Hubs to @AngelinRuth, Dad, Neuroengineer working on Cerebellum, Down syndrome, and neonatal brain injury. Tolkien-enthusiast, Christ-follower. Non-valde-boni
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We built something! Introducing MyVivarium - a cloud-based application framework to manage mouse colonies with integrated ambient sensing. All open source! @biorxivpreprint: biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/… 🧵
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When science is turned into an exploitative spectacle: some thoughts on the Navier-Stokes controversy. francissu.substack.com/p/lov…
Tbh the amount one would spend in tokens would be >>>>> a scientist's salary. I dont understand Nature publishing this when pretty soon they will be *paying* tokens for peer review rather than just get it done for free from human scientists 😅
Today we all lost our jobs.....
Three Nature papers showing that scientists in the conventional sense are obsolete
At least read the first one.... the AI replaced all things that the scientist does ....
nature.com/articles/s41586-0…
It was super exciting to share some of our work on the neural circuit basis of developmental disorders enabled by the high performance computational resources at the Ohio Supercomputer Center! @osc
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Excited to share our new paper @NatureComms!🧠🔬
Placental allopregnanolone insufficiency induces male-specific autism-like behaviors via microglial dysfunction and PGE2 signaling.
Well done Dr Salzbank!
#Neuroscience #Autism #Neuroplacentology #Microglia
nature.com/articles/s41467-0…
Today is World Down Syndrome Day! 03-21 (Trisomy 21). Here is an excellent call-to-action for research and advocacy in Lancet Neurology by some of my peers in the @t21rs thelancet.com/journals/laneu…
Not to say we did something similar to @PallidusSensing, but there are certainly parallels.
MyVivarium: open-source, cloud-based, cross-device, awesome-sauce, lab animal colony management
sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
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.@univofdayton students dove into an innovative learning experience with a “molecular biology shark tank,” pitching products or services that address significant societal issues using genes, genomes or genomics: udayton.co/f0X
Shout to the awesome Bin Gu and Margo Shen on their hard-work on this project. Also kudos to awesome premed Abbey Hahn from our lab at @univofdayton on her contribution to this project!
Behavior decoding delineates seizure microfeatures and associated sudden death risks in mice biorxiv.org/cgi/content/shor… #biorxiv_neursci
You mean beginning #ChristmasTide
Shout out to @univofdayton BIO PhD student from our lab: Mir Abbas Raza who is currently learning and doing some cool neuroengineering at the Transatlantic Behavioral Neuroscience Summer School in Poland!
This should be the next big thing for machine learning folks to tackle. There are more than enough ethical and even market reasons to do so.
I often wonder if the push in higher-ed to "teach students how to use AI tools" is wrong-headed. Honestly, it doesn't take much to use and abuse these tools. A quick YouTube vid will do a much better job than any faculty for whom deep learning is not their expertise.
MyVivarium helps you do this and more!
1. Labs can launch their own MyVivarium web application hosted on their selected domain. All instructions in our Github repo: github.com/myvivarium/MyViva…
So when I started my lab, I wanted to start something small. 8 months after an undergrad started working on this and through feedback from folks in my lab actually spending taking care of our mice ended up becoming this awesome tool that is chock full of features.
So fun working with my college buddy Robinson Vidva who valiantly joined us to make this tool a reality. Shout out to @univofdayton for a Dean's Summer Fellowship to a talented UD undergrad - Jaswant Prabhakaran - who initially began work on this with our collaborator Tam Nguyen.