Michael Higley 🧠🌈🔬
@mjhigley
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Professor, Yale Neuroscience|BME|Psychiatry, Cellular electrophysiologist and imager of cortical circuits, Dada of two boys.
Joined April 2013
Hi all- after a lot of thought, I can't in good conscience keep using this platform. You can find me at See you all there!
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@jakefwatson @JustinKOHare Nice quantitative discussion- as you say, these are not really "new" concerns. Doing comparative mini frequency analysis at different holding Vm or using explicit "high threshold" cutoffs to compare apples:apples is a standard in the best studies.
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📢Faculty job! @YaleNeuro is hiring tenure-track faculty members in computational or theoretical neuroscience.🖥️🧠 This is in addition to our broad neuroscience search. Deadline Nov 30. Please share!
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@drugmonkeyblog Surprisingly, the recent Pew Foundation calculator put $400k for a family of 4 in CT as firmly middle class!
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@nico_neurophys @DrNancyPadilla Multiple freeze-thaw is bad for AAV. We dilute in cold PBS on arrival or after production to preferred concentration, then aliquot and freeze.
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yes, exactly!!
@FelixFelxfel @mjhigley I remember in early ages 2012-2015 when getting AAVs at 10^8 was sufficient. Everything changed when people wanted to inject high volume to not troubleshoot coordinates
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@QianQuanSun1 @NIMHgov Very interesting work, though I point out similar earlier work in mouse V1.
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@KordingLab @pwlot to whom? i think the original post was meant as a "look, the brain is braining, isn't that cool", not a specific take on which patterns of activity in which cells mediate decisions. we need more people to be awed by our ability to watch stuff happen in vivo.
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@KordingLab @pwlot i mean, "animal makes decision" and "animal's brain makes decision" are equivalent statements.
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@KordingLab @pwlot putting aside whether decisions are "made" and not simply deterministic consequences of prior events, are you arguing the brain isn't the thing doing it?
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