Andreas Kardamakis

@kardamakis.bsky.social

neuroscientist at Instituto de Neurociencias (https://in.umh-csic.es/en/grupos/neural-circuits-in-vision-for-action) co-owner at XAOΣ μbrewing co. (Chania)

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(first post in this platform) happy to share our new paper on visual-based center-surround interactions in the superior colliculus, showcasing a general approach to dissect local circuit computations. @NeuroAlc

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