Jason WangNeuroscience & scientific software
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I’m Jason, a neuroscience undergraduate at UCL interested in computational neuroscience and machine learning.

Connectome modelling

Fly circuits

Does disconnecting one feeding-circuit neuron still reduce simulated motor-neuron output when connection strength changes?

Published model, exploratory sensitivity study. The fly is an anatomical illustration; simulated spikes do not establish real feeding behaviour.

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Neural population methods

Rare errors

Separating stimulus, choice and time in neural activity. What changes when error trials become rare?

Synthetic data with known factors. Six saved trial mixes, five noise seeds; these are not brain recordings or evidence of causality.

Interactive neural-patterning model

MorphBrain

What happens when you change the signals? Explore morphogen fields and the regions they produce in an interactive model.

Personal computational model. The background shows saved model regions, not measured biological development.

Geometry prototype

Model Morpher

Two 3D surfaces. No matching vertices. This prototype blends their distance fields, then extracts the shape in between.

A geometric transition, not a correspondence between anatomy or a model of biological development. Meshes: Allen Institute / BrainGlobe.

3D animation software

Morphliner

From a 3D scene to a finished video. A browser editor for composing scenes, camera moves and animation.

Working prototype. Saved projects and MP4 export demonstrated; full release remains in development.