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Danila Shelepenkov

@shpen.bsky.social
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Cognitive neuroscience, stupid jokes and philosophy

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Decision, Action, and Neural Computation (DANC) lab @danclab.bsky.social · 30/09/2026
Our multilayer MEG paper is out today in Nature Communications: depth-resolved laminar inference in humans 🧠#neuroskyence www.nature.com/articles/s41...
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Multilayer MEG source modelling enables depth-resolved laminar inference in humans - Nature Communications
Researchers developed a multilayer MEG framework that estimates activity across cortical depth non-invasively. Simulations and three human datasets show when reliable laminar inference is possible, en...
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Markus Butz @markusbutz.bsky.social · 24/08/2026
PS: And this is Matteo: @mattgmasp.bsky.social
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Viktor Timokhov @vutyan.bsky.social · 08/04/2026
And here it is! The U.S. is way ahead. Next come Germany and the UK, along with the Netherlands—and based on my impression after reviewing all the data, there often seemed to be some collaboration between them. (4/n)
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CoPhy team @cophy.bsky.social · 07/02/2026
Thrilled to share this work, spearheaded by the Danc lab (led by James Bonaiuto) @danclab.bsky.social, in collaboration with us, especially Matteo Maspoli @mattgmasp.bsky.social and Danila Shelepenkov @shpen.bsky.social, and other groups who share the belief that MEG still has untapped potential!
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Danila Shelepenkov @shpen.bsky.social · 07/02/2025
1/ There is a private cinema museum in Lyon, the owner collects various artifacts from movies. Among them is a part of Johnny Depp's (fake) head with electrodes from the Transcendence. I wondered how often BCI devices like this are used in sci-fi films and series (and my own top of them below)
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Danila Shelepenkov @shpen.bsky.social · 31/01/2025
1/ In various sciences, what Dennett called a "strange inversion" occasionally occurs. In his 2018 essay Does predictive coding have a future? Karl Friston argued that the same thing happened in neuroscience in 1999 after the publication of Rao & Ballard's Predictive coding in the visual cortex
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