Memming Park

@memming.bsky.social

Computational Neuroscientist & Neurotechnologist

Jellyfish medusae also grow and change their body shape over their lifespan, in ways that dramatically alter the physics of their body-fluid interactions. So a fun open question is how their nervous system (which is adding new neurons throughout the lifespan) adapts itself to these body changes.

Bild

🚨 We’re hiring! 🚨 The Technical University of Munich @tum.de is recruiting a Tenure-Track Assistant Professor in Implantable Brain–Computer Interfaces! We’re looking for someone to help build the next generation of robust, clinically scalable #implantable #BCIs. portal.mytum.de/jobs/profess... 🧵👇

TUM - Tenure Track Assistant Professor in » Implantable Brain-Computer Interfaces «

Studierenden- und Mitarbeiterportal der Technische Universität München

portal.mytum.de

omg this made me tear up. Anonymous comments from my undergrad students in my course evaluations for the intro to comp neuro class I taught the past semester. The students liked what I did 😭❤️ I really cared about getting them excited about mathematical modeling and designing differential equations!

Really nice comments on how I taught

"Arula did great reviews"
"When she wrote out all the equations and explained them [it was valuable]"More nice comments

If you are at #cosyne2026 come see poster [2-152] Dynamical archetype analysis: Autonomous computation. Ábel Ságodi is presenting how you can compare dynamical systems at behaviorally relevant timescale while keeping the interpretability!

I've been seriously experimenting with AI tools. Claude Code is my current go-to. I treat learning AI tools more like playing an RPG. You level up as you go. You pick up a skill here, you pick up an armor there. There's too much to learn and you need to slowly acquire the skills.

We’re hiring postdocs/research scientists! Your interests can be anywhere on the spectrum from pure theory to empirically testing predictions relevant to AI safety. Our theoretical work relies on dynamical systems and tools from statistical physics. 3

🚨📜+🧵🚨 Very excited about this work showing that people with no hand function following a spinal cord injury can control the activity of motor units from those muscles to perform 1D, 2D and 3D tasks, play video games, or navigate a virtual wheelchair By a wonderful team co-mentored w Dario Farina

BildBildBildBild
Vishal Rawji@vishrawji.bsky.social · 7mo ago

New preprint! We show that people with tetraplegic spinal cord injury can use their residual motor unit activity to achieve up to three dimensional control using non-invasive high-density surface EMG With my co-first authors Xingchen Yang and Ciara Gibbs www.medrxiv.org/content/10.6... 1/13

according to last.fm, my favourite artist of 2025 was #LauraThorn. Scrobbled 493/5728 times (just one song; La poupée monte le son). 0.01% of fans worldwide for the song. Of 2672 unique tracks I listened to. Also #1 on Beatrice Rana's Goldberg Variations album.