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Now published in PlosCB with multiple updates 🎉: tinyurl.com/3bamhw3h Access the data of V1 and V4 recordings: tinyurl.com/yc3sc6yx And code to load the data and train task-driven models: github.com/sacadena/neuro… Work with Andreas Tolias Lab @ Stanford University Bethge Lab sinzlab and Alexander Ecker

New preprint bioRxiv Neuroscience w/ Andreas Tolias Lab @ Stanford University & more Our data-driven deep learning approach in🐭🐒identifies a new rule of contextual modulation in visual cortex Pattern completion/disruption wrt natural image stats = surround facilitation/suppression🧵👇 biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

Having limited data to build a neural predictive model? Try Bayes, and you can get the uncertainty of the derived neuronal preference. See our work on #PLOSCompBio: doi.org/10.1371/journa…. Thank you so much for the great team!! Nan Wu Isabel Valera sinzlab Alexander Ecker @teulerlab

I think mouse V1 should not be called primary visual cortex, it does look more like an association area. Does it my fellow neuroscientists? cell.com/cell-reports/f…

To ask how similar the brain is to a neural network we need a similarity metric. In a new paper I asked how much the metric matters to downstream conclusions, and, upshot, it matters a great deal. biorxiv.org/content/10.110… (1/7)

On my way to Frankfurt for the #BernsteinConference. Let's meet up if you're there. If you're looking for postdoc opportunities in #NeuroAI, touch base. We're hiring!

If you want to work with us on the interface of machine learning and neuroscience, consider applying through the ELLIS PhD Program.

I love it. Thanks eLife for taking a stance, continuing to move forward towards proper academic publishing and not getting distracted by antiquated business models that should have no place in science anyway. Way to go!

It's been so much fun to be part of this journey!

A Perspective from the Ecker lab discusses the progress and challenges of using computer vision approaches for behavior studies of primates in natural environments. nature.com/articles/s4159…