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APPLIED COMPUTATIONAL NEUROSCIENCE LAB

ACN goes to Yale!

For the first time after almost three years real-time neuroimagers around the globe gathered together again to discuss the current state of our field. The scientific program was stimulating and it was great to see many friends and colleagues again...

Post · January 23, 2023

Cynthia B. Meyers · Professor Emerita

Fake Endorsers

If real-life endorsers are problematic, create fake ones! It should not be surprising that brands have invented their own social media influencers. As I’ve discussed here, there are many “friction points” between brands and social media influen...

Post · January 23, 2023

APPLIED COMPUTATIONAL NEUROSCIENCE LAB

David receives the 2022 Umbrella Award

Founded in 1983, The Umbrella Cooperation between RWTH Aachen University, Forschungszentrum Jülich, and the Technion – Israel Institute of Technology – has been established to foster cooperation between institutions. David received the 2022 Umb...

Post · January 22, 2023

Artem Nekhoroshikh · PhD in Automatic control

Accepted conference paper

A paper entitled "On simple design of a robust finite-time observer" has been accepted for presentation at the 61st IEEE Conference on Decision and Control. The proceedings have been published on IEEE Xplore.

Post · January 21, 2023

Christopher Dade · Chemistry PhD Candidate

The Endless Frontier Act

Post · January 13, 2023

Superatom Lab · Dedicated to study the chemistry and physics of superatomic clusters and nanoscale systems to solve pressing issues in sustainable chemistry, environmental remediation, and clean energy.

Preprint has been published

The preprint about Gold photocatalysis in H2O2 synthesis has been published in Materials Today Chemistry.

Post · January 11, 2023

Superatom Lab · Dedicated to study the chemistry and physics of superatomic clusters and nanoscale systems to solve pressing issues in sustainable chemistry, environmental remediation, and clean energy.

New paper on ZnO QDs

A new paper from my past PhD student that I co-supervised years ago has been published in Materials Science and Engineering B. It is about a composite polymer-nanocrystal energy harvesting material.

Post · January 11, 2023

Mahmoud Ahmed · Postdoc - Cancer Genomics

Six things go wrong for cancer to grow

Cancer isn't a single disease but rather a multitude of conditions that arise at varying ages, grow at different rates, and manifest in numerous ways. However, the cells that constitute these tumors share plenty of features and employ similar stra...

Post · January 09, 2023

Mahmoud Ahmed · Postdoc - Cancer Genomics

The archetypes of cancer

Evolutionary thinking is a powerful tool kit for studying development and disease. Prominent areas of relevance are the development of functional organs and the mismatch between their initial conditions and the current environments and lifestyles....

Post · January 09, 2023

Mahmoud Ahmed · Postdoc - Cancer Genomics

A cell eating itself, leveraging autophagy to treat cancer

What is autophagy? Autophagy is a process by which the cell can maintain and recycle its components. The process starts by forming a membrane around the target. This structure then is fused with lysosomes which contain enzymes to lyse and degrad...

Post · January 09, 2023

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