There is a job opening in EEG/fmri and emotion research in my group. Apply if you’re interested and pass along if you know of somebody who might be:
https://t.co/doX8Ahnmvd
Bielefeld University is looking for a senior scientist/head physicist for its new MR Imaging Core Facility.
Please distribute among those interested and apply if you’re interested yourself:
https://t.co/7la4Aa508Q
Happy to share our latest research and many thanks to the whole team for making this possible! Let’s continue along these lines for the benefit of severely disabled people!
https://t.co/oGLHTblkbY
Finally out! Our results on EEG correlates of emotional face processing following temporal lobe resection including amygdala. Laterality matters a lot! Thanks for amazing work by Enya Weidner @eweidner1 and the entire team: https://t.co/1LyWCbNtQc
Happy Easter to all of you!
We have some interesting new research out now for those of you interested in fmri, connectivity, memory and epilepsy: https://t.co/KkeTD0FV23
Here is an exciting call for interdisciplinary research groups at ZIF-the Center for interdisciplinary research in Bielefeld, Germany. ZIF is the oldest institute of advanced studies in Germany and offers outstanding support to its groups. Find out more: https://t.co/RTnQCLMykF
We‘re looking for a PhD student who is interested in continuing our work on disorders of consciousness and brain computer interfaces. This is work for enthusiasts!
The ad is here: https://t.co/7wa9Fl3pNR
Excited about today’s talk @lunduniversity reviewing all our work on emotions in words processing. It’s been a lot of interesting stuff with the help of many people and still much to find out https://t.co/01K2xu9wkq now in the context of https://t.co/d7OfvjCjZX
Here‘s our latest on recognizing facial expressions. While the topic is pretty classic, the work shows how far you can get by combining behavioral and computational methods. Thanks to the great Martin Wegrzyn. Enjoy!
https://t.co/X5m15M20Z4
While we have learned a lot from MEG/EEG on alpha and gamma modulations by the allocation of spatial attention, much less is known about these effects intracranially ... see our new paper on alpha and gamma/HFA cross-frequency interactions in ECoG data
https://t.co/aS7VIZwfJn
[Review] "we propose that ‘context’, like other elements of long-term memory, is reconstructed as part of recollection. Indeed, context makes no sense until the point of recall." Open access. https://t.co/10Iiv29j8V
By studying 85 patients who had previously undergone temporal lobe epilepsy surgery, Mhanna et al. found that declines in naming ability post-surgery were associated with removal of key language areas in the left hemisphere. https://t.co/05pfgpneen
If you’re interested in behavioral mechanisms of facial expression perception, here’s recent work by Martin Wegrzyn on this, all analyses and code included and just accepted yesterday! https://t.co/2G2mjF2q7l