With regret due to the amazing articles I’ve enjoyed subscribing to the Washington Post over the years, failure to oppose fascism is a dealbreaker
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This piece on Grothendieck from @guardian is really good. I am sure the account will appeal to people who care about a deeper connection between excellence and kindness in academia, which has been mentioned in recent posts [H/T @RdeHeide]
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This is an absolutely incredible opportunity for anyone interested in human electrophysiology
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At a tiny conference in Italy in 2011, a buzz started going around one afternoon: Bill Catterall had solved a voltage gated sodium channel structure, and he was going to share the structure publicly for the first time. (1/x)
Day 2 of across the board anti-Biden NYT finally got me to cancel my subscription @nytimes Going to miss wordle and spelling bee, but that pales in comparison to subscribing to a paper that is tacitly supporting a fascist dictatorship
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1/10 Ten years ago, I received a handwritten manuscript by Alan Turing’s only PhD student, Robin Gandy. He wrote it a couple years before passing away in 1995.
AFAIK, it’s never before been in print, so I typeset my copy & put it online here: philpapers.org/archive/GANOT…
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It turns out that sparkling water and raisins are *fascinating*. My daughter and I happened upon this effect playing together in the kitchen a long time ago, and I couldn't help but explore the system more deeply... 1/n arxiv.org/abs/2308.12927
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My paper on #travelingwaves with @neurojosh, Jackie Gottlieb, and @nicofoley is now @NatureComms
nature.com/articles/s41467-0…
Coordination of neural activity across space and time are crucial for optimal behaviors and #travelingwaves are signatures of this coordination!
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Nature Communications
Beta traveling waves in monkey frontal and parietal areas encode recent reward history
nature.com/articles/s41467-0…
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RIP, Michael Turvey. What better way to pay tribute to him than to listen to his lecture: youtu.be/ocZzrIJRGCM
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Unique (funded) postdoc opportunity with us at Princeton at the intersection of optical imaging and sex hormones. Experience measuring and manipulating hormones a plus. Hormone people, if there’s anyone still out there on this app…. please spread the word🙏!
Just want to say I’m listening to Beethoven’s Ninth played by the Staatskapelle Berliner and the Chor der Deutschen Staatoper, with Barenboim and it is fantastic
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The Bastos Lab and the Data Science Institute at Vanderbilt seek to hire a highly-paid ($70,000/yr) data science postdoc to discover the neural building blocks of predictive coding. We also seek to re-envision postdoctoral training within a community-based training model. 1/5
One of things I’ve discovered while on my Apple Music trial is that Devil May Cry 5 has a really cool soundtrack (still working through Horizon: Zero Dawn, which is both extremely fun and difficult on the PC) which is also great with an entirely different vibe #
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Right on Marge!!
Professor Livingstone’s personal statement about recent concerns over animal research | Harvard Medical School hms.harvard.edu/news/profess…
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If you're gonna listen to any speech about #Ukraine 🇺🇦, let it be this one.
The Kenya ambassador to the UNSC perfectly explains how people across Africa understand Ukraine, and what the Kremlin's acts of aggression mean in our post-colonial world.
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🔈New preprint🔈
Neural activities in primate frontoparietal network move across cortex as #traveling_waves and their propagation exclusively correlates with reward memory.
Check out my preprint with my wonderful advisors (@neurojosh and Jackie gottlieb), and @nicofoley













