Happy to see the final version of our article out! Brain–computer interfaces as a causal probe for scientific inquiry: Trends in Cognitive Sciences doi.org/10.1016/j.tics.2025.06.017
Joana Soldado-Magraner
@jsoldadomagraner.bsky.social
Computational Neuroscientist, Carnegie Mellon University
I'm excited to share our new #NeurIPS2025 paper with @jsoldadomagraner @yugroupcmu @smithlabneuro! We introduce OMiSO, a new adaptive brain stimulation framework with two technical advancements from our previous work MiSO. Poster Session 1, Dec 3 11-2pm, Exhibit Hall C,D,E #2008 [1/n]
More highlights from #SfN2025.😍 We are also glad to inform you that our poster WW10 will be up until around 5 PM(PST) Today. Our team, Gilgal J. Ansah and Saray Soldado Magraner, will be at the venue to answer any questions. Grab a coffee and have a chat with us!
Three CaMinA cohorts, endless smiles, unforgettable graduation moments! Each Cohort with a unique vibe!! 🥰 Are you excited to join the next cohort? 🤗 CaMinA 2026 applications dropping soon! Which country is next? A hint will be posted anytime!😂
Time to reboot the neurons. 🧠 Brains need breaks. No code, no screens, just fresh air, games, stretching, and laughs between students and the TAs. Rule #1: Keep laptops and phones away and relax Our unofficial TA, the campus cat 😅, already knew that rest matters.
What if… spontaneous neural activity 🧠 reflects the baseline rumblings of a brainwide dynamical system initialized for learning? We find that the rumblings have macroscopic properties like those emerging from linear symmetric, critical systems 🧵 #neuroscience #neuroAI www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1...
Join us in Zambia for the third TReND-CaMinA course: computational neuroscience & machine learning in Africa. 📆Applications open until 15.01. 🧠🧪 trendinafrica.org/trend-camina/