Ajay

[Ajay @AjayNimhans]

Fantastic!

[Jack Dolgin @jbdolg]

1/ I wanted to make a single starting point or hub of resources for all things cognitive neuroscience. Today I’m officially ready to share it! Across 55 ‘web pages’—funding sources, online learning, experimental stimuli, sample essays, and so much more!
https://t.co/zvkdWBkqN2

[Brian Nosek (@[email protected]) @BrianNosek]

The Open Scholarship Knowledge Base is released!

If you have or are looking for papers, videos, lesson plans, training materials for open access, data sharing, replication, preregistration, or any other open scholarship topic submit and find them here!

https://t.co/nWYcDNUY02

[Frank Harrell @f2harrell]

Toying with the idea of hosting an almost-weekly one-hour live webinar (with student participation) on applied statistics/biostatistics. Some topic choices would come from twitter polls. Please respond to the poll in the next tweet if you are definitely interested.

[Juan Fuxman Bass @fuxmanlab]

@Edel_PLopez @darren_lipomi This is a list of publishers but I don’t think it’s up to date. https://t.co/6Lhx1BcH7G

[Yan Holtz @R_Graph_Gallery]

⭐️⭐️ Glad to announce a massive update of the #rstats Graph Gallery !! ⭐️⭐️

Now built with R Markdown ⭐️ 50+ new charts ⭐️ Hosted on GitHub ⭐️ ggplot2 focus ⭐️ loading time divided / 10 ⭐️ <- friendly ⭐️ And more!

https://t.co/37QCKbhZfg

[Dan Quintana @dsquintana]

Just got a DM from a grad student asking how I approach journal submissions. This process is full of uncertainty. You can’t totally eliminate this uncertainty, but you can increase your chances by reducing this uncertainty as much as possible.

Here’s how I do this...

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[Antonio Gasparrini @AGasparrini75]

Finally out! R package #mixmeta for meta-analysis: a unified mixed-effects framework to perform standard models and extensions such as multivariate, multilevel, longitudinal, and dose-response meta-analysis. Try it out at https://t.co/9ILz6BPjnm and https://t.co/NKIdTGSpfL

[Michael Breakspear @DrBreaky]

BrainModes 2019; Nepal December 11-13th 2019

"Unified Principles of Brain Connectivity and Dynamics"

with @ViktorJirsa @_PetraRitter @dan_marinazzo @LucinaUddin @dvdevill @ar0mcintosh

https://t.co/HgzGfcxkNU

[Philip Kragel @phkragel]

I am excited to share our work exploring how images evoke emotional responses. We developed a neural net to classify images into 20 emotion categories and found that emotion-related features are represented in distributed codes in the human visual system. https://t.co/3X9OcU52uc

[MIT CSAIL @MIT_CSAIL]

RIP to professor Patrick Winston, one of MIT's most celebrated teachers.

Here are his complete video lectures for 6.034 (Artificial Intelligence), which have been watched nearly 5 million times: https://t.co/tP1z9SwCTT

[jin ekanayake @jin_ekanayake]

Actually brilliant for visualising intracranial vasculature...

[World Economic Forum @wef]

Built to last.

🔎 Learn more about India's plastic roads: https://t.co/9caLf2jpYw #india #plastic

[Sam Gershman @gershbrain]

I'm updating the syllabus for my "Debugging the brain" class. What do you think are the most important computational psychiatry papers of the last few years?

[Willem Sleegers @willemsleegers]

Inserting statistics made easy with #tidystats, in Word! #SIPS2019

[Eiko Fried @EikoFried]

Thanks @alistair604 for pointing me towards ggdag, an incredibly powerful tool to visualize graphs in #rstats.

Just look at this: So little code, so much amaze!! @lindanab1 @SachaEpskamp @MaartenvSmeden

https://t.co/PLjKzr0DU5

[[email protected] @tomstafford]

During my PhD I nearly lost my mind thinking about why we build computational models in cognitive science. {thread}

[Tom Johnstone BunurongCountry AU EU UK @itjohnstone]

The #ParallelPort. Still default for sending time-critical event codes & triggers in psych research, despite being hopelessly out of date & barely supported. What are the modern alternatives, folks? Millisecond timing essential & compatibility with variety of hardware & software