"The charge of pseudoscience is not only inaccurate, it is also pernicious ... an attempt to “deplatform” or silence integrated information theory – to deny it deserves serious attention."
... for those who have not reached "IIT debate saturation"
https://t.co/cweZBqkkFe
📈🧠EEG Data Release!!!🧠📈
@MemoryLab's data from the Penn Electrophysiology of Encoding and Retrieval Study (PEERS) is on @OpenNeuroOrg in @BIDSstandard format!!!
Feat. 364(!!) subjects performing up to 24 sessions of #memory tasks with scalp #eeg.
https://t.co/7wkoWcomPr
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“We hope this recognition raises awareness of the needs of people with #aphasia and the importance of partnering with consumers.” - Professor David Copland on #QARC (@UQ_News) receiving NHMRC’s 2023 Consumer Engagement Award.
https://t.co/ZNMWSz53xJ
#AphasiaAwarenessMonth
I'm glad to say that my first paper as a postdoc at @LCBS_Lab is now out in JoCN! Check it out to know more about the neural basis of speech errors in healthy participants: https://t.co/0X93aucEsZ
Enjoyed presenting some of the more recent work from my PhD at the Australasian Neuroscience Society conference in Melbourne. Great to see some familiar faces as well! @AusNeuroSoc#ANS2022
Our paper on using Optimal Transport to compare human cortical surfaces was accepted at #NeurIPS22 🥳
We implement a new OT solver (FUGW) to compare human brains although their anatomy and functional activity patterns differ a lot.
https://t.co/MvB7Xevoel
https://t.co/djYFTIonmX
3rd PhD study now published in Aphasiology:
Outcomes from a pilot dose comparison study of naming therapy in aphasia
https://t.co/qUxiIkce12
DM for free online access.
@rose_mirandaros@michaelwdickey@MarcellaC_SP
A brief description of the pilot study follows: