mind from matter

“…I’m hoping for there to be a similar community for creating, curating, and contributing to a body of research that uses ML and AI to advance our understanding of neuroscience, neurobiology, and neurological disorders.”

I didn’t forget about this.

2023 came and went, and I somehow logged exactly 0 blog posts…for the first time since starting this blog in 2014.

Uhh so this whole thing got a bit long, and I thought about breaking it up into parts, but I just can’t be bothered to make two different posts and tweet it multiple times, so just use the table of contents above to jump to what’s interesting/relevant for…

Last month, I served as one of the PhD application evaluators for my village’s local graduate school (IMPRS), and I took some notes while reading through the applications on what I looked for, in real time.

This is Part 3 (of 3) of the blog series on neuronal timescales, you can find here Part 1 and Part 2.

This is Part 2 (of 3) of the blog series on neuronal timescales, you can find here Part 1 and Part 3.

1. preamble The third and final paper from my PhD thesis is published, just in time for when my degree is processed at the end of 2020.

Warning: a few sections have small to medium rants about higher education (in North America).

Like many, I fear that I will have said something insensitive or incorrect here, or that I’m taking up too much space.