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Stork API, a single line becomes a list of new publications

I want to show a list of my own publications on my webpage, is there an easy way to do so? Yes, Stork API, a single line of code, allows you to show a list of publications given a keyword. You only need to put the code to your webpage once, and then
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Google Dataset search, a great tool for fNIRS and fMRI?

Google just launched a new search engine: Google Dataset search. With this app, scientists can search public datasets published in scientific journals (and possibly other sources). According to Google, “Dataset Search enables users to find data
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fNIRS 2018

fNIRS 2010 conference will be held during October 5-8, 2018 in Tokyo, Japan. You may find more information at http://fnirs2018.org/. The early registration deadline is 2018-09-05.
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Temporal resolution of CW fNIRS devices

This is a guest post by Ning Liu from Stanford University. Temporal resolution provides information on the distance of time between the acquisitions of two images (data) of the same area. It is the reciprocal of sampling rate (or acquisition rate) of
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Deep learning training speed with 1080 Ti and M1200

I compared the speed of Nvidia’s 1080 Ti on a desktop (Intel i5-3470 CPU, 3.2G Hz, 32G memory) and NVIDIA Quadro M1200 w/4GB GDDR5, 640 CUDA cores on a laptop (CPU: Intel Core i7-7920HQ (Quad Core 3.10GHz, 4.10GHz Turbo, 8MB 45W, Memory: 64G).
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You can start to use Stork in 10s!

Stork is a simple app for researchers to follow up scientific publications. It only takes me 10s to start. https://www.storkapp.me/?ref=alivelearn
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Find cheapest flight

Another option is https://www.kayak.com/flights, which is also useful to find cheapest flight. I booked a direct flight (non-stop) from San Francisco to Beijing for my father last October. The cost is ~$300. It’s fairly che
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Recommend 3blue1brown

When I was in high school and saw the following equation, my mind was blown! $$1+\frac{1}{4}+\frac{1}{9}+\frac{1}{16}+…=\frac{\pi^2}{6}$$ Why is Pi here? Isn’t it supposed to show up only in circle related problem? But the left-hand has n
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To beginner: task-based fNIRS study design (2)

This is a guest post by Ning Liu from Stanford University. – A basic block design includes two conditions: task condition and control condition. The two conditions present alternatively, thus is also called ‘AB block’ (Fig. 1A). This design assumes t
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