Jérôme Lecoq
@jeromelecoq
Associate Investigator at @alleninstitute.org | Building OpenScope | Systems neuroscience, large-scale neurophysiology & open science.
Have you ever been in an authorship conflict on an academic paper? You're not alone. This thread is for you.
Our week long atmospheric river ended on a Saturday in Seattle, making this view even more enjoyable.
Beautiful in vivo dendrites today with Maedeh in the lead on SLAP2 for our community predictive processing project !!!
It is getting harder and harder to catch the sunset before dinner. I am going to have to do a late run soon.
We will now turn our full attention to data collection for the project. In our experimental plan, 5 labs will work together including the OpenScope team at the Allen Institute for Neural dynamics.
A completely new experiment was designed and is described along with a detailed analysis plan.
Started at @cogcompneuro.bsky.social, we leveraged the community in a unique way through collaborative writing and more than 1900 comments over almost a year. Our review is fairly comprehensive, spanning more than 100 pages with close to 700 references.
How does our brain predict the future? Our review of predictive processing + research program is now on arXiv arxiv.org/abs/2504.09614 50+ neuroscientists distributed across the world worked together to create this unique community project.
No beautiful sunset in Seattle today :-( .... so I brought the orange with me
Some days, I start my weekly run under a dull, overcast sky, expecting nothing special. Seattle’s sunsets somehow find their ways…
Beautiful speckle noise at the exact time the sun poke in my office throught diffraction glass
Bonus, experience the beautiful Seattle region in the best period of the year!