the theory of linear separability of manifolds, and found that the increase in classification capacity is associated with a decrease in the dimension and radius of the object manifold, identifying features of the population code that enable invariant object coding.
The visual cortex in Context. With @froudara@paulgfahey@viajake Smirnakis Tehovnik we review the interactions of mouse visual cortex with the rest of the brain. https://t.co/HK74oHkZ1f
In our recent paper published at @NatureComms we show how EPL interneurons take part in the non-linear processing in the olfactory bulb of the mouse
https://t.co/fajCmYmUzM