プロフィール詳細

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Dr. Chi C.に依頼

Germany

PhD in Neuroscience at Max Planck Institute for Experimental Medicine

プロフィール概要

During my PhD, I studied how sensation and memory interact to form behavior in the auditory system. On one hand, I investigated the behavioral outcome of this interaction using sound discrimination. On the other hand, I studied the circuit underlying this interaction using electrophysiological recordings in the behaving mouse. Experience&Skills: animal behaviour, in vivo electrophysiology, data analysis, matlab, python

専門分野

• ★ Neuroscience
• ★ Data Analysis
• ★ Matlab
• ☆ Animal Behavior/Ethology
• ☆ Electrophysiology
• ☆ Sensory Studies
• ☆ Python

サービス

• Research
• Consulting
• Data & AI

Research Market Research, Gray Literature Search, Systematic Literature Review, Secondary Data Collection

Consulting Scientific and Technical Consulting

Data & AI Statistical Analysis, Data Visualization, Big Data Analytics

職務経験

PhD student

Max Planck institute for experimental medicine

5月 2014 - 1月 2019

Research assistant

Tsinghua University

9月 2010 - 7月 2012

学歴

PhD

Goettingen University

5月 2014 - 1月 2019

MSc

Goettingen University

9月 2012 - 3月 2014

Bachelor

Tsinghua University

9月 2008 - 7月 2012

認定資格

• Data Analyst Nanodegree

  Udacity

  https://confirm.udacity.com/ZYFASEWV

  7月 2021 - 現在

• Introduction to machine learning with TensorFlow

  Udacity

  https://confirm.udacity.com/WDFDK7LQ

  11月 2020 - 現在

出版物

JOURNAL ARTICLE

(2022). jULIEs: nanostructured polytrodes for low traumatic extracellular recordings and stimulation in the mammalian brain . Journal of neural engineering.

(2019). Wide sensory filters underlie performance in memory-based discrimination and generalization . PloS one.

PREPRINT

Chi Chen and Freddy Trinh and Nicol Harper and Livia de Hoz(2021). Natural sound characteristics explain perceptual categorization . bioRxiv. Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory

(2019). jULIEs: extracellular probes for recordings and stimulation in the structurally and functionally intact mouse brain . bioRxiv.