Santani Teng

@echodislocation.bsky.social

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PI at Smith-Kettlewell; vision and non-vision science, plasticity, echolocation, sound, braille https://www.ski.org/labs/teng-lab @echodislocation on X

3d plot with histograms along an angular error X axis, Click index quartile on the Y axis, and normalized proportion on the Z axis. All histograms are unimodally focused about zero error.
A plot titled "Big Target" with Y axis "Relative head azimuth, degrees" and X axis "Trial time before response, seconds." 103 time courses overlaid show a steady progressive reduction of relative azimuth over time.
Author contribution snippet reading, "The co-first authorship order was determined via the best of three rounds in Super Smas Bros. Both YB and BZ contributed equally and have the right to list their name first in their CV."
Snippet of a printed page with a footnote citation, reading "1. This was once revealed to me in a dream."
Collage of 5 images from Stand Up for Science protest in San Francisco. Middle image is a wide shot of crowd holding signs against backdrop of bright clear sky and the S.F. City Hall building. Surrounding four images depict protest signs: - A trans flag and the chemistry pun, "Science is for Alkynes." - A handwritten sign reading "Knowing Things Is Good." - Another handwritten sign reading "I'm Not A Mad Scientist; I'm a Scientist Who's Really Mad." - A stenciled sign reading "Got the Plague? Me Either. Thank You Science."
Conference poster titled "Optimizing Signal Parameters to Enhance Echoacoustic Perception of Objects in Humans" being discussed by a long, dark-haired presenter and a visitor with a long gray ponytail and colorful Route-66-themed shirt
Video frame of Fiona Shaw's character from True Detective: Night Country, Rose Agineau, reclining wistfully in her chair with a cigarette. Subtitles display her dialogue: "Every damned word I'd written in my entire life was meaningless."
Minimalist title slide for a talk titled "Computational approaches to understanding perception and the brain," by Santani Teng from Smith-Kettlewell Eye Research Institute, for the SFSU Computer Science Graduate Seminar on Nov. 15, 2023. The black text is on a plain white background except for two horizontal lines near the top and bottom, and a light gray background diagram of a human brain on the right half of the image.