Taha Morshedzadeh
@tmorshed.bsky.social
Research Engineer @ Muse 🧠💤👨💻 Into computational neuroscience, meso-scale brain models, neural rhythms, wearables, mobile EEG, consciousness, sleep
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My emerging dream: that we will train every PhD student to be a good match for 2 careers (that they decide) post-PhD. Maybe faculty + data science. Maybe grants management + scicomm. Many combos. All require “doing research”. Most benefit from that + more than we are offering.
May 29, 2025 at 10:44 PM
My emerging dream: that we will train every PhD student to be a good match for 2 careers (that they decide) post-PhD. Maybe faculty + data science. Maybe grants management + scicomm. Many combos. All require “doing research”. Most benefit from that + more than we are offering.
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Imagine AI doing science: reading papers, generating ideas, designing and running experiments, analyzing results… How many more discoveries can we reveal? 🧐
Meet CodeScientist, a promising next step toward autonomous scientific discovery. 🧵
Meet CodeScientist, a promising next step toward autonomous scientific discovery. 🧵
March 31, 2025 at 3:46 PM
Imagine AI doing science: reading papers, generating ideas, designing and running experiments, analyzing results… How many more discoveries can we reveal? 🧐
Meet CodeScientist, a promising next step toward autonomous scientific discovery. 🧵
Meet CodeScientist, a promising next step toward autonomous scientific discovery. 🧵
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I'd like to see a revival of panache and artistry in scientific prose style. Since we have to read so many papers, they should be fun and beautiful. I would also argue that this serves the goal of communication: readers will be more likely to remember a striking phrase or image.
March 31, 2025 at 11:07 AM
I'd like to see a revival of panache and artistry in scientific prose style. Since we have to read so many papers, they should be fun and beautiful. I would also argue that this serves the goal of communication: readers will be more likely to remember a striking phrase or image.