David Jones
@DavidJonesBrain
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Neuroscience, Cognitive and Behavioral Neurology, Complex Systems, AI, Alzheimer's Disease and Multimodal Neuroimaging, tweets are my personal opinion
Minnesota, USA
Joined November 2015
I have started accumulating prerecorded video lectures, and some folks may find them useful so I am going to start posting them on this channel. First 2: Should amyloid be targeted in Alzheimer's disease? Progressive dysexecutive syndrome due to AD
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@KordingLab @MillerLabMIT Information can be extracted from recordings, this information can build hypothesis driven causal models, these models can be tested with empiric action (perturbations) or simulated action (thought/logic), this informs the next round of recording.
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The terrible clinical reasoning evident in this report is why so many human beings continue to suffer despite having a treatable condition.
Normal pressure hydrocephalus combined with quadruple misfolded proteinopathy: An autopsy case report and a short review of literature #neuropath
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RT @MillerLabMIT: Oscillations naturally emerge in large crowds. That's because your brain works by oscillating. Emergence of collective o…
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RT @PhysInHistory: The best opening line in any physics textbook: States of Matter by David L. Goodstein ✍️
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RT @dileeplearning: Happy to have this published ...finally. Have a look if you are interested in understanding cortical columns, microci…
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RT @getjonwithit: Energy, momentum, pressure, stress, etc. are all just different ways of quantifying the same basic thing: how our percept…
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Functional biology matters #endalz
Listening into hippocampal hyperexcitability in Alzheimer’s disease New editorial in this month's Brain:
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RT @MarcusVPinto: Heartfelt congratulations to my @mayoneurores program director, Neurology Education Icon, and @MayoClinicNeuro colleague…
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RT @JRBneuropsiq: Unfortunately, it's true, even if antibiological critics of psychiatry deny any significant relationship between psychiat…
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RT @yudapearl: Today is Daniel Pearl’s Yahrzeit. His tombstone reads: Daniel Pearl (1963-2002) Journalist, musician, humanist Lost his li…
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@JRBneuropsiq @thelablab @NatRevNeurosci @ev_fedorenko Indeed! Brain-behavior relationships are explained by the existence of a language network!
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@JRBneuropsiq @thelablab @NatRevNeurosci @ev_fedorenko There is also real practical need for an ontological unit with an associated name that you must use to explain to patients their data that looks like this:
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RT @GFarrugiaMD: Mayo Clinic hospitals in Arizona, Florida, and Minnesota have once again been recognized by @Healthgrades as part of their…
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I see these patients routinely and tell them that their language network is not functioning when I observe these brain-behavior relationships. Please provide another term if language network does not exist #EmpiricalGroundingInClinicalPractice FDGs in 4 individuals with lvPPA:
@thelablab @NatRevNeurosci I am not sure that will mean anything to the human being that has a brain pattern like that with associated impaired language behavior. They may seek the advice from a more competent physician. What should this more competent physician say?
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Is this where my poor attention span pays off?
Working memory works better when neural activity is transient, rather than persistent. No wonder the brain does it that way. Recurrent neural networks with transient trajectory explain working memory encoding mechanisms #neuroscience
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RT @MillerLabMIT: Working memory works better when neural activity is transient, rather than persistent. No wonder the brain does it that…
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