Jude Mitchell

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Jude Mitchell

Jude Mitchell

@judefmitchell

Visual neuroscientist. Interests in active vision, foveal processing, cortical circuits and optogenetics, computational models, encoding in neural populations

University of Rochester Katılım Nisan 2015
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Julio Martinez
Julio Martinez@JulioMTNeuro·
Head-gaze theta phase resetting, a mechanism for memory encoding. ⁦@DiegoB_Piza⁩ presenting at the marmoset meeting pre ⁦@SfNtweets⁩. Great work!
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Gabriel Sarch
Gabriel Sarch@GabrielSarch·
1/ 🧠🔍 New research alert! We've trained a neural network to predict brain responses to images, and then “dissected” the network to examine the selectivity of spatial properties across high-level visual areas. Discover more about our work: brain-dissection.github.io
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SMG DPZ
SMG DPZ@smgDPZ·
It’s a wrap! Thank you to everyone who attended the Primate Neurobiology Conference at the @DPZ_eu . Special thanks goes to our keynote speakers @judefmitchell , @PrutYifat and @AldoGenovesio . It was a great experience with fruitful & fun exchanges. Until next year in Tübingen!
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Michele Rucci
Michele Rucci@RucciMichele·
Thrilled to see this published. Humans possess very fine motor knowledge of how their eyes move during fixation and use it to infer spatial relations. Vision and motor behavior are inextricably coupled. nature.com/articles/s4146…
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Reza Shadmehr
Reza Shadmehr@reziliusReza·
Are you interested in discovering how the brain controls movements? Do you want to do rigorous behavioral experiments combined with neurophysiology? Would you like to work with these beautiful, gentle animals? Do you have excellent computational skills? Please email me your CV.
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fenna krienen
fenna krienen@fennamk·
Excited to present our new preprint! We sequenced 2.4 million marmoset brain cell nuclei across major neocortical and subcortical structures. Here’s what we learned. biorxiv.org/content/10.110…
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Dan O'Shea
Dan O'Shea@djoshea·
This paper by Luke Shaw with Drs. K.H. Wang and @judefmitchell is very cool. @DeepLabCut tracking of marmosets capturing crickets, showing they predictively adapt to cricket velocity and update reaches online with a visuomotor delay of only ~80 ms! biorxiv.org/content/10.110…
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Phil Parker
Phil Parker@CosmouseVision·
A dynamic sequence of visual processing initiated by gaze shifts. So proud of this incredible group for everything that we have achieved together over the last few years biorxiv.org/content/10.110…
Cris Niell@cris_niell

New work on active vision! We find a temporal sequence of processing in V1 following gaze shifts in both mice and marmosets. Led by @cosmousevision @dmmartins @emmalynleonard in collaboration with @jcbyts and @judefmitchell. 1/n biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

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Sara Patterson
Sara Patterson@SaraSPatterson·
Excited to share our connectomic search for direction selective retinal circuits in primate. We found a candidate ON dsRGC homolog that links starburst amacrine cells to the accessory optic system to complete an evolutionarily ancient circuit for gaze stabilization @jay_neitz
bioRxiv Neuroscience@biorxiv_neursci

Conserved Circuits for Direction Selectivity in the Primate Retina biorxiv.org/cgi/content/sh… #biorxiv_neursci

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Alex Huk
Alex Huk@realAlexHuk·
We sought to test whether running modulates primate V1 like it does in mouse, but ended up fascinated by shared gain modulations and their relation to behavior. We think this lays groundwork for extracting general cross-species principles biorxiv.org/content/10.110…
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