Megha Ghosh
@meghaghosh.bsky.social
Computational Neuroscience Postdoc, University of Washington, Seattle
I study brain rhythms and in-vivo neural dynamics
Umich Alum
https://megha-ghosh.me
After hours at www.youtube.com/@ISeeIndiaPodcast
I study brain rhythms and in-vivo neural dynamics
Umich Alum
https://megha-ghosh.me
After hours at www.youtube.com/@ISeeIndiaPodcast
Looking forward to your updates about your key take-aways from the talks!
November 12, 2025 at 7:06 PM
Looking forward to your updates about your key take-aways from the talks!
This is so cool! Congrats and thanks for the interesting results!
October 23, 2025 at 9:48 PM
This is so cool! Congrats and thanks for the interesting results!
Thank you for sharing! This is an amazing workshop and I am learning so much!
October 23, 2025 at 4:23 PM
Thank you for sharing! This is an amazing workshop and I am learning so much!
Reposted by Megha Ghosh
Neoteny maybe a compensatory mechanism to offset decline in neurogenesis in the human brain.
Thanks to our awesome collaborators
@meghaghosh.bsky.social
and Omar J. Ahmed (U of Michigan)
for help with computational analysis and other members Sahay lab (@travisgoode.bsky.social, Iyanah Mehta).
Thanks to our awesome collaborators
@meghaghosh.bsky.social
and Omar J. Ahmed (U of Michigan)
for help with computational analysis and other members Sahay lab (@travisgoode.bsky.social, Iyanah Mehta).
March 19, 2025 at 3:26 PM
Neoteny maybe a compensatory mechanism to offset decline in neurogenesis in the human brain.
Thanks to our awesome collaborators
@meghaghosh.bsky.social
and Omar J. Ahmed (U of Michigan)
for help with computational analysis and other members Sahay lab (@travisgoode.bsky.social, Iyanah Mehta).
Thanks to our awesome collaborators
@meghaghosh.bsky.social
and Omar J. Ahmed (U of Michigan)
for help with computational analysis and other members Sahay lab (@travisgoode.bsky.social, Iyanah Mehta).
Absolutely love the clickbait-y description. Spot on!
February 3, 2025 at 11:35 PM
Absolutely love the clickbait-y description. Spot on!
Just wanted to say that I absolutely love the term "neurosmiths" ! I am so tempted to use it at every possible opportunity :)
December 4, 2024 at 5:28 PM
Just wanted to say that I absolutely love the term "neurosmiths" ! I am so tempted to use it at every possible opportunity :)
Would you say that having the potential to do great things should be ranked higher? Or should there be no rank order of these (or any) attributes?
December 2, 2024 at 4:51 AM
Would you say that having the potential to do great things should be ranked higher? Or should there be no rank order of these (or any) attributes?