Gabriel Stine
@gabrielmstine.bsky.social
Postdoc at MIT in the jazayeri lab. I study how cerebello-thalamocortical interactions support non-motor function.
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Seriously! And someone just offered me a ticket to the Copenhagen show and I can't go 😭
November 6, 2025 at 12:26 AM
Seriously! And someone just offered me a ticket to the Copenhagen show and I can't go 😭
Congrats Thomas!
September 17, 2025 at 10:08 PM
Congrats Thomas!
Congrats! Looking forward to reading more carefully, but it sounds like this aligns closely with how I think about things!
September 15, 2025 at 3:24 PM
Congrats! Looking forward to reading more carefully, but it sounds like this aligns closely with how I think about things!
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Please reach out if you want help with these probes. I benefited immensely by having early access to them, and so I feel an obligation/responsibility to help others adopt the tech. And, stay tuned for open-source hardware/software for a motorized microdrive to lower these (and other) probes!
June 23, 2025 at 8:09 PM
Please reach out if you want help with these probes. I benefited immensely by having early access to them, and so I feel an obligation/responsibility to help others adopt the tech. And, stay tuned for open-source hardware/software for a motorized microdrive to lower these (and other) probes!
Please reach out if you want help with these probes. I benefited immensely by having early access to them, and so I feel an obligation/responsibility to help others adopt the tech. And, stay tuned for open-source hardware/software for a motorized microdrive to lower these (and other) probes!
June 23, 2025 at 8:09 PM
Please reach out if you want help with these probes. I benefited immensely by having early access to them, and so I feel an obligation/responsibility to help others adopt the tech. And, stay tuned for open-source hardware/software for a motorized microdrive to lower these (and other) probes!
No, I mean your brain! We have some neural data and we're trying to understand how it relates to behavior. That's the process that is severely under constrained.
May 18, 2025 at 9:38 PM
No, I mean your brain! We have some neural data and we're trying to understand how it relates to behavior. That's the process that is severely under constrained.