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bmogen
3y ago
Ben and David did an amazing recap of this as a followup to their Nintendo episode for anyone interested in longer form audio: https://open.spotify.com/episode/1cYnQRvFySAG8n3Hu5or44?si=9...
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bmogen
3y ago
Yes, complete spinal cord injuries (think 'total cut') are pretty rare compared to incomplete injuries (think 'crush') [1] https://www.nscisc.uab.edu/Public/Facts%20and%20Figures%2020...
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bmogen
4y ago
Similar idea in neuroscience - listen to neural spikes during task/training/experiment to help troubleshoot experiment setup and get a secondary source of info before visualizing data[0]. 0. Sonifying and Visualizing Neural Data
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bmogen
5y ago
"For the first time" publicly shared. After the news of gene editing embryos without consent or knowledge in 2019 can we please be a little more realistic about what underpaid scientists chasing grants are willing to do and disclo
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bmogen
6y ago
Really interesting! A space I've thought a lot about after making the PhD-> startup transition and realizing the total lack of administrative training academic professors get (and the frustration of their students). Would love to co
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bmogen
7y ago
Very surprised to see that reproduction cost was <<10% of total budget. I would assume that this would only hold for small scale biology with low variable costs and standard equipment like in vitro cell biology and computational work.
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bmogen
7y ago
From someone who has built sensor/tech-enabled digital health products in a variety of settings (PT/OT, sports med, neurosurgery) I think the most helpful thing for joining (or building your own) product teams is: 1) using your le
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bmogen
7y ago
I bought the spoon set for my aunt after meeting the founders at a senior living conference in 2014. She's used it daily since then and loves it. Sad that something so clearly useful for huge populations is not covered by Medicare at a
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bmogen
7y ago
For BCIs: Layman/fantastical: Beyond Boundaries, Miguel Nicolelis Best Overall: Brain-Computer Interfacing, RPN Rao Solid Resource: Brain Computer Interfaces: Principles and Practice, Ed. John Wolpaw For state of the art work you hav
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bmogen
8y ago
The startup that can take this data and hide it behind a UI that people use WHILE THEY'RE HEALTHY and then optimize care pathways before a health issue arises will be great (although probably not a great business).
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bmogen
8y ago
What other for-profit corporations operate within the premise of improving public health and have multiple federal agencies overseeing their operations?
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bmogen
8y ago
Isn't that the roadmap for Verily(Google)'s opthmalogy line? Contact lenses with blood glucose sensing?
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bmogen
8y ago
We're missing a lot of key information here. Which tokens? What kind of tokens? Are they even designed to be trading (vs a utility token for a product/protocol that hasn't launched yet). Not saying all crypto is legit but we
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bmogen
8y ago
There is a huge difference between physical and computer sciences. I agree that it's an excellent use of time for new students if the main factor for the work is time/salary. This paper was aimed towards medical/bio/clin