WE ARE HIRING! Immediately seeking a lab manager/research assistant (start ~Sept 1, 2023) for several ongoing, externally funded projects. Psychophysics, modeling, fMRI, real-time fMRI, and metacognition/consciousness! https://t.co/66ceuqGNDm. Please share widely!!
SO EXCITED to have been promoted to associate prof w/ tenure at @ucicogsci!!
thank you to all my colleagues, friends, staff members, members of my lab who have been working so hard on their science, collaborators... I could not have done this w/o your support. So very grateful!!
SO excited to have this piece out now in @NatRevPsych!! Inspired by the classic "aperture problem", I discuss the importance of low-level stimulus factors in resolving perceptual ambiguity. check it out here: https://t.co/tZAKcY4Uy9 👀👀
kicking off the new academic year with smiling faces. almost the whole lab! here's to a happy, healthy, productive, & community-driven year together after 2.5 years of isolated home offices. #zotzotzot
If you use pupil size or (micro)saccade measurements in your research, check out our paper, out today in @ScienceAdvances!
We developed and validated a model that estimates arousal and cognitive variables from eye measurements.
Toolbox on @github.
https://t.co/JtgRZ3gC3e
At @FundConsc, we heard from Program Officers at NIH, NSF, ONR, and AFOSR and PIs who have received R01s (or similar) on funding. Here is a summary of what I learned: 👇
These agencies want to invest in high-risk, high-impact work. This came up a lot: proposals should be innovative, transformative, novel, revolutionary. Incremental = bad. Balance "kitchen sink" with over-ambition.
Many thanks to @TempletonWorld for funding this positive experience, to @meganakpeters, @BrianOdegaard2, and @noraabradford for organizing, and to everyone who came and contributed to the event. I feel energized about science! ✨🥰✨
Some of this is specific to my field (cognitive neuroscience) and programs present at this meeting, so bucket of salt. Feel free to add advice/best practices/info for grant writing.