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  1. Visiting the G-Node in Munich (http://www.g-node.org/) to discuss neuroscience databases. 8:23 AM Mar 16th via Tweetie
  2. Preparing for the NeuroML development workshop http://math.asu.edu/~cans/workshop.html 5:04 AM Mar 2nd via Tweetie
  3. I've just released PyNN 0.6.0: details at http://neuralensemble.blogspot.com/2010/02/pynn-060-released.html 6:00 AM Feb 14th via web
  4. choose Python: http://www1.american.edu/academic.depts/cas/econ/faculty/isaac/choose_python.pdf 7:52 AM Feb 13th via web
  5. in defence of software engineering practices in climate science: http://www.easterbrook.ca/steve/?p=1388 6:03 AM Feb 13th via web
  6. RT @BrainCatalog: Whole Brain Emulation: A roadmap: http://cot.ag/bOdS6W 12:12 AM Feb 9th via Tweetie
  7. Nice article in the Guardian about the problems of reproducibility and poor code quality in scientific software: http://bit.ly/cYJJYz 3:30 PM Feb 7th via Tweetie
  8. Guidelines on developing policies for liveblogging from conferences: http://dx.doi.org/10.1371/journal.pcbi.1000563 12:11 AM Jan 30th via web
  9. Excellent article on reproducibility in computation-based science from @arstechnica: http://arst.ch/d1p (via @gvwilson) 12:01 PM Jan 26th via web
  10. My guitar runs Gentoo http://www.misadigital.com/ (If only I worked in the auditory system, maybe I could justify buying one...) 12:54 AM Jan 21st via Tweetie
  11. @phillord now you just have to reply to them all ;-) 8:19 AM Jan 15th via Tweetie in reply to phillord
  12. experimenting with CouchDB for caching intermediate simulation results 4:50 AM Jan 15th via Tweetie
  13. @alimoeeny This is basically what Henry Markram did (though in somatosensory rather than visual cortex) to get data for the BlueBrain model. 12:31 AM Jan 15th via Tweetie in reply to alimoeeny
  14. My article on programming languages for neuroscience simulations recently appeared: http://bit.ly/8jDS3S 3:40 AM Jan 7th via Tweetie
  15. at the FACETS Plenary meeting in Dresden, after escaping the snow chaos in the UK 2:56 AM Jan 7th via Tweetie
  16. "experiments rarely tell us what we think they’re going to tell us. That’s the dirty secret of science" http://bit.ly/6SZNBP 6:17 AM Dec 31st, 2009 via web
  17. Controlling a 15 tonne robot arm with a Wiimote: http://entitycrisis.blogspot.com/2009/07/python-wiimote-30-tonnes-of-steel.html (& Python) 2:07 AM Dec 15th, 2009 via Tweetie
  18. Working on reviews. The Frontiers (http://www.frontiersin.org/) interactive system is very nice to use. 5:04 AM Dec 11th, 2009 via Tweetie
  19. Victoria Stodden (http://bit.ly/8nwPhE) and Greg Wilson (http://bit.ly/5jZh4A) on reproducibility in computational science 2:26 PM Dec 1st, 2009 via web
  20. RT @Neurotechnology: Henry Markram discusses a bit more about the IBM cat-scale brain "hoax" (Next Big Future) http://bit.ly/5GrYHX 11:25 AM Nov 24th, 2009 via web
  • Name Andrew Davison
  • Location France
  • Web http://www.andrew...
  • Bio Researcher in neuroinformatics and computational neuroscience
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