Greg Gage

@k_langin @ScienceMagazine @ScienceInsider The question of whether they should be barred is not at all discussed in your piece. I would have liked to have read a more nuanced article. Can we find a way to gain scientific outcomes while still denouncing human behavior?

Should sexual harassers be barred from authorship on scientific papers? My latest story—about recent controversy surrounding Geoff Marcy. @ScienceMagazine @ScienceInsider #ScienceTwitter science.org/content/articl…

@pskatz Wonderful. As educators struggle with LLMs, this copilot approach seems like the best use for this technology in courses. I don’t understand blocking it. It’s not going away.

I am going to use #ChatGPT in my class this semester as a tool for students to write a first draft for an essay on a subject that they are just learning.

@brianclegg Thanks for the thorough read and review. My only response is we do include schematics to build the kit yourself in the appendix. A fair issue on price. Our goal is to get the numbers up so that the costs can go down.

Review: How Your Brain Works: Greg Gage & Tim Marzullo *** - Interesting idea of DIY guide to home neuroscience experiments. But both extremely expensive once you've bought the required hardware and has issues over the benefits of the experimentation. popsciencebooks.blogspot.com/2022/12/how-yo…

At the turn of the year, our #neuroscience gear made it to Penang, Malaysia! 🧳 Primary and secondary schoolers got hands-on experience at American Tech Corner on Wheels (ATCoW), a STEM-centered event funded by American Tech Corner and organised by @pscpenang. #neurotwitter

Next Monday! Don't miss @gagegreg as he presents his book How Your Brain Works: Neuroscience Experiments for Everyone. Free! For more information: literatibookstore.com/event/greg-gag…

debugging in Python: - `print()`s alone: too simple - `import pdb; pdb.set_trace()`: too complex - `import code; code.interact(local=locals())`: just right simply drops you into interpreter, perfect for 95% of debugging

Happy pub day! New this week from the MIT Press: - How Your Brain Works (@BackyardBrains @gagegreg) - "Well, Doc, You're In" - Salvador Luria - The Leak - Spatializing Justice And many more: mitpress.mit.edu/new-releases/

😍 Very excited that my copy of 'How Your Brain Works' arrived! It's beautifully laid out and illustrated. Thanks @gagegreg and @TimMarzullo

@thenewspace @BackyardBrains Cool. We never published the roboroach in the literature. Only released it to the public. We were working on a manuscript but never finished it. Its been a running joke. It seems this team improved the design by making it self sustaining power.

@gagegreg @BackyardBrains I hope you were consulted on this project?? futurism.com/the-byte/cybor…

What if our cars could read our emotions and adjust to our needs? Neuroscientist Greg Gage (@gagegreg) collaborated with the TED Ideas Studio to explore this idea here: bit.ly/39Tp5uz

Since I did not know how to resist: A still of Miss Piggie in Dune (1984)

“A still of Kermit The Frog in Blade Runner 2049 (2017)” #dalle

@aussiastronomer What a great way to start off the TED Fellows Session! Your talk had it all. Congrats!

We were able to listen to @gagegreg today, get our hands on the SpikerBox, and even tried the human-to-human interfase. @HaysSTEAMshines Thank you @ECISDinnovation @ECISDScience for this opportunity!

Kid scientist shares his experiences in neuroscience … past, present, and future youtu.be/ZFSY93E-vnQ @ECISDinnovation @PICKeducation @syGlassVR @BackyardBrains @gagegreg @NSTA @SfNtweets #neuroscience #stem @AAS_ECISD @ECISDScience @WIRED @michael_syglass #VR

Do you want to learn how to build 2p scope and ephys rig from a pile of thorlabs & digikey parts in a pastural wonderland while entertained with slide-guitar and improv comedy and engaged in buoyant scientific discussion until dawn? Then, you should apply: tenss.ro/index.php

Future neuroscientists at work!