Resources
This page lists and links resources that I create and/or curate.
Overview
Much of my work is computational, and methods focused, meaning I’ve had to developed strategies to try and keep myself organized, while trying to do robust and accessible science.
In doing so, I have collected, curated, and created various resources to help try to organize my own work, and share it with others, which are listed and made available here.
Visualizations
I sometimes create animated visualizations to help demonstrate and explain methods and analyses.
You might see these visualizers show up on my blog, on twitter, and/or in individual projects.
Oscillation Methods Visualizers
A collection of animated gifs for the Oscillation Methods project, describing methodological considerations for measuring and interpreting periodic neural activity.
Digital Signal Processing Visualizers
A collection of animated plots and gifs for topics related to digital signal processing (DSP), especially as it relates to neural data.
Interactive Oscillation Visualization
A small set of interactive visualizations about some common ideas in electrophysiology and time series analysis.
Open Lists
OpenLists is a collection of lists of available resources on for doing open science.
The open lists include:
- Electrophysiology Data, a list of openly available electrophysiological datasets
- Electrophysiology Software, a list of software packages for working with electrophysiology data
- Spike Resources, a list of tooling and resources for single-unit neural data analysis
- Python Resources, a list of resources for learning Python
- DSP Resources, a list of resources for learning digital signal processing
- Git Resources, a list of resources for learning git & Github
- Task Resources, a list of available software platforms and resources for creating behavioral tasks
- NeuroOntologies, a list of ontologies and related resources related to neuroscience
- Other Lists, a list of other list
Structured Science
StructuredScience is a collection of tools, templates, and tips for organizing research projects.
Templates available on StructuredScience include:
- A project repository template for organizing a repository
- A project directory template for organizing the directory structure for a scientific project
- A paper template for writing up a project
- A module template for organizing a Python module
- An EEG project template for organizing and preprocessing projects with EEG data
- A task template for designing and organizing code for behavioral tasks