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Whang et al. will be presenting a new neuroimaging method "Neuroimaging by Oblique Random Acquisition (NORA)", which achieves a significant increase in frame rate by compressing spatial signals via an elliptical PSF and randomly subsampling the compressed signal within the FOV.

TNT Conference Presentation Alert 🚨 Photonics West Who: Esther Whang What: Neuroimaging by Oblique Random Acquisition (NORA) When: Monday, January 24th, at 2:50 PM - 3:10 PM PST Where: Moscone South, Room 105 (Level 1 Lobby)

Please RSVP for the zoom link and so we know how much food to order! docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI…

How should we design our future bionic bodies? A longstanding engineering ambition has been to design bionic limbs that are ‘biomimetic’: devices that look like and are controlled in the same way as the biological body.

TNT Seminar: Hunter Schone, PhD. Neurocognitive Considerations for Engineering Bionic Bodies. Dr. Hunter Schone is currently a post-doc with Dr. Jennifer Collinger at UPitt. He received his PhD with Dr. Tamar Makin at Cambridge and Dr. Chris Baker at the NIH.

Panelists from Onward Medical, JHU Applied Physics Lab, and HHMI Janelia shared their perspectives on building a career in neuroengineering at TNT professional development workshop.

Each invited speaker will give a brief presentation, followed by a panel discussion and a networking lunch. When: Wednesday 6/5/2024 from 9:45 AM to 1 PM Where: Hackerman B17, Homewood Campus RSVP link: forms.gle/1R24B5zWNtyyJU…

Neuroengineering Career Paths Professional Development Workshop Join our professional development workshop on Wednesday, June 5, to meet people working in the neuroengineering industry, research institutes, and academia.

You can watch the recording from here: youtu.be/6yHPB1VlDFg

From the "Meet the editors" event this Monday, graduate students heard from editors from various journals for a little peek behind the scenes about the editorial process in scientific publishing.

We are partnering with other graduate student groups from the University of Michigan, the University of California, San Diego, and the University of Pittsburgh for this panel. All panelists will join over zoom.

We will be catering food for in-person attendees. Please RSVP (forms.gle/2zbyFDPAAR6zwA…) if you plan to attend in person!

Are you curious about the academic journal editorial process? Join us for the "Meet the Editors" panel and hear from editors of various neuroscience and engineering journals! Time: May 13, Monday, 1-2PM EDT In-person Location: Traylor 709 (JHSOM)

We will be catering food for in-person attendees. Please RSVP (forms.gle/2zbyFDPAAR6zwA…) if you plan to attend in person!

We are partnering with other graduate student groups from the University of Michigan, the University of California, San Diego, and the University of Pittsburgh for this panel. All panelists will join over zoom.

Are you curious about the academic journal editorial process? Join us for the "Meet the Editors" panel and hear from editors of various neuroscience and engineering journals! Time: May 13, Monday, 1-2PM EDT Location: Traylor 709 (JHSOM) or Zoom

We are hiring! After submitting your application, please send your cover letter and CV to croneecoglab@gmail.com.

The workshop will be held between March 12-14 at PCTB G18/19 (East Baltimore Campus). Please register here: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI….

Interested in a brain computer interface? BCI2000 is an open-source software platform for real-time bio signal acquisition, processing, and feedback. This hands-on workshop offered by experts from Washington University in St. Louis and the NCAN will get you started.