Jason Chou
@jchou.bsky.social
MD/PhD student at the University of Pittsburgh-Carnegie Mellon University MSTP. Interested in computational neuroscience and cognition.
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I couldn't (happily) disagree more! 😊
We're living in a golden age of ever larger simultaneous recordings. Perturbation is not far behind.
Everything we could want? Nooo. Getting closer fast and getting ever better? Yeesss!
E.g.: the most fun I've had in 34 years in Neuro: bit.ly/BondyCharlto...
We're living in a golden age of ever larger simultaneous recordings. Perturbation is not far behind.
Everything we could want? Nooo. Getting closer fast and getting ever better? Yeesss!
E.g.: the most fun I've had in 34 years in Neuro: bit.ly/BondyCharlto...
Brain-wide coordination of internal signals during decision-making
Neural activity is often analyzed with respect to external referents, such as the onset of a sensory stimulus or an overt motor action. Simultaneous recordings allow referencing neurons’ activity to e...
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November 17, 2025 at 3:36 AM
I couldn't (happily) disagree more! 😊
We're living in a golden age of ever larger simultaneous recordings. Perturbation is not far behind.
Everything we could want? Nooo. Getting closer fast and getting ever better? Yeesss!
E.g.: the most fun I've had in 34 years in Neuro: bit.ly/BondyCharlto...
We're living in a golden age of ever larger simultaneous recordings. Perturbation is not far behind.
Everything we could want? Nooo. Getting closer fast and getting ever better? Yeesss!
E.g.: the most fun I've had in 34 years in Neuro: bit.ly/BondyCharlto...