My (first) first - author paper with @WilmaBainbridge on the Visual Mandela Effect is now online in @PsychScience! If you've ever wondered why you misremember a monocle on the Monopoly Man or Pikachu with a black-tipped tail, check it out!
https://t.co/hGjXuupFOX
Want to do eye-tracking studies in VR yourself? Check out our open source toolbox, vrGazeCore, and the beautiful corresponding tutorial led by @deepasri_p and @tommy_botch!
Wired just did an awesome piece featuring @trentdavis01 and my recent paper on predicting the memorability of artwork! Also has interviews with fellow memorability researchers like @zoyathinks and @CoenNeedell!
I'll be presenting my work about how different encoding formats can influence visual working memory tomorrow at #WMS2023! My talk will be in the very first session at 9:45am (CDT). Excited for the symposium!
How does what we see interact with what we remember? Delving into this topic, I wrote a chapter with @WilmaBainbridge covering memorability, caricatures, and more! Out soon in Oxford Research Encyclopedia of Neuroscience, but here's an early preprint! https://t.co/RBiK4CtZhb
New commentary paper with @sh4r11f now out in JNeuro ��Objects from Motion: Moving beyond Static Images with Object Kinematograms” https://t.co/39v5xvAYtw
New paper with @timothyfbrady and @violastoermer now out in PsychScience! “No fixed limit for storing simple visual features: realistic objects provide an efficient scaffold for holding features in mind” https://t.co/sZi6j6oM0q
Finally catching up on some work from our lab that’s come out over these past few months: two papers on feature-based attention, one on visual stabilization using EEG, and a cool new finding on visual working memory:
Today morning at #VSS2023 I'll be presenting my poster titled "Meaningful objects are privileged in working memory: Better incidental memory of recognizable relative to unrecognizable objects". Come chat with me about how meaningful features are represented in incidental memory!
I'm excited to see everyone soon at #VSS2023! Our lab has a lot of exciting research to show to you all. I'll be there only Mon & Tues so get in touch if you want to meet up.
We are excited to announce that we will be having our 4th annual Methods in Neuroscience at Dartmouth Summer School from 8/6-8/16/23 exploring how minds interact. Application deadline is 5/31/2023. https://t.co/TpFZDqb8ry
📢Postdoc alert!!📢
I'm looking for a postdoc to begin this summer or fall @DartmouthPBS . My lab studies how people talk about race in important relationships like friendships and mentor-mentee relationships. Come join me! Info below. Email application to [email protected]
Excited to announce that my first first-authored paper is out now in @ScienceAdvances https://t.co/SSfrGH4tB2 We collected 1 million+ memory ratings to show that semantic properties best explain what we remember. Major thanks to @WilmaBainbridge@martin_hebart@Chris_I_Baker
Excited to announce that my lab has gotten an #R01 with the National Eye Institute to look at the relationship of perception & memory in the mind & brain through memory drawings & seeing what these patterns look like in individuals with aphantasia. Eager to see what we discover!
@haxbylab is searching for a full-time Research Project Manager for a new grant-funded project.
This position could be an excellent opportunity for college graduates who are considering a career in computational cognitive neuroscience.
Email [email protected] for information.
We are seeking two individuals to join the team: a full-time Postdoctoral Researcher (info: https://t.co/92ZtrnGJDN) and a full-time Research Assistant/Lab Manager (info: https://t.co/1t44Tz1yJC). Come join an amazing community of scholars at @UChicagoPsych & @UChicago_Brains!
So excited to share our preprint! We constructed a biologically-inspired model that accounts for a range of consistent and inconsistent findings in the fMRI MVPA face-processing literature. Check it out!
Calling psychology post-docs and PhD students! Are you interested in writing a Journal Club piece for @NatRevPsych ? You'll write about a paper that is special to you or your field, with guidance from one of our editors. Learn how here: https://t.co/8dgTHykg7I