Cerebrii http://cerebrii.com Fri, 30 Oct 2009 03:48:00 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en Cerebrii 1.3 has been submitted (FINALLY) A large update to Cerebrii has been submitted to the app store. [singlepic id=88 w=320 h=240 float=] New anatomical layers from high definition fiber tracking data Updated engine fixes the rendering issues found on the 3GS iPhones Speed increase on both old and new hardware In collaboration with Walter Schneider and Sudhir Pathak at Pitt, ... http://cerebrii.com/2009/10/cerebrii-13-has-been-submitted-finally/ Cerebrii Video Follow the below above. Cerebrii Demo from Rich Stoner on Vimeo. http://cerebrii.com/2009/04/cerebrii-video/ D.C. Brain Map t-shirts [singlepic id=69 w=400 h=400 float=center] I have some extra shirts (n=6, assorted sizes) from the 2008 SFN Conference in Wash. D.C. Full design can be found on here. The short sleeve and long sleeves are silk-screen'd American Apparel; hoodies are silk-screen'd Gildans. Email stoner at cerebrii.com if your interested. Price 20/25/30 + ... http://cerebrii.com/2009/03/dc-brain-map-t-shirts/ Test post from phone Let's see how this works http://cerebrii.com/2009/03/test-post-from-phone/ Additional reading I am going to post pdf's from articles I  share via Google reader to this page. Due to limitations with copyright and republication, I may not be able to keep the files online indefinitely. http://cerebrii.com/2009/03/additional-reading/ Low-dimensional, morphologically accurate models of subthreshold membrane Publication Date: 2009 Jan 27 PMID: 19172386 Authors: Kellems, A. R. - Roos, D. - Xiao, N. - Cox, S. J. Journal: J Comput Neurosci The accurate simulation of a neuron's ability to integrate distributed synaptic input typically requires the simultaneous solution of tens of thousands of ordinary differential equations. For, in order ... http://cerebrii.com/2009/01/low-dimensional-morphologically-accurate-models-of-subthreshold-membrane/ Logic circuits that program themselves: memristors in action Update: See this page for a detailed FAQ re: memristors from HP Since 1972, scientists have known there are four basic circuit components, but if you've spent any time in an electrical engineering classroom, you probably only have experience with three: capacitor, inductor, and resistor. The fourth basic component, the memristor, ... http://cerebrii.com/2009/01/logic-circuits-that-program-themselves-memristors-in-action/