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  1. Gave a talk at the Crick institute on "Does heterogeneity help the brain and how could we know if it did?" part of a series we organised with @marcusghosh. It was fun to present work aimed at generating discussion.

    neural-reckoning.org/talk_2026

    In particular, it was a new experience to present work not primarily to get people excited about the ideas in the work, but to raise questions like: can these ideas be tested? Does this approach to doing computational neuroscience make sense? etc.

    We should perhaps do more of this!

    #neuroscience #ComputationalNeuroscience

  2. Gave a talk at the Crick institute on "Does heterogeneity help the brain and how could we know if it did?" part of a series we organised with @marcusghosh. It was fun to present work aimed at generating discussion.

    neural-reckoning.org/talk_2026

    In particular, it was a new experience to present work not primarily to get people excited about the ideas in the work, but to raise questions like: can these ideas be tested? Does this approach to doing computational neuroscience make sense? etc.

    We should perhaps do more of this!

    #neuroscience #ComputationalNeuroscience

  3. Gave a talk at the Crick institute on "Does heterogeneity help the brain and how could we know if it did?" part of a series we organised with @marcusghosh. It was fun to present work aimed at generating discussion.

    neural-reckoning.org/talk_2026

    In particular, it was a new experience to present work not primarily to get people excited about the ideas in the work, but to raise questions like: can these ideas be tested? Does this approach to doing computational neuroscience make sense? etc.

    We should perhaps do more of this!

    #neuroscience #ComputationalNeuroscience

  4. Gave a talk at the Crick institute on "Does heterogeneity help the brain and how could we know if it did?" part of a series we organised with @marcusghosh. It was fun to present work aimed at generating discussion.

    neural-reckoning.org/talk_2026

    In particular, it was a new experience to present work not primarily to get people excited about the ideas in the work, but to raise questions like: can these ideas be tested? Does this approach to doing computational neuroscience make sense? etc.

    We should perhaps do more of this!

    #neuroscience #ComputationalNeuroscience

  5. Gave a talk at the Crick institute on "Does heterogeneity help the brain and how could we know if it did?" part of a series we organised with @marcusghosh. It was fun to present work aimed at generating discussion.

    neural-reckoning.org/talk_2026

    In particular, it was a new experience to present work not primarily to get people excited about the ideas in the work, but to raise questions like: can these ideas be tested? Does this approach to doing computational neuroscience make sense? etc.

    We should perhaps do more of this!

    #neuroscience #ComputationalNeuroscience

  6. If you're seeing your simulator builds fail recently, it's because of a new release:

    github.com/nest/nest-simulator

    Workaround: fix `cython<3.1.0` for the moment (until new NEST releases with the fix are made)

  7. In the same vein as my #arxivfeed thing, here's a paper that I've been reading and really enjoying. I decided to spend more time on it than I usually do when reading papers because I wanted to search for gaps in my knowledge, and I really don't regret that decision! I'm only at the 4th section at the moment and I find it very well written, especially in the framing of things. So far it's a great overview!

    "Neural Field Models: A mathematical overview and unifying framework"
    arxiv.org/abs/2103.10554v4

    #Neuroscience #ComputationalNeuroscience #MathematicalNeuroscience #NeuralFieldModelling #Biophysical #DynamicalSystems