Ph.D. student in ClaySpace Lab @NYUPsyc | RA @lewpealab | B.A. & M.S. @sysu_1924
Visual working memory & Cog neuroscience🧠
Love science, cooking & @DengPan18
The final version is finally out!
Thanks a lot to Dr. Clayton Curtis and all labmates for the generous help! Please check this out if you're interested in neural representations of visual working memories in human brains 😉
https://t.co/kL3udrTU3r @eLife
Attendees of #SfN26: be an early planner and mark your calendar on Sun Nov 15, 9:30-noon EST (WCC Ballroom B) for a Minisymposium, where a splendid lineup of scientists will showcase their works across methods and model systems that connect neural geometry with flexible behavior
We have 15 open positions at Astera Neuro! We're hiring experimental and computational neuroscientists and engineers to build a large-scale research effort aimed at understanding consciousness = the brain's internal model of world and self.
https://t.co/3modGIsJRG
We're looking for:
• Experimental Neuroscientists
• Computational Neuroscientists
• Optical Engineers
• Hardware Engineers
• Software Engineers
• Probe Engineers
• and more!
I'll share much more about our scientific vision soon. For now: I know we could never have built this in academia. The confluence of talent across different domains, the purposive design of the org structure and open science approach, and the deep, long-term support, all aimed at cracking the brain's internal model, is unprecedented.
If you want to understand consciousness, if you sense a huge gap between our internal experience of the world and our scientific understanding of it, if you believe systems neuroscience needs a fundamentally different, collaborative, and scaled up approach, we are building the ideal research environment for you.
I've never been more excited in my life. Across Astera Neuro, Astera AI, and Astera Simplex, we're creating a whole new discipline around one question: how does the brain build a world model: a symbolic system that perceives the real world from flickering sensory input streams and can think, plan, and experience? Everyone here is converging on this question from a different direction. The degree of conceptual focus combined with tactical breadth is thrilling.
If this sounds like you, come join us.
https://t.co/3modGIsJRG
Excited to share our new preprint: Temporal expectation triggers competition in working memory that leads to forgetting.
Appreciate all the help and support from @lewpealab@ZiyaoZhangZZ, and @elizebethnpntbr!
https://t.co/TnAJ4KHvvp
New lab paper! 🧠
Human hippocampal & MTL theta activity is linked to eye movements, but only during memory-guided navigation. Theta is also strongest during longer, more exploratory eye movements.
https://t.co/oK6rzUYsIa
Huge congrats to @humza_n_zubair & team! 👏
Hola #Sfn2025,
Clayspace Lab is excited to share 4 new posters from our lab on Working memory and neural dynamics! 🧠
Come stop by at our poster boards or find us around to discuss cool science. Details in the ad below 👇!
@SfNtweets#Neuroscience#SfN25
@KordingLab (and while I'm at it, the mother post would afford discussion of the new @eLife model, and the creation of @ImagingNeurosci : https://t.co/pzbGqrD69p)
I said it before and I'll say it again: Cognition is rhythmic
Contents of visual predictions oscillate at alpha frequencies
https://t.co/F5725iDQIJ
#neuroscience
New paper: Working memory readout varies with frontal theta rhythms. A theta traveling wave swept across the frontal cortex like radar, modulating working memory performance. Because cognition is rhythmic.
https://t.co/nmCcINu3ef
#neuroscience@MIT_Picower@mitbrainandcog@MIT
We’re hiring!
@sucholutsky and I are seeking a postdoc and RA for a project on trust in AI systems with folks at NYU, Princeton, BU, and Cornell
Positions open until filled. Apply soon! Please share 🔁
postdoc: https://t.co/iARVtYrMLN
RA: https://t.co/YKC320iSdA
Your brain's two halves hand-off perception like a baton in a relay race.
Miller Lab Postdoctoral Fellow Matt Broschard talks about his new discovery about the brain's hemispheres.
https://t.co/nO8HNpQ24g
#neuroscience
I’m super excited to finally put my recent work with @behrenstimb on bioRxiv, where we develop a new mechanistic theory of how PFC structures adaptive behaviour using attractor dynamics in space and time!
https://t.co/umhunhmUk0
1/8
In our Trends in Cogn Sci paper we point to the connectivity crisis in task-based human EEG/MEG research: many connectivity metrics, too little replication. Time for community-wide benchmarking to build robust, generalisable measures across labs & tasks. https://t.co/Hu1cXUSszA
Now out in @NatureNeuro
What happens to the brain’s body map when a body-part is removed?
Scanning patients before and up to 5 yrs after undergoing an arm amputation, we discovered the brain’s body map is strikingly preserved despite amputation
https://t.co/ffWmt20DGF
🧵1/18
Just attended a talk by MIT’s @MillerLabMIT , organized by @PessoaBrain for SPN: “Cognition Emerges from Neural Dynamics.” Highlight: “Brain, as an analog computer, where the brainwaves do the computations.” Sharing a few key slides. #neuroscience#brain#brainwaves
https://t.co/LqpqRi8z1A
Excited to share our new paper in @ScienceAdvances ! We report a novel phenomenon in motor control: your current movement is repelled away from your previous one. Modeling suggests this repulsion reflects efficient coding in motor planning.