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Michelle Shen

  • Machine Learning Fellow, UCSC Silicon Valley Extension
Washington, D.C.
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IN-DEPTH: What Unitree's Evolution Means For Robotics

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By Akash G Patel, Doug OLaughlin, Michelle Shen
| Fabricated Knowledge
Robots and humanoids have long been a discussion in cinema, tech, and company keynotes. Many fortune 500 companies have already been developing in robotics over the years, in forms of assembly and consumer products such as drones and robotic dogs. Nonetheless, technology is almost at a pace to catch up to man, and one company chooses to redefine the humanoid industry.
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Burst water pipe damages Asian American Arts Centre

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By Michelle Shen
| ASAM News Verified
A burst water pipe caused damage at the Asian American Arts Centre. You can donate to help recovery efforts here.
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Disinhibition of ventral tegmental area during initial punishment learning causes enduring punishment insensitivity - Neuropsychopharmacology

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By Michelle Shen, Matthew J. Williams-Spooner, Gavan P. McNally, Simon Killcross, Philip Jean-Richard-dit-Bressel, Luke J. Keevers
| Nature Verified
Abstract Avoiding actions with negative consequences is fundamental to adaptive behavior. Traditional theories suggest GABAergic inhibition of midbrain dopamine neurons, including those within ventral tegmental area (VTADA), mediate suppression of actions that lead to aversive outcomes. However, the role of dopamine inhibition in punishment learning remains unclear.
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