Check out the new Laterality paper with critically reviewed recommendations on how to record, assess and report laterality data in human behavioural and brain research.
Here the link: https://t.co/29DRl3Dv0O
New paper on dichotic listening in two patients with complete callosotomy. Research revealed a left-ear extinction in the split brain that cannot be overcome by selective attention. Here the link: https://t.co/GWuRFuoaag
Are we studying sex and gender in neuroscience of mental health the right way? Listen to our podcast (Un)gendered brains to learn more on why this topic is important.
“There's quite a discrepancy between the health care services and outcomes for women and men.“ @nifti12
We are excited to announce our department has received the Athena Swan Silver Award for our commitment to gender equality! We are so proud of this achievement and look forward to continuing our progress in equity, diversity, and inclusion. #AthenaSwan#GenderEquality@AdvanceHE
Time for an update on sex/gender differences in verbal abilities. Sex/Gender Differences in Verbal Fluency and Verbal-Episodic Memory: A Meta-Analysis” is now published and is available at https://t.co/WXXiJALg7v
New publication (with @_MarkusHausmann)! Really happy to see our chapter on sex/gender differences in brain lateralisation and connectivity is now available online https://t.co/HDDt5nWvxU
New paper showing how much integration of attentional processes relies on commissural pathways: Revisiting the attentional bias in the split brain https://t.co/Jn45GWH4Yf
Laterality entering the next decade – The 25th anniversary of a journal devoted to asymmetries of brain, behaviour and cognition https://t.co/3AOgXcruNJ
This new paper from Dr Sarah Weber, Prof Markus Hausmann & colleagues revisits the ongoing debate about the relationship between #ability and #brain activity within the core #language network. You can download the paper here: https://t.co/uFgPAcQEsf
New from Prof Markus Hausmann & colleagues in Cortex:
"Antipsychotic effects of #sex#hormones and atypical hemispheric #asymmetries"
It's #openaccess for 50 days, then available via @DROdurham
https://t.co/pc6S7NT3Fm
https://t.co/nTfcBF4imW