I haven't tweeted much anyway in the last few years but I'm officially moving to BlueSky for moral reasons. Find my new account here: bsky.app/profile/kbdoelling.…
And first post on our new preprint here!
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I'm leaving @ESI_Frankfurt. I’ll miss the huge group of kind smart hardworking 95% who make it so promising. But relieved to leave the handful of people whose behavior does not meet minimal standards of morality. In admin & senior science, a few truly *appalling* people. 🧵 soon.
First time at #SfN24 in a number of years! Very happy to be here to see @EeroSimoncelli being awarded for his incredible work. An amazing researcher and educator.
Very happy to share this labor of love that @FlorAssaneo @Luc_H_Arnal and I started during COVID. We combined some careful beh exp design with dynamical and Bayesian models to show how oscillators could be mapped to Bayesian perception in time. journals.plos.org/ploscompbi…
Our findings highlight neural oscillations as useful to process signals with regular temporal stats (speech & music, or other neural signals). The "magic" of a phase response curve can mimic Bayesian computation over time well with very little memory and only a few parameters.
A massive thanks to @joncannon_neuro and @benpolletta for some detailed and thorough reviews that really helped push the paper further.
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Are relative and absolute timing truly two different mechanisms? Here, with @KeithD11 and @Luc_H_Arnal we show by bringing together behavioral data, oscillators and Bayesian predictions that they can be sides of the same coin.
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Uhhhh.... can some one please explain?? What happened to @CogNeuroJobs ?
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1000 Black scientists in Neuro-related fields! When we started this community 3 years ago, ‘we can’t find any Black neuroscientists…’ was a phrase we were used to hearing.
That excuse won’t fly anymore! 👁️👁️
#BINW23 #BlackInNeuro #NeuroInclusion
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Excited to announce that this year, @snlmtg has partnered with @BlackInNeuro and @SocietySpark! All their early career researchers now have complimentary membership in our society. You’ll find a list of our many membership benefits on our website. Welcome!
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My name is Ilenna Jones! I'm a PhD student in theoretical neuroscience asking what parts of single neurons are contributing to learning and computation in the brain.
Find me if you want to dance, sing, or think together.
#BlackInNeuroRollCall #BlackInNeuroWeek @BlackInNeuro
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#BINW23 Hey everyone I'm Shahzad, a very soon-to-be Assistant Professor in the @UNC_CBP and @UNCneurology departments at @UNC. I'm interested in how the brain senses and responds to molecular cues, and how these processes are affected by aging and disease.
Hello #BINW23! I'm Keith Doelling a post-doc (and soon to be dad!) at @institutpasteur studying how context in speech and music facilitates perception and memory, using computational models and M/EEG to study human minds. #BlackInNeuroRollCall @BlackInNeuro
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⚡️The Laboratory of Speech Neuroscience @StanfordBrain is hiring a Lab Manager!⚡️
Successful candidates will have a passion for scientific discovery and a love of IRB protocols :)
To be considered, please complete this application: forms.gle/tahitsPXokMX3FBW7
Grateful for RTs! 🙌
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Want to be a #NSPeep?
The Neuroscience Scholar Program application opens this week!
Make sure you are ready to submit your application by looking through this brief checklist
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does phase of a rhythm matter? had a chance to talk about our closed-loop TMS experiments recently and decided to plot everything in a more single-trial manner. I would say it looks quite nice. 🙂 a macroscale rhythm, detected in a non-invasive way, with effects on excitability.


















