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'SpikeNburst' and 'Nicespike': Advanced Tools for Enhancing and Accelerating In Vitro High-Density Electrophysiology Analysis

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By Robert Paul Wolff, Alessio Paolo Buccino, Michela Chiappalone, Alessia Polito
| BioRxiv
Abstract High-density multi-electrode arrays (HD-MEAs) have revolutionized electrophysiology by enabling the recording of neuronal activity with unprecedented spatial and temporal resolution. However, analysing these large-scale datasets poses significant challenges, including artefact removal, spike sorting, and accurate assessments of neuronal synchronization.
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The Philosopher's Stone

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By Robert Paul Wolff
| blogspot.com
My son, Patrick, forwarded this to me. by Daniel Ellsberg Posted on March 02, 2023 Dear friends and supporters, I have difficult news to impart. On February 17, without much warning, I was diagnosed with inoperable pancreatic cancer on the basis of a CT scan and an MRI. (As is usual with pancreatic cancer – which has no early symptoms – it was found while looking for something else, relatively minor). I’m sorry to report to you that my doctors have given me three to six months to live.
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NOT THINKING LIKE A LIBERAL

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By Robert Paul Wolff
| blogspot.com
Several days ago, I received from Raymond Geuss a copy of his new book, Not Thinking like a Liberal, which has just been published by Harvard. It is an intense, complex, deeply interior account of his philosophical development first as a boy in a Catholic private school and then as an undergraduate and graduate student at Columbia University. Geuss, as I am sure you all know, is a distinguished philosopher now retired from Cambridge University, the author of a number of books.
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