Kipp Freud (@kipp_freud) 's Twitter Profile
Kipp Freud

@kipp_freud

Final year PhD researcher at University of Bristol's Interactive AI CDT. I'm interested in how animals make and use internal maps of their environment.

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Interactive AI CDT (@bristol_ai_cdt) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Congratulations to Grant Stevens (2nd Year CDT student) for giving a successful live webinar as part of EDT (Engineering Development Trust)'s Insight into University course! Outstanding ambassador as always👏​​​​​​ linkedin.com/posts/ellen-gu…👏

Markus Frey (@cyhsm) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Happy to share that our paper is out in #eLife. We introduce a general framework for interpreting wide-band neural activity, including unsorted neural data + calcium imaging as well as ECoG signals. The paper + code and all datasets are #openaccess! elifesciences.org/articles/66551

David A. Markowitz (@davidamarkowitz) 's Twitter Profile Photo

With new advances in brain imaging, early next year it will be possible to optically sample the voltage of all neurons in a 0.6x0.6x0.5 mm volume at 1 kHz. Single spike resolution of complete cortical columns (in mice)!

Antonia Tzemanaki (@drdanielgiskard) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I am very honoured to be part of this amazing family of women in Robotics! 🎉 This year's and previous years' lists are such inspiring people! #WomenInRobotics #ibuildrobots

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3 of my students presenting at Neuromatch 4 Sydney on bayesian modelling for brain cell count data youtube.com/watch?v=pIX00D… Kipp on inferring cognitive maps from LFP data youtube.com/watch?v=Tthgqg… James on idea energy efficient synapses should be bayesian youtube.com/watch?v=5G8POh…

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First up today we have Pecha Kucha talks (short presentations) from our 2nd & 3rd yr students. How much can they fit in 20x20 second slides?! 🙂

First up today we have Pecha Kucha talks (short presentations) from our 2nd & 3rd yr students. How much can they fit in 20x20 second slides?! 🙂
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In neurophysiology people often estimate "phase coherence", ie the trial-to-trial alignment of some brain signal (EEG/MEG/LFP) to some oscillation. This is hard using frequentist stats, so Sydney Dimmock, me & @conorjh developed a better Bayesian method: elifesciences.org/articles/84602

Zhenjun Zhao (@zhenjun_zhao) 's Twitter Profile Photo

BrainSLAM: SLAM on Neural Population Activity Data Kipp Freud, Nathan Lepora, Matt W. Jones, Cian O'Donnell tl;dr: intracranial local field potential data->brains of three rats->cognitive maps kind of interesting! arxiv.org/pdf/2402.00588…

BrainSLAM: SLAM on Neural Population Activity Data

Kipp Freud, Nathan Lepora, Matt W. Jones, Cian O'Donnell

tl;dr: intracranial local field potential data->brains of three rats->cognitive maps

kind of interesting!
arxiv.org/pdf/2402.00588…
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turns out brain representations of the world can 'drift' over days-weeks, even when behaviour is stable. The causes of this drift are unclear. Here we (i.e. Kipp Freud) find that reward and sharp-wave ripples correlate better with hippocampal drift that mere time or experience

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🍍🚀 Pynapple 0.7 is here with new signal processing features! Now filter and decompose time series of any size using wavelets. Check out the notebooks below, and join our January workshop at Flatiron to learn more. 1/4

🍍🚀 Pynapple 0.7 is here with new signal processing features! Now filter and decompose time series of any size using wavelets. Check out the notebooks below, and join our January workshop at Flatiron to learn more. 1/4