eli merriam (@elimerriam) 's Twitter Profile
eli merriam

@elimerriam

visual neuroscientist, computational neuroimaging, Pitt/NYU/NIMH.

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Corey Ziemba (@cmziemba) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The long gestating final chapter of my thesis is out in SfN Journals this week as a featured cover article. Thanks to all my coauthors Goris Lab Gabe Stine Eero Simoncelli Tony Movshon and Richard Perez. Short preview below 1/7: doi.org/10.1523/JNEURO…

The long gestating final chapter of my thesis is out in
<a href="/SfNJournals/">SfN Journals</a> this week as a featured cover article.   
Thanks to all my coauthors <a href="/GorisLab/">Goris Lab</a> <a href="/gabrielmstine/">Gabe Stine</a> <a href="/EeroSimoncelli/">Eero Simoncelli</a> <a href="/TonyMovshon/">Tony Movshon</a> and Richard Perez.

Short preview below 1/7:

doi.org/10.1523/JNEURO…
Ella Striem-Amit (@striemamit.bsky.social) (@striemamit) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Excited (and slightly terrified) to share an opinion/short review piece Trends in Cognitive Sciences "Can individual differences explain brain plasticity in blindness?" doi.org/10.1016/j.tics… (open temp link authors.elsevier.com/a/1jz-44sIRvTB…) Check the thread below 🧵👇

Excited (and slightly terrified) to share an opinion/short review piece <a href="/TrendsCognSci/">Trends in Cognitive Sciences</a> 
"Can individual differences explain brain plasticity in blindness?"
doi.org/10.1016/j.tics… (open temp link authors.elsevier.com/a/1jz-44sIRvTB…)
Check the thread below 🧵👇
Tomas Knapen (@tknapen) 's Twitter Profile Photo

In this TINS review we (w/cvnlab, eli merriam, & Eline Kupers) argue that *intensive* (many hours of data) fMRI of single individuals for single-voxel model fitting is a paradigm shift for cognitive/computational neuroimaging. tinyurl.com/intensivefmri 1/2

In this TINS review we (w/<a href="/cvnlab/">cvnlab</a>, <a href="/elimerriam/">eli merriam</a>, &amp; <a href="/eline_kupers/">Eline Kupers</a>) argue that *intensive* (many hours of data) fMRI of single individuals for single-voxel model fitting is a paradigm shift for cognitive/computational neuroimaging.  tinyurl.com/intensivefmri 1/2
Eline Kupers (@eline_kupers) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Exited to share our latest Trends in Neurosciences opinion paper on —intensive— fMRI, with Tomas Knapen cvnlab eli merriam! We discuss ways to maximize both quantity and quality of your large-scale “deep” fMRI dataset, and create a community resource 🧠 tinyurl.com/intensivefmri

TK Kozai (BIONICLab.org) (@bionic_lab) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Republican or Democrat, NIH is a long-term investment in American's health and economy (for our grandparents, parents, kids). It makes America great. Cutting it risks decades of harm to our loved ones. We must protect & increase funding. Worthwhile read by Mark Histed-🧠 Lab

eli merriam (@elimerriam) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Has SpaceX Done Anything NASA Hasn't? youtu.be/3Jgev_YGl44?si… Yes, 100%! Same logic is true for neuroscience funding, of course...

Hugo Tejeda (@neurotejeda) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Excited to share work from Twitter less Juan Enriquez-Traba, grad student from the lab. Juan and the team demonstrate that dopamine regulates differential aspects of reward, motivation vs reinforcement, via co-expressed D3 and D1 receptors nature.com/articles/s4159…

Bevil Conway (@bevilconway) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Andrew D. Huberman, Ph.D. Surya Ganguli David Feldheim Nicole C Rust, PhD Tony Movshon Charles Brenner, PhD X Michael Eisen Dr. Samer Hattar The NIH was founded on the deep insight that sustained stable support for research is the only way to make substantial science & medical advances. That paid off—human genome, dna editing, vaccines, MRI etc. The current upheaval will undermine the NIH as an engine for US industry

Cambria Revsine (@crevsine) 's Twitter Profile Photo

New paper out in Nature Human Behaviour! In it, Wilma Bainbridge and I find that participants tend to remember and forget the same speakers' voices, regardless of speech content. We also predict the memorability of voices from their low-level features: nature.com/articles/s4156…

New paper out in Nature Human Behaviour!

In it, <a href="/WilmaBainbridge/">Wilma Bainbridge</a> and I find that participants tend to remember and forget the same speakers' voices, regardless of speech content. We also predict the memorability of voices from their low-level features: nature.com/articles/s4156…
Ana Inacio (@ana_rita_inacio) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I am thrilled to share my postdoc work from the Soohyun Lee Lab, nature.com/articles/s4158…. Huge thanks to the awesome PI Soohyun Lee and collaborators Yuan Zhao, Ka Chun Lam, Francisco Pereira, and Charles R Gerfen.

Mark Histed-🧠 Lab (@histedlab) 's Twitter Profile Photo

This is amazing science from #NIH. Ana and Soohyun and their collabs use a new molecular tool to label connected neurons in the cortex, then image their responses. The ability to link wiring and function is extremely powerful and will shed light on autism and schizophrenia…1/

Mark Histed-🧠 Lab (@histedlab) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Today is amazing grad student Paul LaFosse's last lab meeting. Here's cool data he showed: Paul used 2p holographic optogenetics (laser stim) to select and stimulate this neuron in a working brain. This ability to change neural activity is key to understanding. (hey Chris Olah)

Bevil Conway (@bevilconway) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Andrew D. Huberman, Ph.D. The federal level is the level that can support vital work with NHPs to combat the tsunami of illnesses confronting humans, Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, blindness, etc. Scientists who do this work, or understand its value, are compelled to educate for the common good.

kalatwit (@kalatwt) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Congratulations to Emily Kubota for the publication of your final study from your PhD addressing key questions about nature vs nurture in the wiring of the brain!

Hamutal Slovin (@hamutalslovin) 's Twitter Profile Photo

In this recently published paper, we investigated the existence of an extra-retinal input into the fovea of the primary visual cortex (V1) in monkeys performing microsaccades. Interestingly, the population response aligned with microsaccades showed a widespread, transient

In this recently published paper, we investigated the existence of an extra-retinal input into the fovea of the primary visual cortex (V1) in monkeys performing microsaccades. Interestingly, the population response aligned with microsaccades showed a widespread, transient