My name is Liam Sennott, and I am a rising senior at Boston University. I am a neuroscience major and a computer science minor. I worked in the Chand Lab remotely in the Summer of 2020 through Boston University’s UROP program. For my project, I created a mathematical model to help explain “urgency” signals in […]
My name is Brenna Lee and I’m about to start my senior year in biomedical engineering at Boston University. I have been very involved at BU, as I have worked as a tour guide, tutor, and Learning Assistant, and I’m currently the president of BU’s Irish dance team. This summer I finally got involved in […]
My name is Paolo Casas and this summer I had the opportunity of working at the Chand Lab in the Department of Anatomy & Neurobiology and the Department of Psychological and Brain Sciences at Boston University. I am a rising junior studying biomedical engineering and computer science, I was a member of the varsity swim […]
Our new study “Macaque dorsal premotor cortex exhibits decision-related activity only when specific stimulus-response associations are known” has been accepted for publications at Nature Communications. Please see an earlier version of this manuscript on biorxiv (link). The actual published article is now available on the Nature Communications Website (Link to the paper)
My new paper on beta band activity in dorsal premotor cortex coauthored with Iliana Bray and Krishna Shenoy is now available! See link