Our lab participated in this year’s European Conference on Eye Movements (ECEM), which took place in Leicester, UK. This was the first in-presence ECEM since the beginning of the pandemic, so it felt particularly special. It was very nice to experience this conference again in real life. The conference is unique in that it brings[…]
We have a new GUI tool for our 2020 algorithm to detect cerebellar complex spikes! The GUI tool is called EPICS, for Easy Platform for Identification of Complex Spikes, and it is described in detail at GitHub. We also have a detailed video tutorial for it on YouTube. The paper describing this new GUI tool[…]
Our lab participated in this year’s Neural Control of Movement Society Annual Meeting, which took place in Dublin, Ireland. We gave two presentations on sensory responses in the oculomotor system. In the first presentation, Antimo described intriguing visual pattern analysis abilities in brainstem omnipause neurons, the very final gate in controlling saccades. It turns out[…]