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Deep neural networks to register and annotate cells in moving and deforming nervous systems

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By Adam A. Atanas, Alicia Lu, Brian Goodell
| eLife
eLife Assessment Whole-brain imaging of neuronal activity in freely behaving animals holds great promise for neuroscience, but numerous technical challenges limit its use. In this important study, the authors describe a new set of deep learning-based tools to track and identify the activity of head neurons in freely moving nematodes (C. elegans) and jellyfish (Clytia hemisphaerica).
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The Fundamental Trade-offs in Distributed Databases

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By Alicia Lu, Adam Storm
| Cockroach Labs
When evaluating distributed databases like CockroachDB, customers often ask for what seems reasonable: fast transactions, regional survivability, and strong consistency. It sounds simple - low latency, resilience, and consistency in one database - but physics says otherwise. Here’s why you can’t have all three.
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Surviving Failures: Disaster Recovery with CockroachDB

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By Alicia Lu, Andy Woods, Noman Hamlani
| Cockroach Labs
So you were worried about a failure, and it happened. Despite all of the planning, something went wrong, and now the goal is to minimize the impact of that failure. As part of our blog series, “Surviving Failures with CockroachDB,” this blog will cover what your options are when things inevitably fail. When the built-in high-availability options aren’t enough, use our disaster recovery tools to minimize your RPO and RTO, and ensure that your customers are back online as soon as possible.
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