Kevin Sit

My focus is on the intersection of engineering, programming, and the brain.

I am a Ph.D. candidate at the University of California, Santa Barbara in the Goard Lab. My work integrates technology and biology to answer questions about how animals think.

Publications

I try to incorporate multidiscinplinary approaches to all of my work. Here is some of my published work that highlights this philosohpy.

A Modular, Cost-effective Solution for Automated Training of Mice for Head-fixed Behaviors

Kevin K. Sit, Nigel Bess, Michael J. Goard

in preparation

Distributed and Retinotopically Asymmetric Processing of Coherent Motion in Mouse Visual Cortex

Kevin K. Sit, Michael J. Goard

Nature Communications 2020

All Publications

Programming and neuroscience are highly intertwined, and will continue to merge.

In order to stay relevant and capable of the latest techniques, I strive to expand my toolkit of programming languages.

MATLAB

Python

R

C#

HTML

CSS

Projects

I strongly believe in open science. As a result, many of the tools and techniques I develop for research are publically available. Here are some examples of projects I've worked on, whether they're for publications or for my own enjoyment.

AUTOBEHAVIOR

AUTOBEHAVIOR

AUTOBEHAVIOR

All Projects

If you would like to know more, please contact me for a copy of my resume or to get in touch!

kevinksit@live.com