We are pleased to announce that booking is now open for our training courses next term!
Courses are open to all PhD students and staff @Cambridge_Uni, sign up now to develop your AI skills and apply them in your research.
Find out more and book: https://t.co/YdvTDh6YCm
What a great week during the Summer School (Representations in CogNeuro). Thank you to all the amazing attendees and speakers (@haxbylab@MarWimber@martin_hebart @CKerren @reznikdan and @AnaPalenciano). Looking forward to try to repeat this again!
[Review] Large language models (LLMs) "are not designed to provide particularly strong or weak support for or against any particular theory of human linguistic cognition [...] LLMs are not theories, they are tools." Open access. https://t.co/QUxwamy7cV
@DefraGovUK's Social Science Expert Group (SSEG) is recruiting, looking for UK academics with expertise in social science. SSEG provides expert advice on key issues and influences policy through effective use of evidence. For further info, please see: https://t.co/W6OwTxL035
🚨 New article 🚨
Open LLMs are powerful and reproducible alternatives to closed models like GPT or Gemini.
In this tutorial, we (@ZakASHussain, @marcel_binz, @rui__mata) explain how LLMs work and show how to apply open LLMs to behavioral science questions using the @huggingface ecosystem.
Article: https://t.co/0ntVUe0XCg
Repository: https://t.co/D6M17BK2A2
[Review] "Modern language models and vector-symbolic architectures show that vector-based models are capable of handling the compositional, structured, and symbolic properties required for human concepts" https://t.co/6ZzjyzPVOF
Excited to announce the 10th Conference of the İnternational Society of Gesture Studies to be held in Nijmegen NL 9-11 July 2025 coorg by @DondersInst@MPI_NL@CLSRadboud@GestureSociety https://t.co/VnAbkOFj93 check our website for keynotes and timeline also available in IS
New preprint with @edmundlalor where we show that non-stationarity impairs encoding models trained on continuous neural recordings. This can be remedied by appropriate segmentation of the data (for EEG, 10s seems like a reasonable default).
https://t.co/fq6k5cseAx
1/13 Heavily updated preprint! https://t.co/3qk9HINGuB
We show that the contextual information encoded in Large Language Models (LLMs) is beneficial for modelling the complex visual information extracted by the brain from natural scenes. 🧵
Out now!
Early language experience modulates the tradeoff between acoustic-temporal and lexico-semantic cortical tracking of speech
https://t.co/8xiZk4waQ8
led by @josejperez_
w/ @KlimovichAna @lizarazu_mikel myself @_MarieLallier_ @Nic_Molinaro
@BRhyCo1@SpeechB_Bcbl@bcbl_
🎉What a day! - we've had a wealth of expertise showcased at #CamNeuroSciComm - key messages, help & guidance for all!
'Being a better communicator will make you a better scientist' from the wonderful @beccasue99@mrccbu
Thank you so much @Newnham_College@Newnham_Conf 🥂
Are you a UK or Republic Ireland student studying psychology, cognitive neurosciences or related, and in your penultimate year looking to gain research experience? The @mrccbu is offering a 6-week undergraduate summer placement scheme. Find out more: https://t.co/AYG3PCKbF6
@AlexWoolgar and I are seeking a postdoc with strong analysis skills! Project applies ML decoding to EEG recordings of autistic non-speakers during audiobook listening, to understand receptive language processing. Based in Cambridge, UK. More details here: https://t.co/4JF3nviGqL
The Woolf Essay Prize is now open to women in Y12 or equivalent!
Perfect for people with an interest in literature, women's history, and society.
Find the list of questions on our website: https://t.co/qr9ljOWoMD
#Oxford#Cambridge#Oxbridge#Teacher#Essaywriting#competition
New comment in Nature Human Behavior with my former bachelor student Eline Ensinck: "Make abandoned research publicly available". We argue it is time to be honest about the content of our file drawers, and the varied reasons studies remain unshared. https://t.co/rZKDKPcTwE >
An fMRI/MEG study using RSA & representational connectivity analyses suggests that semantic information makes a rapid & distinct contribution to visual object recognition that is linked to feedback activity from the anterior temporal lobes: https://t.co/WDYCUOZ8hq