Amir Dehqan
@amirdehqan.bsky.social
MD | Neuroengineering | Research Intern at Cortical Cartography lab, IPM
US once was a dreamy research place as it was offering a stable country with huge funds and a welcoming attitude for talented immigrants.
They're diminishing it all at once. Even with the coming of a new president, with a sane attitude, why should new immigrant researchers trust it again? Sad.
They're diminishing it all at once. Even with the coming of a new president, with a sane attitude, why should new immigrant researchers trust it again? Sad.
July 26, 2025 at 7:16 AM
US once was a dreamy research place as it was offering a stable country with huge funds and a welcoming attitude for talented immigrants.
They're diminishing it all at once. Even with the coming of a new president, with a sane attitude, why should new immigrant researchers trust it again? Sad.
They're diminishing it all at once. Even with the coming of a new president, with a sane attitude, why should new immigrant researchers trust it again? Sad.
It doesn't give deep intuitions about their work, yet I get to grasp a fairly enough understanding of their work, for a ~50 papers an hour!
If interesting, I can always dive deeper :D
If interesting, I can always dive deeper :D
July 20, 2025 at 12:07 PM
It doesn't give deep intuitions about their work, yet I get to grasp a fairly enough understanding of their work, for a ~50 papers an hour!
If interesting, I can always dive deeper :D
If interesting, I can always dive deeper :D
Reposted by Amir Dehqan
After careful curation of single units from CA1 and connected structures, we identified cell assemblies - repeated patterns of synchronous firing (typically N~100, some approaching 300). Some assemblies were more active in NEW trials, others OLD. But did either or both groups reactivate in sleep?
April 15, 2025 at 5:05 PM
After careful curation of single units from CA1 and connected structures, we identified cell assemblies - repeated patterns of synchronous firing (typically N~100, some approaching 300). Some assemblies were more active in NEW trials, others OLD. But did either or both groups reactivate in sleep?