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Posts by Landan Mintch
Enchanted to meet this article from @dr-shlee.bsky.social, @dougweberlab.bsky.social, and colleagues.
It's Swiftly becoming one of my favorites! 🫶 🫶 🫶
bioelecmed.biomedcentral.com/articles/10....
Today @ UW NBIO, Dr. Jack Feldman (UCLA) explains why breathing may seem simple, but it is not. 🫁 #neuroscience #sciencetalks #breathe
I’m inviting you to attend a conference May 7-8 at Georgia Tech called InterfaceNeuro (interfaceneuro.org), targeting the intersection of neuroscience, neuroengineering, clinical/translational research, neurotech industry, and individuals with lived experiences. Please share!
#neuroskyence 🧠🧪
excited to break out my new calendar from #NIH ! s/o to @crozell.bsky.social and team for a stellar cover art and Jan feature!
"This photo represents to us the beauty that arises from the combination of the intricate structure of the brain and the modern technology used to image it."
What is or isn't a "BCI"?
We argue in Nature BME today that if the tech stimulates or records brain activity AND does computation, it's a BCI.
www.nature.com/articles/s41...
But we still need a way to discuss different types of BCI separately... 🧵
#BCI #BrainComputerInterface
💯%. I feel like they could make a whole side series focused on Cortana / AGI and BCI interactions (human augmentation?)
On a side note, Microsoft dropping Cortana assistant is such a bummer.. Cortana > copilot
I've heard such good things about Deux Ex - in fact, I think it's sitting in my steam library 😶🌫️
I didn't even know matrix online was a thing! I'm such a huge MMORPG fan, bummed I missed that timeline. Great additions Kip, thanks!
I'll have to try out Prey, thanks for the tip!
System shock 2, yes! I think that was a bit formative for me pre BME
Curious if anyone has any good video game recommendations for neuroscience / neural engineering.
The half-life series comes to mind.. maybe Mass Effect, too?
OK If we are moving to Bluesky I am rescuing my favourite ever twitter thread (Jan 2019).
The renamed:
Bluesky-sized history of neuroscience (biased by my interests)
Could you please include me, Chethan? Appreciate it!
This is a really interesting paper investigating outcomes associated with rechargeable implantable pulse generators. More studies analyses on neuromod tools themselves are very much needed. doi.org/10.1016/j.ba...
If you haven't tried #ARC search yet, I can highly recommend. I'm still using Google for the ~ simple ~ things, but for quick (<3 second) data/source aggregation and synthesis, PLUS phenomenal source highlights, ARC rules.
Android and iOS
Now that is one photogenic wheaten terrier! Here's my Neuro doggy, Beckham.
Get a free NIH BRAIN Initiative art calendar to prep for 2025: catalog.ninds.nih.gov/publications... .
I'm proud to say that the cover is a piece we created from the DTI imaging of a subject in the BRAIN funded depression DBS study we reported last year: go.nature.com/48lmlzC
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Personally excited about number 2. New modalities (and less invasive, at that) are an exciting development.
We've been working hard behind the scenes at Motif to generate new tools for psychiatrists and sufferers of TRD. Check it out!
Let's go!! Excited to share more of our hard work with the world. 💪 Can't wait to start helping patients!
Yay! This is the positivity I love ♥️
I had an idea way back in college which I've long thought could be, in many ways, the ultimate BCI technology. What if instead of using electrodes, we used biological neurons embedded in electronics to communicate with the brain?
Enter biohybrid neural interfaces: science.xyz/news/biohybr...
Excited to welcome folks to the new @motifneuro.bsky.social , office, manufacturing, and R&D space at the TMC innovation building in Houston!
The team is already hard at work building next-gen therapeutic BCIs... and eating cookies.