Shrey Grover

Postdoctoral Associate in Psychological & Brain Sciences at Boston University.

[Shrey Grover @ShreyGrover7]

Our latest contribution: A meta-analysis of studies examining changes in cognitive function with transcranial alternating current stimulation (tACS). https://t.co/efLz0oYtCH

[Tim Behrens @behrenstimb]

Some cool new ideas about composition and replay from Zeb Kurth Nelson et al..
https://t.co/XmMOxWwkAk

[Chaz Firestone @chazfirestone]

Do the core properties of the Language of Thought apply to visual perception itself? We say yes! Happy to share this commentary on @quiltydunn @NicolasPorot @Ericmandelbaum's BBS paper. And yet another lovely experience collaborating across disciplines (w/ philosopher EJ Green)👇

[Shrey Grover @ShreyGrover7]

@IvanAlekseichuk @NIMHgov @Opitz_Lab Congratulations!

[Trends in Cognitive Sciences @TrendsCognSci]

The signature-testing approach to mapping biological and artificial intelligences

‘Opinion’ by @AlexhTaylor @amaliabastos @RachaelBrown42 @wileyprof, https://t.co/6lnfw1VIPV

[Ivan Alekseichuk @IvanAlekseichuk]

One vital question about #BrainStimulation and, in particular, tACS is dose. What is the Minimum Effective Dose (E-field) that induces direct neural effects? Check out new probabilistic meta-analysis @brainstimj by @Opitz_Lab, @MilesWischnews1, and me: https://t.co/UNXOQAVKRH

[Griffiths Computational Cognitive Science Lab @cocosci_lab]

Habituation and comparisons can result in depression, materialism, and overconsumption. Why are these disruptive features even part of human cognition?
New paper with Rachit Dubey and Peter Dayan in @PLOSCompBiol provides a RL perspective on this question
https://t.co/mUWM3P9o4B

[Jaan Aru @jaaanaru]

What makes us humans different from other animals?

@StanDehaene, @MSableMeyer and colleagues propose that "humans possess multiple internal languages of thought /.../ which encode and compress structures in various domains."

Out now in @TrendsCognSci

https://t.co/TKovpgVj9r