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I'll be online at #SfN21 tomorrow (9:15am CT) to discuss my work showing that long-latency feedback responses reflect explicit sensory priors! Regardless, here's a 7.5 minute video about the work. Feel free to drop me questions here or by email! youtu.be/EAu8yAoQMvw

Our paper characterizing sensory computations in the cuneate nucleus of macaques out today in PNASNews. With Aneesha K. Suresh Charles M. Greenspon Qinpu He Joshua Rosenow and Kathleen Cullen. CN is more similar to cortex than it is to the peripheral nerves. pnas.org/content/118/49…

Voting has started for the BCIUnconference 3.0 BCI Un-Conference 🥳We've submitted our new strategy (ReMAP) for training cortical grasping prostheses. Vote by Sunday! With Jonathan A. Michaels Wei-An Sheng & Hans Scherberger at Primatenzentrum DPZ and support by B-CRATOS Project. Tks Anja Meunier & co for organizing

Great new study in Neuron on dexterous hand movements bit.ly/3EYfsnC by Nikhilesh Natraj & coll. Also use this link to see the preview for free: authors.elsevier.com/a/1eMt63BtfGzl…

🚀Don't miss "Intention is all you need (to train a high-accuracy grasping iBCI)" by Andres Agudelo-Toro Primatenzentrum DPZ our B-CRATOS Project colleague ! Intracortical #BCI convert spiking neural activity into movement signals of a prosthetic device through neural decoders. More:bciunconference.univie.ac.at/3rd-bci-uc/#ta…

Neurons in the uppermost layers of the cortex are sparsely active, being relatively quiet even during sensory stimuli and behavior. 🤫 A new study in BioRxiv by Rikki Rabinovich shows that *surprising events* are potent drivers of layer 2/3 cortical neurons.

As promised, we put 3 deidentified human Neuropixels data sets up on DRYAD! Thanks to all the participants and Yoav Kfir, Ziv Williams, Syd Cash and coauthors! #OpenData #Neuropixels @sergeydoestweet Eric Trautmann Krishna Shenoy MGH Center for Neurotechnology and Neurorecovery MassGeneralNeuroscience datadryad.org/stash/dataset/…

Ever wonder about a connection between the twin views of Neural Dynamics and Optimal Feedback Control? These two prominent models of the sensorimotor systems don't often share the same space… until now! Here I outline a new Biorxiv paper I wrote with my PhD mentor, Kathleen Cullen.

🔔B-CRATOS Project -CRATOS 1st Newsletter Watch the interview of Robin Augustine, discover the goals for innovation & technology development, ...mailchi.mp/582550f3fd96/1… Thanks to @blues4pablo - Blackrock Microsystems Europe and James Goodman, Primatenzentrum DPZ Website: b-cratos.eu

Are you looking for an easy to use and precise 3D markerless motion capture toolbox? Look no more! Let me introduce JARVIS - our one-stop solution for all your 3D tracking needs. Learn more at: jarvis-mocap.github.io/jarvis-docs/ 1/6

Bonjour Paris et #FENS2022! I'm presenting! See Poster S01-274 Sunday 9:30am-01:00pm! Learn the latest on what motion tracking, multi-area recordings, and machine learning tell us mirror neuron theories got right and got wrong! With Hans Scherberger, Stefan Schaffelhofer, Primatenzentrum DPZ

Lovely days in Dublin🇮🇪spiced with science ! James Goodman & Andres Agudelo-Toro are representing B-CRATOS Project this week at #NCMDub22 NCM society🍀 Andres Agudelo-Toro presented his #BCI grasping work in collaboration with Jonathan A. Michaels Wei-An Sheng Hans Scherberger at Primatenzentrum DPZ #neurotech

🔥 REMINDER - 5 MORE DAYS 🔥 ➡️ REGISTRATION OPENED B-CRATOS Project #webinar on Neurophysiology and Decoding of Grasping. 📢 Hans Scherberger from Primatenzentrum DPZ 📅 7th of September 2022 🕛 4PM (CEST) 💻 online ➡️ lnkd.in/dmiaSfBF

JARVIS is a toolchain for the acquisition, annotation, and training of 3D motion images that uses an independently developed architecture for pose estimation. See more on OpenBehavior! Timo Hueser #opensource #neurotwitter edspace.american.edu/openbehavior/p…

It’s simultaneously very funny that DeepMind describes these little guys as “agile” yet impressive that they seem to have mastered the “get up again” part of the Chumbawamba loop.