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ACU Talks Episode 3 Neuroscience
Assoc. Prof. Kerem Aksoy and an international collaborator discuss long-term brain recordings, false alarms and what a useful seizure warning would look like.
The recording will be available here soon.
This is sample text standing in for a first-person essay of eight hundred to twelve hundred words, written by an ACU researcher and edited by GR3. It keeps the register of a serious general-interest science publication.
After ten years of measuring what goes wrong in hospitals, a public health researcher explains why she now studies what goes right, and what that changes for patients.
Dr. Deniz Karaca on what happens when an algorithm trained on tidy data meets the untidy reality of a hospital, and how his group tests for it.