Finally out: https://t.co/D4FF8RqEPd
fMRI during naturalistic story listening in noise, looking at event-segmentation and ISC signatures. Listeners stay engaged and comprehend the gist even in moderate noise.
with @aysha_motala@RyanAPanela@ingridjohnsrude
New work from the lab: https://t.co/nZzQ0CmDiz
Mobile eye-tracking glasses assess listening effort through pupil size and eye movements as good as a stationary eye tracker. But mobile glasses also show that people reduce their head movements when listening becomes more effortful.
Our lab https://t.co/Yo4OWYyQDd @rotmanresearch in Toronto is recruiting a graduate student for Fall 2026. We work on cognition, hearing, hearing loss, cognition-hearing link, and social consequences of hearing loss. Get in-touch (email). UofT details https://t.co/dqgWqH8eDb
Automated, language-agnostic speech recall scoring is now published in Trends in Hearing: https://t.co/tgUJXF0IRX
This opens new avenues for speech comprehension research, making assessments of narrative speech recall a bit easier.
⚠️Permanent position (E13) as lab manager (psychophysiology, experimental behavioral neuroscience) at University of Bielefeld. Earliest starting date is in July but later is absolutely possible. Please share widely https://t.co/EAyBze5iTR
*** Job Alert *** Assistant Professor position in my School (AI discipline in the School of Computer Science and Statistics, Trinity College Dublin, Ireland) @tcddublinscss@tcddublin https://t.co/Rl8QWOCCQ3
Interested in automated scoring of speech recall across languages? Check out this new preprint. https://t.co/XSKPoFmbbM
Possibly helping the hearing sciences to use more naturalistic speech materials to assess comprehension.
Final call to UK and international candidates (Closing date: 2nd March 2025)! Join us as Full Professor in Human/Cognitive/Translational Neuroscience with the opportunity to step in as (Co-)Director at the
@TheCHBH
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Distilling the potential impact of science based on a title is so dangerous. Some of the biggest biomedical breakthroughs came from research that, at first glance, seemed ‘pointless or unrelated. Here are a few that I'm sure might have caused an uproar in the headlines:
New PI position at SickKids for people interested in neural and glial mechanisms of cognition. Please share widely and apply!
Science Careers - https://t.co/S0Hn5dWMof
Nature Careers - https://t.co/BG1VsunjKz
SUPER excited to share this opening for a senior (Assoc/Full) Professor of Psychiatry + endowed Chair at Dartmouth! We are looking for a translational research scientist using imaging (fMRI, fNIRS, fUS) and/or neurostimulation (TMS, tTIS, tACS/DCS, tFUS) to join the Neural Code Cluster. Please apply and help us spread the word!
https://t.co/cIbvBgzMTk