Preprint🚨 "Objects, faces, and spaces: Organizational principles of visual object perception as evidenced by individual differences in behavior" by @heidasigurdar and @IngaMaria86 This one only took *checks notes* two and a half years... A thread 🧵1/11
https://t.co/CZqndIz8wc
A few months ago, many of you were kind enough to nominate me for the role of chief editor of Psychological Science
I progressed to the next stage & so in the interests of transparency I'm posting my 'vision statement' on what I would do if I got the job
https://t.co/9GcYVUXZE3
Thank you @ecvp2023#ecvp2023 for interacting with our work, the poster award (@PhilippeBlonde et al.), coming to our symposia and huge thanks to the presenters+ co-organizers, thanks for introducing us to your science, the fun conversations, dancing, and thanks for all the fish!
Following Elsevier's decision to raise the APC for NeuroImage to $3,450, all editors (inc. EiCs @fmrib_steve@tobergmann@BirteUta) from NeuroImage and NeuroImage:Reports have resigned, effective immediately. I am joining this action and have also resigned https://t.co/0aamG7bemJ
All NeuroImage and NeuroImage:Reports editors have resigned over the high publication fee, and are starting a new non-profit journal
https://t.co/DmnwDKVCK7
This comes with great regret, and a huge amount of thought and discussion- please read announcement to get more details.
I often think of the Amos Tversky quote “The secret to doing good research is always to be a little underemployed. You waste years by not being able to waste hours.” & how much effort academics have to put into showing how “busy” they are. No CV has a section for “thinking time”.
For anyone who wants to learn how to design effective posters (and also learn about this really cool effect where absences automatically attract our attention), *check out this poster*!
One of the most foundational assumptions in cognitive science is that perception is "underdetermined" by the input reaching our sensory systems.
In a new review, Bill Warren challenges this assumption, in his characteristically patient + compelling style https://t.co/55Lo6thiaX
Lately I've been having serious muscle and joint problems. I'm 40, but I literally could not walk for three days last month due to a hip joint issue :(
Last week we took a break and hiked every day. I survived, and realized once again: it's the sedentary lifestyle that kills us.
Brain rewires itself after injury ‘on the edge of what’s compatible with life’
Stroke suffered as newborn went undetected for 13 years
https://t.co/kjyGET0rW7
"Universities spend a lot of money on recruiting the most talented faculty and students..
"It’s simply a waste of that investment to sit back and watch those recruits perform far below their abilities, with their cognition impaired by unnecessarily high levels of chronic stress."
I'm a bit nervous posting this, but hopefully it could be useful: My experience as a faculty member with clinical depression, and suggestions on how universities could do better at preventing mental health problems. H/t to @Cooganlab, who made pic below:
https://t.co/IXizN85vbx