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neuroguy

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    This is a great service!

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    The combination of the style of Udacity and content of coursera would be an ideal combination. The idea of having tutors help through the tough material on the subjects as a source…

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    Interesting point, but the idea of learning excel is to learn computational thinking from an early age.

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    Any reason to think they are not going to do both? Before coursera exploded I had thought of doing something similar, and the eventual plan had been to provide the software to univ…

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    Comment #5781811

    Maybe try to explain what you are doing??

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    I used to use VNC viewer with ssh tunneling, I wonder if there is a way to do that with this extension... Switched to NX, but didn't set up the web viewer yet, so this would be an …

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    If there are horrible limitations, email Dr. Mike Hines or write some code that will fix it. It is open source.

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    Terribly old - But is being updated constantly, they are adding in the capabilities to explicitly (in hoc or python) add in chemical reaction schemes. Some interesting research is …

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    Comment #5163846

    It would be worthwhile to get some more CS guys in the field. Agreed. Please join us :)

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    I don't think there is much debate about it. I think it is fairly obvious that this project will advance neuroscience quite a bit, even if it would be a smarter choice to start wit…

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    It is for exactly this reason that the people of http://www.neuroml.org/ are doing their work. Good catch! To combine and place everything in one overarching language that can be u…

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    Indeed it does. If you want to see open source models of the brain check out: http://senselab.med.yale.edu/modeldb/ListByModelName.asp?c=1...

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    That is part of what we are trying to find out. We know a lot, but it isn't organized. Lets put together all that we have, and see what is still missing.

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    The argument is partially like that, but the more complete version is: 1) We know a lot about brain cognition through psychology, AI etc 2) We know a lot about how people process f…

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    From the website: http://www.humanbrainproject.eu/ict_platform.html Neuroinformatics Platform, Brain Simulation Platform, Medical Informatics Platform Extremely useful platforms th…

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    From the FAQ - Why not begin with simple organisms like C.elegans? There are two problems here. The first is feasibility; the second is the relevance of our results. Feasibility. N…

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    Comment #5092492

    That's great news. Means people are interested. Can't wait to see the idea when it is back up.

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