A joint program between the UAB Schools of Engineering and Medicine. Training a new generation of neuroengineers to restore and enhance brain function.
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The new U of Alabama at Birmingham Neuroengineering Program in UAB news: bit.ly/3ivxnIU
UAB’s Neuroengineering & Brain Computer Interface Initiative is excited to present: Utilization of intracranial EEG recordings and applications towards language BCIs with Drs Riley and Nelson tomorrow June 10th
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UAB Neurobiology Associate Professor, Dr. Farah Lubin, published in Biological Psychiatry on Ubiquitination of Histone H2B and its role in memory formation! She also got her NIH R01 and will help to choose our next Vice Provost and Graduate School Dean. So proud!
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Registrations are open for The School of Physiology and Biophysics entitled "Neuronal biophysics: from experiments to models" 📍in Pavia on July, 5-7
PROGRAMME AND REGISTRATION ➡️sfb2021.azuleon.org
@egidio_dangelo #SFB2021 @unipv #brain #neuroscience @HumanBrainProj
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Appointments are no longer necessary at any of the UAB Medicine vaccination sites. We will be administering the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine.
Find more vaccine site information here: fal.cn/3eS4p
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Are you an exceptionally creative #scientist ready to pursue ideas outside of your current research program? Watch this video to get more info about the NIH Director’s Pioneer Award that’s a part of our #NIHHighRisk program & consider applying: bit.ly/hrhrpioneer
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Are you a #ComputerScience whiz, #coder, or #programmer that thinks #CodingIsFun? Want a chance to win a US$10K prize? Check out our Stimulating Peripheral Activity to Relieve Conditions (#NIH_SPARC) program's FAIR Codeathon & submit ideas by May 10: bit.ly/3mI81JZ
ALT SPARC Codeathon. Project proposals due May 10, 2021. Help make SPARC data, tools, & resources more FAIR - Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, and Reusable. Several prizes of up to $10,000 USD each will be awarded. For more info, visit sparc.science.
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UAB School of Medicine's Department of Neurobiology...now [finally] on Twitter! Please spread the word. @FLUBINLAB @DayLabUAB @PozzoMillerLab @cmotpow @visscherlab @VParpura @UABNews @uabmedicine @BPDA_UAB @UABgradschool @UABMSTP @HonorsUAB @uabsthonors @UABStudents @UABNeuroEng
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@UABNeuroEng @UABSurgery @UAB
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Get ready #AI and #ML researchers! NIH plans to publish two #FundingOpps as part of our new #Bridge2AI program. Learn more about how you can apply your #ArtificialIntelligence & #MachineLearning skills to address challenges in #BiomedicalResearch: go.usa.gov/xHg6N
looking forward to Andrew Shoffstall’s,(Asst Prof, Dept of Biomedical Engineering, Case Western Reserve University & Cleveland VA Med Center) virtual seminar titled: “Biomaterial Based Approaches for Improving Neural Interface Devices” today at 4pm as part of our BCI-SIG series
Congrats to one our rising stars on a host of recent achievements! uab.edu/medicine/neurosurger… Nicole Bentley, M.D. UAB Dept of Neurosurgery, passed her boards, welcomed baby boy James Price Bentley, and received a K23 grant all within three short months
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Bioengineers! @NIH to launch 2021 virtual C3i—Concept to Clinic: Commercializing Innovation—education course. Medical device innovators receive business framework and tools to translate ideas from lab to market! Apply by May 25 #NIBIBgov #entrepreneurs
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Save the date! We will be hosting the 2021 NEURAL conference over zoom on August 13th, 2021. See you there!
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Hello, I have 100 observations and 1000 features I would like 1 machine learning please
UAB Neuroeng. & Brain Computer Interface Initiative is proud to host Qi Wang of Columbia University Thu March 18 at 4PM – The Effects of Locus Coeruleus Stimulation in Health and Disease: from Enhancing Sensory Processing to Reducing Amyloid Plaques – DM to register
UAB Neuroeng. & Brain Computer Interface Initiative is proud to host Qi Wang of Columbia University Thu March 18 at 4PM – The Effects of Locus Coeruleus Stimulation in Health and Disease: from Enhancing Sensory Processing to Reducing Amyloid Plaques – DM to register
