Dimos Karamanlis @dimokaramanlis@qoto.org
- Website
- dimokaramanlis.github.io
Neuroscientist postdoc. Interested in ethologically-relevant neural coding, vision and decision-making. Currently based at the Department of Basic Neurosciences (UNIGE).
Joined Nov 2022
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RT @AdamB0wman
Excited to share our preprint on kilohertz wide-field fluorescence lifetime imaging of neuron spiking in vivo! Amazing collaboration with @ChengHuangThu and Mark Schnitzer. Check out these movies - the scalebar is picoseconds! (1/7)
https://arxiv.org/abs/2211.11229
@katja_reinhard@mstdn.science @ERC_Research
Congratulations!
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I am a researcher working at the interface of artificial intelligence and neuroscience. I wear two hats.
🎩 I work at Meta Reality Labs, thinking about neuromotor interfaces.
🤠 I am an adjunct professor at Stanford, where I think about neural dynamics and how they give rise to computation and behavior.
🙏 Deep apologies for doing this twice, but I moved servers. Shouldn't happen again.
Hello world, it's time to do an #introduction! I'm a neuroscientist (postdoc) currently based in Göttingen, Germany. I have broad interests in #neuroscience, including sensory coding, neural circuits, and sensorimotor transformations.
So far, I studied how the retina processes natural scenes using a combination of large-scale electrophysiology and computational modeling.
I'll be soon leaving the tidy entryway to the visual system to venture into understanding cortical processing during decision-making.
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I am a neuroscientist interested in the circuit dynamics of adaptive but reliable visually guided behavior.
In our group at the U Bonn, we study
- the stabilization of the neural code in visual perception, learning, and memory
- the pathway-specific processing of sensory and self-motion signals
We emphasize ethologically relevant behavior, longitudinal synapse- and circuit-level optophysiology, and miniaturized and bench-top two-photon microscopy.
www.troselab.de
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An Incredible Day In Internet History
It started with the Twitter lockout. 10,000 new users per hour. A QUARTER MILLION people migrated to Mastodon in one day. The servers struggled. Remarkably, admins all over the world built up capacity in real time. New users were patient. The system held.
It's running better now. There will be more hard days ahead, but people powered social media has arrived.
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This is just to make sure that I send out my first toot before my last tweet and to say that I'm also here on this platform. Let's see what's coming. In any case, looking forward to the interactions!
- Website
- dimokaramanlis.github.io
Neuroscientist postdoc. Interested in ethologically-relevant neural coding, vision and decision-making. Currently based at the Department of Basic Neurosciences (UNIGE).
Joined Nov 2022
