This is good stuff

I'm not very timely with tweets, but I had a truly great time visiting #Harvard and giving a talk on my research thanks to #INCEPT. Met up with old friends, made new ones, got wow'ed by fellow speaker Longzhi Tan, and generally just had a ball. Thanks so much to the organizers!

The upside-down smiley face is an emotion that I didn't know I had.

That feeling when an airline waives your luggage fee because they feel bad for how terrible your luck has been...

Surfer bros, like, existentially grappling with whether or not they were, like, ideologically aligned with C.S. Lewis's characterization of evolution is among the rarer #apartmentliving Pokémon that I've captured of late.

Press coverage on one's own work is always fun. BrainPost did a short write-up on our recent Nature Neuroscience paper. It was fun and easy working with them, and it's an honor to get the attention. brainpost.co/weekly-brainpo…

Having a conversation with exciting data is truly one of the joys of the trade.

If you're still around at SfN today, come by my poster at 1pm! I'll be talking about how neurons determine which synapses should make the cut when it comes to learning a motor skill. Interesting implications about how synaptic information is selected!

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