Increasing and decreasing inter-regional brain coupling increases and decreases oscillatory activity in the human brain. New paper out in @PNASNews https://t.co/OnAvOYjoqP
With @LennartVerhagen@MKFlugge@RalucaFDavid and Matthew Rushworth. Summary 👇👇
Summer at #essexpsychology is bittersweet. We celebrate and say goodbye to the Class of 2024 but prepare to welcome all of the new students of the Class of 2027! We can't wait to see you on campus this October!
Dr. Max Roberts of #essexpsychology (@tubemapcentral) has released an updated version of his innovative concentric circle map of the London Underground and Overground. Easier to read and more geographically accurate than the official Tfl map, ... 1/2
Excited to share this article highlighting our recent paper on #PNAS! Proud of my team's hard work and the insights we've uncovered. Check it out! Mirroring Minds: How Brain Circuits Drive Imitative Behavior - https://t.co/gp2njzQfIH via @neurosciencenew
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Want to come and see all of the incredible opportunities the Psychology department offers? Sign up to visit campus during one of our Open Days! Next chance is on June 15th - hope to see you there! #essexpsychology#openday
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If you are looking for a Psychology degree with outstanding research-led teaching, you should come to study with us! You'll love it!
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Finally out in Nature Communications!
Great team effort with @EFouragnan
In this new work we show that cardiac fluctuations can influence learning-related internal representations
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Important publication for my lab, spearheaded by the great @ThemisEfth. 500ms of weak smiling creates the illusion of happiness in ambiguous faces. Is this the most controlled demonstration yet of how facial muscle activation impacts facial emotion recognition? We think so.