It matters @frooxius.bsky.social. You've achieved an amazing thing with the splittening (I didn't expect it so soon). @resonite.com and its community are awesome, and its exciting as a user to see how quickly things develop, while maintaining the open community spirit. Get some rest!

I generally go Motorola for stock android. My provider had a crazy deal on a Motorola Edge ... basically free, and it has been great.

Congrats @clayreid.bsky.social @andreastolias.bsky.social @sebastianseung.bsky.social and the MICrONs team!
Glad to see this heroic dataset is finally out!
www.nature.com/immersive/d4...
#neuroskyence #neuroai

here some recent modeling work in this direction:
arxiv.org/abs/2312.05484
elifesciences.org/reviewed-pre...
elifesciences.org/reviewed-pre...
www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1...

I would prefer to ask the question thus: What does PFC learn from V1 to IT, and vice versa. I think we'll be better equipped to answer these questions once we understand learning in cortical hierarchies better ...

It's circular though, since what a cortical region "does" is to a important degree determined by the inputs it receives from other regions ... thus I find "read-out" to be not quite the right word for how a higher-order cortical region may be influenced by regions closer to the sensory periphery.

In vague terms, my guess: if a region is useful for another region at the "right time" during development/and or evolution, then a white matter connection would exist/persist in that resp. direction, with its anatomical strength proportional to its usefulness. Same for other direction.

Harris et al., 2019 has some data on this in mouse ... they found reciprocal direct connections between VISp and ACAd (Ext. Data Fig 8; www.nature.com/articles/s41...) and resolved their laminar profiles

🔎 In sum: Hippocampal ripples trigger a transition from compressed hippocampal codes to expanded cortical states that reconstruct past experiences.

Great collaboration with @s-michelmann.bsky.social and @doellerlab.bsky.social!

Read the full paper here:
www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1...

I'm new to @resonite.com , but I think its very important what you're doing. It was your eye tracking in NeOS yt videos that really got my attention. You're a leader. Followers fit in. Leaders are busy taking first steps. You have so many followers, me included, finding how we fit in your world.

I would also appreciate if you could give some hints what's getting you from the photos to the mesh you import in resonite?