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Discussing science at les Rasses

August 31, 2024October 24, 2024 fzenke

Julia gave a nice talk on spiking nets at a focus meeting at Les Rasses with the obligatory walk up the Chasseron. Thanks to Christian Lüscher and Andreas Lüthi for organizing the meeting. Photo by Christian Lüscher.

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