Hello everybody here's my #introduction

I'm a master's student at the University of Constance. I'm currently investigating the spatial localization and the neural basis of multi-stimulus integration in larval Zebrafish using two-photon imaging. For this, I'm wrangling with big amounts of data and performing clustering on time-series of neural responses of single cells. Furthermore, I always try to find new metrics to differentiate neuron populations based on their stimulus reaction to finding the spatial representation of network integration. I am an avid fan of Python and its visualization abilities, which I combine with #napari to show the spatial arrangement of my functional cell clusters.

I'm a big #teamfish member and I love all the weird fish species from all over the world (big #EelOrNoEel fan). My previous work brought me closer to the fascinating genus Neolamprologus and Lake Tanganyika, where I did two months of diving fieldwork.

Outside of science, I'm a big fan of auteur cinema and the Cincinnati Bengals.

Looking forward to building an inclusive community for a scientific discussion about the brain, fish, and everything else with you people here on Mastodon and .

Hello everybody here's my #introduction
I'm a master's student at the University of Constance. I'm currently investigating the spatial localization and the neural basis of multi-stimulus integration in larval Zebrafish using two-photon imaging. For this, I'm wrangling with big amounts of data and performing clustering on time-series of neural responses of single cells. Furthermore, I always try to find new metrics to differentiate neuron populations based on their stimulus reaction to finding the spatial representation of network integration. I am an avid fan of Python and its visualization abilities, which I combine with #napari to show the spatial arrangement of my functional cell clusters.
I'm a big #teamfish member and I love all the weird fish species from all over the world (big #EelOrNoEel fan). My previous work brought me closer to the fascinating genus Neolamprologus and Lake Tanganyika, where I did two months of diving fieldwork.
Outside of science, I'm a big fan of auteur cinema and the Cincinnati Bengals.
Looking forward to building an inclusive community for a scientific discussion about the brain, fish, and everything else with you people here on Mastodon.