San Jose, California, United States
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    Assistant Scoutmaster & Eagle Scout Advisor

    Boy Scouts of America

    - Present 8 years 7 months

    Serve as Assistant Scoutmaster for Troop 294 in Almaden Valley, San Jose, CA. Advise and assist prospective Eagle Scouts with their service projects for local nonprofit organizations. Merit badge counselor.

    Order of the Arrow Member

    Additionally, served as Troop Committee Chair Nov 2017 - Oct 2019, leading the committee of adult advisors for the Troop, recruiting new adult leaders, and liaising with our chartering organization, the Rotary Club of Almaden.

Publications

  • Responses of electrosensory neurons in the torus semicircularis of Eigenmannia to complex beat stimuli: testing hypotheses of temporal filtering

    Journal of Comparative Physiology A

    The weakly electric fish, Eigenmannia, changes its frequency of electric organ discharges (EODs) to increase the frequency difference between its EODs and those of a jamming neighbor. This jamming avoidance response is greatest for frequency differences (i.e., beat rates) of approximately 4 Hz and barely detectable at beat rates of 20 Hz. A neural correlate of this behavior is found in the torus semicircularis, where most neurons act as low-pass or band-pass filters over this range of beat…

    The weakly electric fish, Eigenmannia, changes its frequency of electric organ discharges (EODs) to increase the frequency difference between its EODs and those of a jamming neighbor. This jamming avoidance response is greatest for frequency differences (i.e., beat rates) of approximately 4 Hz and barely detectable at beat rates of 20 Hz. A neural correlate of this behavior is found in the torus semicircularis, where most neurons act as low-pass or band-pass filters over this range of beat rates.

    This study examines two mechanisms that could possibly underlie low-pass temporal filtering: 1) Inhibition by a ‘high-pass’ interneuron. 2) Voltage and time-dependent conductances associated with ligand-gated channels.

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    • Gary J Rose
    • Todd Alder
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Patents

  • Changing Virtual Items Based on Real-World Events

    Issued US 8287383

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  • System and Method for Using a Game to Interact with Television Programs

    Issued US 8167725

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