Forms of life, forms of mind

8 responses to “Suggested Links of Interest”

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   Benjamin Schulz

   November 25, 2023

   Great list.

   https://ekmillerlab.mit.edu/
   Or
   https://picower.mit.edu/

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      Mike Levin

      November 25, 2023

      Oh wow yes, I can’t believe I forgot this one – Earl Miller is one of my favorite labs in neuroscience today, absolutely foundational work. I will add it!

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   Ralf Sigmund

   November 26, 2023

   thanks for sharing, very interesting links!

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   Terry Torkildson

   November 27, 2023

   I find it amazing you have time to do so many important duties, and still provide useful communications to educate and enlighten the plebes who follow your research.

   Thank you for all that you do.

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   Maggie

   November 29, 2023

   Agree with Terry 100%! And even try to help resolve link access issues:)

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   Jesse Katz

   December 7, 2023

   Thanks for this. Best to you all,

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   kaveinthran

   February 19, 2024

   thanks levin, one feature of your blog that I absolutely love is compilation post, can you at some point, compile your papers and papers that interest you in a chronological way, by dividing them into themes and writing a shorrt through line for each, AI help can be much augmenting for you.

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      Mike Levin

      February 19, 2024

      All my papers are chronologically compiled here: https://drmichaellevin.org/publications/ and by topics here: https://drmichaellevin.org/publications/topics.html ; each has an Abstract which explains what it’s about. I like your idea but the problem with AI is that I have to check its work (I will not put up things written by AI that I have not personally checked), and right now I don’t have time to do that for 400+ papers…

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