PyKidos, Teach Your Kid Python In The Browser
2024-03-14
PyKidos is a minimal web application I built in a few days to teach my 8-year-old basic programming concepts using Python.
Cyrille Rossant
New book on the scientific controversy surrounding Shaken Baby Syndrome
2023-05-16
I'm delighted to present the book I've been working on for the past few years with several colleagues, which is just being published by Cambridge University Press: Shaken Baby Syndrome: Investigating the Abusive Head Trauma Controversy.
New paper on the scientific reliability of confessions of SBS/AHT
2023-01-13
Chris Brook and I have just published an article in Forensic Science International: Synergy presenting the results of a survey of parents and caretakers who claim to have been wrongly accused of child abuse after a medical determination of shaken baby syndrome/abusive head trauma (SBS/AHT).
An Introduction to the Scientific Controversy over Shaken Baby Syndrome
2022-09-30
The scientific controversy over the so-called Shaken Baby Syndrome (SBS) (also known, with a few key differences indicated later, as Abusive Head Trauma, AHT) is a rich and highly complex multifaceted topic.
It involves a wide range of academic disciplines: pediatrics, neonatology, obstetrics, neurology, neuropathology, radiology, hematology, evidence-based medicine, biomechanics, statistics, epidemiology, psychology, among others. There are also ramifications in epistemology, medical ethics, criminal law, sociology...
Datoviz: ultra-fast GPU scientific visualization with Vulkan
2021-02-16
I'm excited to present the project I've been working on at the International Brain Laboratory (IBL). Datoviz is an early-stage open-source high-performance GPU scientific visualization library based on Vulkan, the Khronos cross-platform low-level graphics API, which is 5 years old today!
Datoviz aims at providing a unified, language-agnostic platform for interactive visualization in both 2D and 3D, with support for GUIs and general-purpose GPU compute.