#introduction
Hello! I work on computer vision as it applies to medical imaging. I'm especially interested in neuro imaging.
I fill my free time with soccer and soccer data and I maintain a #python package, ScrapeFC, https://github.com/oseymour/ScraperFC.
I'm glad to be here and looking forward to meeting everybody!
I think I’m supposed to toot an #introduction. I’m Senior Research Fellow in computational geoscience at the Department of Earth Sciences in the University of Oxford. My research interests are mostly around Earth’s core and mantle at scales from atoms to planets.
I am a postdoctoral fellow in the Laboratory of Sensorimotor Research (LSR), at the National Institutes of Health, working with Dr. Hendrikje Nienborg. I study the neural and computational mechanisms underlying perceptual decisions. I did my PhD with Prof. Tobias Donner in Hamburg, on choice-induced biases in perceptual decision-making. I employ methods like psychophysics, computational modeling, Neuroimaging (fMRI, MEG), & Neurophysiology with NHPs. #neuroscience #neurodon
This evening, I’ll share my first #BikeTooter post. I mostly ride my Trek Verve 3 in the neighborhood. I also have a road bike and an e-bike. Perhaps I’ll share some more scenes from my rides around the #minneapolis and St. Paul, MN area. Alas, that’s for another day!
Shamelessly hopping on the #introduction bandwagon: Hi, I'm Ian. I'm a science communicator and space writer working at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Southern California as a media relations specialist. Space robot PR, basically. In a past life, I was a solar physicist. I love science fiction in all its forms and have a passion for #astrophysics, #astronomy and all things #space. When not typing, you'll likely find me at the #gym, #running in the hills, or at the pub with a G&T.
I’m just a Gen Xer playing computer games in my basement. 🤟 I can’t believe this really worked. They really don’t build them like the used to. “Does it boot?” Yes, yes it does!
Since I mentioned Citizen Science, I would like to share a teaser of what we do on Flywire - proofreading AI-mapped models of neurons of Drosophila.
This is one of the more massive and beautiful cell types found in the fly brain, the CT1. Originating in the central brain and fanning out into the optic lobe, there are only two to be found in the fly brain - one for each hemisphere. It interfaces primarily with the medulla and lobula neuropils.
Hi everyone
Here's my #introduction... I'm a freelance writer / copy editor and amateur astronomer.
I've self-published some #astronomy guides, I write annual almanacs plus I write a bunch of astronomical content for others.
Happy to be here!
If you follow me, I'll follow back - even if it's not #followFriday 🙂
Hello Fosstodon! 👋
Time to give you a go and see if you're a viable alternative for data, visualisation and renewable energy related stuff.
I've attached a fun map of "live" wind turbine output that I've been working on recently as a little taster of what's to come ⚡️
Here's my Twitter if you're curious who I am: https://twitter.com/robhawkes
#followfriday #introduction #energy #renewablenergy #maps #gis #dataviz #webgl
Okay time for an #introduction toot. I work with various web and automation backends at a university, and I've been an enthusiastic Linux user since about the year 2000. I'm a licensed ham radio operator and probably in a parallel universe I'm a pilot, because I love aviation and spaceflight. I run, lift, and ruck to stay fit.
I'm here to make connections with others in the FOSS world and trade notes on getting good work done in a slow moving and exceedingly cautious work environment.
Will #FollowBackFriday for #birds #birding #petbirds #birdcare and related content
With pet birds, my special interest is senior birds, rescue birds, peachfronted #conures
Note: Courtney was about 27 years old at the time I took this photo. He lived to be 29 years & 11 months, very old age for a small conure.
I am looking for people who can translate example codes in #R to an equivalent #Python, #Julia, or #MS #Excel code for my #educational #datascience #blog.
3D printed brain models
Let's start out with something fun! These images show FFF and SLA #3dprinting printouts of a high-resolution T1 #mri scan of my brain. I created them using some basic neuroimaging software, 3D modeling software, and my scan data. Some research labs make such prints as gifts for their #neuroimaging study participants. I already had my data from trial runs of our studies.
The (somewhat transparent) model was done on an SLA (resin) printer at about 40% actual size. I'm planning to do a life-size print eventually, but the printer is too small to hold my brain, so I'll need to print one hemisphere at a time and do some hand tool work.
The other two prints were done on an FFF 3d printer at life-size scale using glow-in-the-dark filament (a real kick at halloween to decorate with glowing models of your own brain).
I teach a technology innovation course for first-year business students and I love taking these models in after talking to them about 3D manufacturing and its applications (particularly in medicine). It is also fun to show students my T1 and fMRI data and say "here's proof your professor has a brain!"
Reinventing the wheel is an educational process and solidifies comprehension - or shows the lack of it. 😀 As a software guy I had gone through that a number of times - and sometimes failed!
@DoctorRinny Going to be a lot of fun having you here and looking forward to chatting sometime. Let me know if you have any questions too.
Electrical Engineering PhD, Professor, Futurist, and Data Scientist. PROFESSIONAL ENGAGEMENT #neuroscience #neuroimaging #computationalneuroscience #signals #analytics #rstats #python #programming #computerscience #math #AI #highered #steam #innovation #4IR HOBBIES AND INTERESTS #entrepreneurship #3dprinting #SDR #maker #arduino #msp430 #electronics #raspberrypi #astronomy #photography #birds #aquariums #biking #outdoors #plants