Sarah Bate

Professor of Psychology at Bournemouth University, UK. Researches prosopagnosia and superior face recognition:

[Holger Wiese @WieseHolger]

New review paper with @gkovacs1965 @VoiceSRS on familiar face recognition out now! We review recent advances in EEG/ERP research and present a refined theoretical approach. @DurhamPsych @DROdurham

https://t.co/t3rqbKY6On

[Sarah Bate @ProfSarahBate]

Our latest paper - Different facets of age perception in people with developmental prosopagnosia and “super-recognisers” | Cognitive Research: Principles and Implications | Full Text https://t.co/n1uXv3L8qK

[Cognition @CognitionJourn]

"Humans’ extreme face recognition abilities challenge the well-established familiarity effect"

📢New paper from: Gailt Yovel, Eden Bash, & @profsarahbate

https://t.co/SrSwnhbKa2

[Sarah Bate @ProfSarahBate]

Great collaboration with Galit Yovel and Eden Bash, examining the intersection of face familiarity and face recognition ability in #prosopagnosia and #superrecognition:
Humans' extreme face recognition abilities challenge the well-establis... https://t.co/BvCVAfX6Xv

[Alex Estudillo @AJEstudillo]

🚨New paper with my colleagues @qizhenggg and Ahamed Miflah🚨 https://t.co/J1jrD2ErRj

[Cognition @CognitionJourn]

"Face recognition's practical relevance: Social bonds, not social butterflies"

📢New paper from: @lauramengfors @jeremywilmer @drmeenie @gillesegignac @lauragermine @PersonPercept

https://t.co/Hi6RJRpMII

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[QJEP @SageQJEP]

Eye movement differences when recognising and learning moving and static faces
Natalie Butcher, Rachel J. Bennetts, Laura Sexton, Andrei Barbanta, and Karen Lander
https://t.co/ko3FivBp6J
@Dr_N_Butcher

[Team Bath Netball @TeamBathNetball]

Further to England Netball’s announcement this morning regarding Netball Super League 2.0 and the shock exclusion of Team Bath from season 2025 onwards, Team Bath has issued the following statement:

https://t.co/ruN4cp5NWz

[Prof Sarah-Jayne Blakemore @sjblakemore]

Anyone interested in applying for a UK-based postdoctoral research fellowship in psychology/neuroscience/mental health might find this list helpful (adapted, with permission, from @rogierK).
Relevant to any UK lab.

https://t.co/fYtBPiM0dW

[LSE Impact Blog @LSEImpactBlog]

💥New: "papers garnering the highest citation counts tended to be associated with longer reviewer reports, exceeding the average length."

#ScholComm @A_Maddi_ https://t.co/KzNp7hBkBi

[LSE Impact Blog @LSEImpactBlog]

Should you take on a side project to your PhD?

#PhDchat https://t.co/hADbjkndzj

[Bournemouth Uni @bournemouthuni]

New study underlines familial link in face processing disorders - read the full article here: https://t.co/DyFqpzxyjJ

[LSE Impact Blog @LSEImpactBlog]

Matthew Inglis, Elizabeth Gadd and Elizabeth Stokoe highlight eight qualities associated with high-scoring statements and suggest how they might improve environment statements in REF2029.

#ResearchCulture https://t.co/juitJyuaEM

[LSE Impact Blog @LSEImpactBlog]

Unfunded research: Why academics do it and its unvalued contribution to the impact agenda

#ResearchImpact https://t.co/NzItsY59sx

[LSE Impact Blog @LSEImpactBlog]

✍️women are not cited less per article than men, but that they accumulate fewer citations over time and at the career level. Cary Wu argues that a focus on research productivity is key to understanding and closing the gender citation gap.

#AcWri https://t.co/xV3bo0NfgP

[Research Fortnight @ResFortnight]

Opinion: Language of the REF reveals shifting expectations.

Environment statements map changing approaches to equality, say @MJInglis, @lizziegadd and @LizStokoe.

https://t.co/hel9P3wvgo

[Antônio Mello @avmello_]

Happy to share that my first first-author paper is out @TheLancet!

Here, we present a case of PMO, a striking neurological condition of visual perception that causes faces to appear distorted, and the first photorealistic visualizations of how these distortions are seen.

[Mark Reed @profmarkreed]

How much was a 4* impact case study worth in REF2021? New analysis by @JonCollett5 suggests they could be worth between £480,000 (panels C&D) and £880,000 (A&B) over the REF cycle. Thanks @SimonRKerridge for review feedback and Jon for insightful analysis! https://t.co/sLAWtX61T2

[Sarah Bate @ProfSarahBate]

Our latest paper: Both identity and non-identity face perception tasks predict developmental prosopagnosia and face recognition ability | Scientific Reports https://t.co/BTvk3ywfpF