Jonathan Gant

Computational Neuroscience PhD Student @LMU_Muenchen

[Science Advances @ScienceAdvances]

A new study proposes that sensory systems are internally modulated to match predictable changes in stimulus caused by movement. This principle extends to multiple species, from rodents to primates. @jongant https://t.co/bdfOoJ9URb

[Jonathan Gant @jongant]

Excited to share my new paper! We propose that a shared computational principle governs how both rodents and primates optimize their sensory neurons during locomotion. https://t.co/Bw7b6dkTMg

[HHMI | Janelia @HHMIJanelia]

Janelia creates big datasets that are valuable resources for neuroscientists—but digging into that data takes a lot of computational power. On the @AWSCloud blog, Konrad Rokicki explains how his team has used cloud computing to scale up data analysis. https://t.co/YfXceqbHyz

[Physics In History @PhysInHistory]

Physics Photo Of the Day:

American nuclear physicist and father of the atomic bomb Robert Oppenheimer (1904 - 1967) stands in front of blackboard with physics equations written on it, 1940s.

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