Pamela Reinagel
@neurotheory.bsky.social
Theoretical and Computational Neuroscientist at UCSD www.ratrix.org. Neural coding, natural scene statistics, visual behavior, value-based decision-making, statistical & non-statistical inference, history & philosophy of science, research rigor, pedagogy.
Reposted by Pamela Reinagel
We are hiring! Opening for a lab manager/animal technician to support behavioral and neurophysiological studies of vision, decision-making and value-based choice in rats and mice. Learn more about the lab at www.ratrix.org, learn more about the job or apply at: employment.ucsd.edu/laboratory-t...
November 17, 2023 at 12:20 AM
We are hiring! Opening for a lab manager/animal technician to support behavioral and neurophysiological studies of vision, decision-making and value-based choice in rats and mice. Learn more about the lab at www.ratrix.org, learn more about the job or apply at: employment.ucsd.edu/laboratory-t...
We are hiring! Opening for a lab manager/animal technician to support behavioral and neurophysiological studies of vision, decision-making and value-based choice in rats and mice. Learn more about the lab at www.ratrix.org, learn more about the job or apply at: employment.ucsd.edu/laboratory-t...
November 17, 2023 at 12:20 AM
We are hiring! Opening for a lab manager/animal technician to support behavioral and neurophysiological studies of vision, decision-making and value-based choice in rats and mice. Learn more about the lab at www.ratrix.org, learn more about the job or apply at: employment.ucsd.edu/laboratory-t...
Opening for Postdoc in Data Science at UCSD.
Study multi-timescale correlations and non-stationarity in neural/behavioral data; assess implications for statistical inference; develop improved methods robust to these effects. Co-advisor Armin Schwartzman. Contact: preinagel@ucsd.edu, armins@ucsd.edu
Study multi-timescale correlations and non-stationarity in neural/behavioral data; assess implications for statistical inference; develop improved methods robust to these effects. Co-advisor Armin Schwartzman. Contact: preinagel@ucsd.edu, armins@ucsd.edu
November 9, 2023 at 4:36 PM
Opening for Postdoc in Data Science at UCSD.
Study multi-timescale correlations and non-stationarity in neural/behavioral data; assess implications for statistical inference; develop improved methods robust to these effects. Co-advisor Armin Schwartzman. Contact: preinagel@ucsd.edu, armins@ucsd.edu
Study multi-timescale correlations and non-stationarity in neural/behavioral data; assess implications for statistical inference; develop improved methods robust to these effects. Co-advisor Armin Schwartzman. Contact: preinagel@ucsd.edu, armins@ucsd.edu
Pleased to announce that my paper is out on the consequences of collecting more data to shore up a non-significant result (N-hacking). TLDR: although it's not correct practice, it's not always deleterious. (illustration by Kendra Shedenhelm) doi.org/10.1371/jour...
November 1, 2023 at 11:39 PM
Pleased to announce that my paper is out on the consequences of collecting more data to shore up a non-significant result (N-hacking). TLDR: although it's not correct practice, it's not always deleterious. (illustration by Kendra Shedenhelm) doi.org/10.1371/jour...
are there any open DLC or similar models trained on mouse pain scales (like flinching, grimacing, clenching)? or suggestions what to start with to get there efficiently?
September 14, 2023 at 2:07 AM
are there any open DLC or similar models trained on mouse pain scales (like flinching, grimacing, clenching)? or suggestions what to start with to get there efficiently?
Some friends argue that preregistration is always useful, even in non-confirmatory research. If I'm willing to try, are you willing to help? Allen Institute OpenScope is doing an experiment I proposed. Seems like a good case for preregistering my analysis plan. But I am not testing null hypotheses.
September 11, 2023 at 4:16 AM
Some friends argue that preregistration is always useful, even in non-confirmatory research. If I'm willing to try, are you willing to help? Allen Institute OpenScope is doing an experiment I proposed. Seems like a good case for preregistering my analysis plan. But I am not testing null hypotheses.
On the relationship between theory and data, between scientists and technicians: I just came across this article elsewhere and it is so great I'm re-posting it here. Note the date: 1963.
www.science.org/doi/10.1126/...
www.science.org/doi/10.1126/...
September 10, 2023 at 2:49 PM
On the relationship between theory and data, between scientists and technicians: I just came across this article elsewhere and it is so great I'm re-posting it here. Note the date: 1963.
www.science.org/doi/10.1126/...
www.science.org/doi/10.1126/...
We're hiring! The Reinagel lab (www.ratrix.org) seeks a full time technician for rodent visual behavior experiments. Learn modern automated behavioral methods in a fun, collaborative environment on a premiere neuroscience campus. Official ad to post soon; email preinagel@ucsd.edu for more info.
Reinagel Lab UCSD
www.ratrix.org
September 9, 2023 at 12:47 AM
We're hiring! The Reinagel lab (www.ratrix.org) seeks a full time technician for rodent visual behavior experiments. Learn modern automated behavioral methods in a fun, collaborative environment on a premiere neuroscience campus. Official ad to post soon; email preinagel@ucsd.edu for more info.
We are hiring a joint Postdoc in the Reinagel (www.ratrix.org) and Schwartzman (schwartzman.scholar.st) labs at UCSanDiego. Join a friendly interdisciplinary community. Help solve problems in neural data analysis due to multi-scale correlations and non-stationarity. preinagel@ucsd.edu for more info
September 8, 2023 at 10:44 PM
We are hiring a joint Postdoc in the Reinagel (www.ratrix.org) and Schwartzman (schwartzman.scholar.st) labs at UCSanDiego. Join a friendly interdisciplinary community. Help solve problems in neural data analysis due to multi-scale correlations and non-stationarity. preinagel@ucsd.edu for more info