My debut work as a neuroscientist is finally out! A massive thanks to @HamidRamezanpou and my supervisor Peter Thier for their support! Our paper talks about a special area in the brain that helps us control gaze-following:
https://t.co/0UKMfAD1Ip
It's finally out, on Joe's last day in the lab before heading off to postdoc!
We asked whether a putative "social" brain area does anything unique with social cues when they're not used for any social reasoning. Turns out it does!
https://t.co/gNREZxjd0t
🚨 D-10 Reminder! 🚨
Don't forget to submit your abstract for the 10th edition of ESCBC!
🗓️ The deadline is July 15th!
Submit now 👉 https://t.co/hnUd2xFdf5
How Our Brain Deciphers Gaze Direction
A new study reveals how our brain detects gaze direction, with implications for diagnosing autism and Alzheimer's.
https://t.co/XcXNy2CJhE
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Great summary of our #Nature paper in @sciam. Thanks @LydiaDenworth#RobertSeyfarth “These are, quite frankly, extraordinary discoveries" & #MatthewRushworth “It is as if the neurons are keeping track of a register of social credit and debit.”
https://t.co/K0oCKEsufR
Hi all, if you're going to SFN, I'll be talking about "A cortical mechanism for eye-head-hand coordination: lateral prefrontal ‘gaze’ signals encode future head / hand motion during visually guided reach" NANO45, WCC150, 11/13/2023 2-2:15 PM.
And tomorrow: a bigger announcement!
🧪🎤The highlight of the Faculty Day was the #ScienceSlam. Seven young #scientists "dueled" in a competition of scientific short presentations by presenting their #research to the audience in a particularly creative way. 👏Congrats to the winner @Esteljevoor! 6/6 🧵
Excited to finally be here! I'm a Phd student based in Germany, working on gaze-following in monkeys.
Watch this space for more on social cognitive research, science communication, and art!
#phdlife#neuroscience#SciArt