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BRAIN initiative notes

Summary

This is a continually updated collection of news, ideas/findings, and other tidbits related to the BRAIN initiative, promising biotechnologies, and neuroscience/biology in general. This is a really exciting time in neuroscience and I hope to capture a bit of that here.

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The notes are found at the link below. Enjoy!

brain initiative notes

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Updated on 01 April 2024.

-biafra
bahanonu [at] alum.mit.edu

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neuroscience imaging analysis tools
08 november 2021 | neuroscience
Provide new and existing researchers a central location for methods and URLs for calcium imaging data processing and analysis tools. [...]>This table also includes imaging data handling and analysis tools beyond calcium imaging and will be updated going forward.

The table can be sorted by column by clicking each header.

Also found as part of the Brain Initiative Notes post imaging analysis tools or https://github.com/bahanonu/imaging_tools.

the spiritual, societal, and historical milieu influencing pain perception
18 june 2019 | north american pain school
My first blog post as a PRF-NAPS correspondent for the North American Pain School. Explores some thoughts on spiritual, societal, and histo[...]rical influences on pain perception. More soon!

This post can also be found on the PRF website: https://www.painresearchforum.org/forums/discussion/118414-2019-prf-naps-correspondents-blog#styles-2-0.

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13 february 2015 | books
A brilliant science fiction novel that raises many questions and sets up an intriguing universe.[...]

stanford bing concert hall: first impressions
15 december 2012 | stanford
Designed by architect Richard Olcott (Ennead Architects) and sound designer Dr. Yasuhisa T[...]oyota (Nagata Acoustics), the Bing Concert Hall is stunning. Robert Campbell (Fisher Dachs Associates) was on hand during the second sound check (along with Richard and Dr. Toyota) to discuss the philosophy behind the building, a bit of history, and where they hope it will be in the future. This post is my impressions of the place along with notes from their interview.

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