#tweeprint — Public Fediverse posts

Is there yet a mastodon alternative for #tweeprint?
Anyway, here goes a #mastoprint 🪩

"Evaluating the statistical similarity of neural network activity and connectivity via eigenvector angles"

https://doi.org/10.1016/j.biosystems.2022.104813
#NeuralNetworks #Neuroscience #Statistics #CompNeuro

I'm very excited to finally see this published. Let me tell you about it:
🧵 1/5

Its #wormwednesday Time for a #tweeprint. The amazing Lucy M. Wang wanted to model the mechanics of axonal microtubule bundles. 1/n https://authors.elsevier.com/a/1gE6d1SPT0Mzq#.Y5otMvV6Res.twitter

@NicoleCRust There's no building of 'community' without building active measures to include ECRs and historically excluded groups 🤷🏾‍♀️. I like(d?) the #tweeprint aspect of science twitter to learn about #neuroscience (and other cool science) outside my field. Also liked broadcasting help questions to a wider audience (science or otherwise). While I enjoyed (and learned from) some science twitter discussions, most of them felt really unmoderated (and exclusive) and not useful in the end. Don't think I'll miss them in that format.

A summary by first author Marie Uhlig can be found here:

https://mobile.twitter.com/MarieUhlig1/status/1468704572210360326

(What's the equivalent of a #tweeprint on Mastodon?)

@Odedrechavi #introduction is the new #tweeprint