Yay! It was so great to catch up with you and brainstorm new ideas!!!

Thanks, Teon! Hope all is well with you!

Thank you!!! Yes, it’s a lot, but so far so good. Luckily folks at UT and Berkeley have been very helpful with the (many!) logistics.

Thank you!!

Looking especially for folks with interest in computational/systems neuroscience, language development, neural networks/ML, population coding, intracranial recordings, clinical/translational neuroscience.

Hi, I have not been affected but have colleagues who have, if you’re willing to share with me so I can show them I’d appreciate it! I hope it works out for you!

I have reviewed many times for #NSF grants and I see the innovation, technical challenges, and important ideas put forth by early trainees and established investigators alike. Halting NSF funding (current and future) is short sighted and helps no one.

This is amazing! How did you get involved in this?

But one wrinkle is the role of the Heschl’s gyrus. It clearly has a role in responding to speech+sound, but stimulation and ablation studies show that it can be resected without changes to speech. How to reconcile these findings? I try to address this in the commentary, but would love more thoughts!

Overall, I report that Binder et al’s results are largely concordant with the invasive and noninvasive neuroimaging literature showing localization of functions for speech perception across the auditory cortex, including representations of manner features, voicing, and pitch