Interrogating the functional interactions of motor and decision circuits that lead to behavior. (he/lab - not official)
Carnegie Mellon University
Joined October 2018
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I am grateful to have been a part of this work!
I really enjoyed using @DeepLabCut and B-SOiD @runninghsu to perform behavioural classification in ~185 hours of video.
This would not have been possible without these tools.
New work from the lab is out in @eLife! We used an experimenter-free touchscreen testing system from @phenosys to examine effects of activity-based anorexia on flexible learning & vice versa 🐁📲 @MonashBDI elifesciences.org/articles/8…
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A-SOiD from the @YttriLab is a computational platform for behavioral annotation. Its training includes elements of supervised and unsupervised learning. The approach is demonstrated on mouse, macaque and human data. @JensBlack3 @runninghsu @SNeuroconnect
nature.com/articles/s41592-0…
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Trainee: Do you have a minute?
PI: I actually have to run to a meeting now.
Trainee: Oh okay. I just finished graphing these data and wanted to show you, but that can wait until-
PI:
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How can machine learning be used to generate insights and theories in neuroscience?
We recorded the Bernstein panel I moderated, w/ Katrin Franke @kfrankelab, Ralf Haefner @haefnerlab, Martin Hebart @martin_hebart, Yogi Jaeger @yoginho, & Fred Wolf.
braininspired.co/podcast/177…
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Fiber architectures at the putamen, globus pallidus, and thalamus visualized from ex-vivo human brain scan #DigitalBrainBank
open.win.ox.ac.uk/DigitalBra…
DWI signals in putamen and globus pallidus are usually very low, but this dataset has enough SNR to allow for fiber tracking.
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Excited that around 500 copies of our Connectomic Deep Brain Stimulation book sold. You never know how books go and not a high absolute number but given the size of the field very happy we pulled this off and motivating for a 2nd edition.
🙏🙏 everyone!
elsevier.com/books/connectom…
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Thrilled that our review on video methods is now accepted at eLife! Updated preprint at arxiv.org/abs/2204.02842
@kvnlxm @JenJSun @seanpaulbradley @KeerthiKrishna3 @YttriLab @_janzimmermann_ @talmop @OpenBehavior
A revised version of our paper on setting up video recording and analysis methods and best practices for experimenters and developers has been posted to arxiv! We hope it useful to the community #neuroscience #neurotwitter #opensource @OpenBehavior
arxiv.org/abs/2204.02842
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Want to learn about state-of-the-art video analysis methods for your behavior research?
I helped out with a paper (now accepted in eLife!): arxiv.org/abs/2204.02842
Authored by all-stars:
@kvnlxm @JenJSun @KeerthiKrishna3 @YttriLab @_janzimmermann_ @talmop and @laubach_mark!
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The fight for equity can be laced with luxury.
Don’t be mistaken.
Grace and grit.
Peace and perseverance.
Radical and rest.
Can be held in the same vessel.
Fight in the way that reflects who you are, what you stand for, and what you don’t.
Happy Dr. King Day 2023🖤
-BJM
The Yttri Lab retweeted
A revised version of our paper on setting up video recording and analysis methods and best practices for experimenters and developers has been posted to arxiv! We hope it useful to the community #neuroscience #neurotwitter #opensource @OpenBehavior
arxiv.org/abs/2204.02842
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Tiny Brazilian frogs’ inner ear canals are too small to help them balance well, finds a recent study in @ScienceAdvances, explaining why they are clumsy jumpers.
Learn more on #WorldAnimalDay: scim.ag/4B
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MCS grad students, are you looking to travel to attend a conference for your research? Now conferences are back in person, Conference Funding Awards have returned! Learn more about the award, the winners, and the upcoming deadlines: cmu.edu/mcs/news-events/2022…
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There are words you shouldn’t call academic (or any) women. Words you might think are innocuous, but have a long history of being used to dismiss, devalue, or discredit women. You might not be aware that these words should be avoided. A 🧵
#academia
#AcademicTwitter
#WomenInSTEM
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Many of us have been preparing for this moment since 8 November 2016 and yet it is no less devastating
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I did.
Bianca Jones Marlin @bjmarlin begins her speech "A parent’s love: how biology ensures our children’s future" by recalling the Buffalo massacre at the hands of a white supremacist
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CNO administration increases dopamine and glutamate in the medial prefrontal cortex of wistar rats: Further concerns for the validity of the CNO-activated DREADD procedure sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
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Are you thinking about applying to PhD programs in Neuroscience but have questions? Join our info session today at 2pm.
CMU's @cmuneurosci is hosting an online info session about applying for PhD neuroscience programs. Join me and @ykatehong to chat and get all your questions answered!
March 18, 2pm EST
All welcome-- no question too silly!
cmu.edu/ni/events/index.html…
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Is DBS actually a reinforcement signal? @neumann_wj presents first results of a study led by Alessia Cavallo, based on findings of @YttriLab. Impressive body of work by the @ICNeuromodulate lab at #dbs22 @Retune_CRC
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So excited to discuss the future of deep brain stimulation with the international leaders at the @Retune_CRC dbsexpertsummit.de /w @leaddbs @ChariteBerlin @brainmappinglab @hcagnan @_PetraRitter @thevirtualbrain @volkmann_jens @HMayberg @MartinMReich1 @AA_Kuhn & more
