Software
- PyDDM is a simulator for the Drift Diffusion Model (DDM) in cognitive neuroscience.
- CanD is a Python library for designing complex matplotlib layouts
- Paranoid Scientist is a runtime verification Python library for scientific software.
- worldti.me provides permanent links to the the local time, useful for coordinating times across timezones
- Find the versatility of a network. For more information see the original paper.
- WriteType helps elementary school students experience success in writing
- There are also several abandoned projects.
Also see my Github. All software listed here is available under the GNU GPLv3 unless otherwise specified.
Research interests
I am interested in using mathematical, statistical, and computational tools to understand the brain.
List of publications available at Google Scholar.
I am a PhD student at Yale in the Murray lab and Lee lab. Previous affiliations: Bullmore, Lehman, Nykamp, Netoff.
Blog
I occasionally update my quasi-scientific blog.
Other things that belong online
- Sometimes I compose music.
- Here is a music box soundfont which I am releasing as public domain.
- Various executive function tasks and experiments from the Zelazo Lab
- The figures from my
book,
Instant
MuseScore,
are available under the Creative Commons BY-SA License.
- Also see Marc Sabatella’s brilliant book on MuseScore 2.0.
- A new Wikipedia article per day, curated from a weekly category of broad general interest. RSS feed Atom
- Here is a recent picture of me courtesy of (and copyright) Pat O’Leary.
- Anyone who does scientific programming should read this paper on best practices.
- Here are some good (and not so good) books.
What’s with the domain name?
Contact
The best way to contact me is via carrier pigeon. Email works too, though.
Alternatively, you can send me an anonymous message.