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For those that joined #Mastodon and grabbed the first server they could find, but would prefer to #migrate to a different one, I created a short guide on how to do this quickly and easily.
It also allows you to easily move any followers across to your new profile and leaves a redirection on your old profile for those that find it to help them get to your new one. 😁👍

I'd love if you could share it among your networks to help those that will invariably need it later on.
youtu.be/BpI-SplOXVE

Haben Tiere in Bewusstsein? Haben sie ein 'Ich' oder können sie überhaupt nicht zwischen 'selbst' und 'nicht-selbst' unterscheiden? Verschiedene Tiere geben unterschiedliche Hinweise darauf, wie sich unser Selbstbewusstsein in der Evolution entwickelt haben könnte. Mit Eva Jablonka, die hier bahnbrechendes leistet, mit @ZeroNoiseLab und auch mit ein wenig #drosophila #neuroscience
arte.tv/de/videos/104840-015-A

3,013 neurons, half a million synapses: the complete #connectome of the whole #Drosophila larval brain!

Winding, Pedigo et al. 2022. "The connectome of an insect brain" biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/20

We’ve mapped and analysed its circuit architecture, from sensory neurons to brain output neurons, as reconstructed from volume electron microscopy, and here is what we found. 1/

#neuroscience #connectomics #vEM #volumeEM

This is a fun* website that gives you context for any flights you are planning to take.

flightfree.org/flight-emission

*fun as in good product design, not that it will make you feel good to use...

30 Tage Gewahrsam für Klimaaktivist:innen?

Maya Werner und Ralf Poscher vom Max-Planck-Institut zur Erforschung von Kriminalität, Sicherheit und Recht in Freiburg vertreten im "Verfassungsblog" die Meinung:

Das bayerische Vorgehen ist nicht nur verfassungswidrig. Es ist noch nicht einmal vom bayerischen Polizeigesetz gedeckt.

verfassungsblog.de/gewahrsam-a

#Klima #Klimaproteste #Recht #Verfassungsrecht #Polizeigesetz

I've got some time to kill in Los Angeles tomorrow. Does anyone have suggestions what to do or see? I've never been to LA before, and I prefer quirky and weird attractions over the mainstream tourist traps. Thanks

RT @rach_e_moore
Who's up to date on their live imaging tools? What is considered the best membrane marker these days? (best = minimal side-effects, minimal aggregation etc) For use in zebrafish.

This young male elephant seal isn’t quite ready to engage in the kind of bloody territorial battles the adult males engage in. So he resorts to making some funny faces instead.

#wildlife #wildlifephotography #elephantseal #pinniped #funnyanimal #photovember #seal #sealife #photography #california

Dear fellow Mastodoners, To help the I only post teazers on twitter with a link to the mastodon content and a short message:
"Join us on the other side. Open, distributed, community driven, no ads, no AI feeding you, no random retweets, full control."
you could do the same

"Structured cerebellar connectivity supports resilient pattern separation" Nguyen, Thomas et al. in @darbly's lab nature.com/articles/s41586-022

Spectacular work based on connectomic reconstruction from nanometre-resolution volume electron microscopy and computational modelling that contributes novel findings in cerebellar microcircuitry:

"both the input and output layers of the circuit exhibit redundant and selective connectivity motifs, which contrast with prevailing models. Numerical simulations suggest that these redundant, non-random connectivity motifs increase the resilience to noise at a negligible cost to the overall encoding capacity. This work reveals how neuronal network structure can support a trade-off between encoding capacity and redundancy, unveiling principles of biological network architecture with implications for the design of artificial neural networks."

@albertcardona Thank you for so kindly describing Tri Nguyen’s and @lathomas42’s paper. Indeed, Purkinje cells are amongst the most “elegant and luxurious” extracted out of our EM data.

Folks can see more for themselves here: github.com/htem/cb2_project_an

I’m a bit late to the game, but now out, in a more final form: nature.com/articles/s41586-022

Tri Nguyen, @lathomas42, and our team found neurons sample inputs redundantly and selectively in ways that may help make the network more robust with a minimal loss of encoding capacity.

Introduction! I am a biologist and neuroscientist. I got a PhD in systems #neuroscience in the Portugues lab imaging the brain of #zebrafish larvae, where described a mesmerising circuit for heading direction in the hindbrain (doi.org/10.1101/2022.04.27.489).

I recently moved to the lab of Giuliano Iurilli at IIT (Rovereto, Italy) to follow up in mice my interest in subcortical circuits for naturalistic behavior.

I'm a fan of #openscience, #Python, and unconventional paradigms. Cortex is overrated!

#introduction

👋 Hello from #Zurich!

I'm a researcher working at the intersection of #neurosciene and #ai. Before joining Google's #connectomics team earlier this year, I did my PhD advised by @jakhmack on simulation-based Inference (#sbi).

Excited to see Mastodon gaining momentum!

Leave Twitter just because it's systemically broken and run by a toxic white man with unchecked power?

Please, I'm an academic.

RT @cian_neuro@twitter.com

New paper from former PhD student Thomas Delaney and I.

We analysed public neuropixels data from @SteinmetzNeuro@twitter.com from awake mice.

Found that neural ensembles were localised within single brain regions at ~100 ms timescales

but

spread across multiple regions at >1 s timescales twitter.com/biorxiv_neursci/st

🐦🔗: twitter.com/cian_neuro/status/


I am a Max Planck Research Group Leader at the MPI for Biological Intelligence. Our lab explores fundamental questions in developmental related to the generation of cell-type diversity. We combine scRNAseq with lineage barcoding tools and genetic perturbation to explore principles that orchestrate the establishment of neuronal identities.

@Mill_lab @florianjug While I left the other site behind, I still keep a foot there to drag out stragglers.

On the energy, it's deliberate. This is a time of great opportunity to shape the public discourse channels of the scientific community for years to come. So I got to work to assist as best I know.

I've been in online communities since 1995, when my parents bought an intel 386 "clone" (as we called them back then) with (the horror) MS Windows 95 and dial-up internet. Living in online communities comes natural. Been a moderator of IRC chats, poetry forums, software forums, and more, for decades.

One aspect I see as key is a variation of the founder effect: nobody moves unless there's something to move into, and there won't be something to move into unless most move. To push over this bistable system into its other state, energy must be applied. Here, "something" is both interesting commentary, links, news, photos, and more, as well as people with similar interests.

Putting in energy (time and effort, really) at the beginning can make a dramatic difference to the outcome. My approach was then, indeed, deliberate: post here what I used to post on the other site, reach out to those who have moved and engage with them, lure those on the other side with links to here and never the other way, promote here relevant news (job posts, conferences, papers) and showcase examples of community-triggered switching (publishers and journals), stimulate commentary, seed insight.

Eventually I'll wind down, but at the moment, this fire needs kindling. So far, so good.

RT @florianjug@twitter.com

🚨Job Alert 🚨

We are looking for a #BioimageAnalyst and/or #RSE to join our growing image analysis facility here at Human Technopole in the beautiful city of Milan, Italy.
#Apply before December 16!

forum.image.sc/t/job-opportuni

🐦🔗: twitter.com/florianjug/status/

Here's the proper announcement, please spread far and wide! Come to our lab for this 2-year funded position, and get our SMLM imaging and analysis to the next level. Please check the details below, read the full ad on our website, and contact me for more neurocytolab.org/positions-2/

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