Jessica McMaster

PhD student in Psychology at the University of Cambridge

[Samantha Mitchell @MitchellCSam]

The paracingulate sulcus is a fascinating brain structure, demonstrating individual variability that has been linked with reality monitoring ability & hallucinations. We've updated our paracingulate sulcus measurement protocol & made it freely available: https://t.co/5S4Z5MDF60

[Jon Simons @js_simons]

Congratulations to Memlab’s Helena Gellersen @HGellersen and Michael Siena on their PhD graduations. So great to celebrate their success, achieved over the most challenging times.

[Office for Statistics Regulation @StatsRegulation]

"Statistical Literacy – it’s all in the communication” - our new review published today explores what statistical literacy is and what it means for how statistics are communicated to the public https://t.co/JhAla2y7WH

[Helena Gellersen @HGellersen]

New preprint on memory fidelity across the lifespan: we show that any task with demands on representational fidelity is sensitive to ageing from midlife onwards. This is true for perception, short- and long-term memory. See https://t.co/htEGxrWx6r or https://t.co/uTeZitarnc
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[Helena Gellersen @HGellersen]

Now in press in Neurobiology of Aging: our work on neural and behavioural markers of medial temporal lobe integrity in healthy ageing and those at risk for mild cognitive impairment.
https://t.co/8zWWw3C6yO

[Philip Fine @philip_fine]

Congratulations to our @BPSCognitive UG Project winner Imogen Bird for her poster on feature binding and ageing. @CambPsych @js_simons @Cambridge_Uni #cogsec2022

[Dept of Psychology @CambPsych]

Congratulations to Imogen Bird, who has been awarded the @BPSCognitive Undergraduate Project Prize 2022. Imogen's project investigated how visual working memory is affected by age, and was supervised by @jessjessm4 and @js_simons https://t.co/Ve8BPecyFP

[Paul Bays @BaysLab]

New work with Jess McMaster & others: we show swap errors (item confusions) in cued recall are not a strategic response to forgotten items, but instead occur at exactly the rate predicted by variability in recall of the cue features https://t.co/Se1wQqr4g0

[Jon Simons @js_simons]

We're still looking for volunteers aged 40-65 years to take part in a new online study investigating lifestyle factors that may protect against cognitive decline. Sign up here: https://t.co/9JCeLh6v4K Please share! #ClimateAction #dementia #research

[Sarah Applegate @ThatApplegate]

Want to help towards positive #ClimateAction and help critical research into #dementia in just one hour - all from the comfort of home?
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https://t.co/Ngas1uDFiC

[Helena Gellersen @HGellersen]

New paper out now in Neuroimage: Clinical. We show differential patterns of cerebellar grey matter loss in Alzheimer's disease and healthy aging and characterise the cognitive profile of affected regions using three functional maps of the cerebellum. https://t.co/Ic7bQPr4yv

[Cambridge Centre for Data-Driven Discovery @CambridgeC2D3]

Aviva-Cambridge partnership welcomes three new PhD students for this academic year, funded by @AvivaInnovation!

Supply chain analytics @IfMCambridge. Cognitive decline @CambPsych. Explainable AI in DAMTP @FacultyMaths

Read more: https://t.co/bOXFuN7fBk

[Jessica McMaster @jessjessm4]

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[Jessica McMaster @jessjessm4]

Sponsor me by donating to Cancer Research UK https://t.co/GylAciGTcK

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@francescapicksx @squidslippers Maybe because I’m also a tough guy

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@francescapicksx I rate you

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[Jessica McMaster @jessjessm4]

@kadie_abbott @francescapicksx @SchofeReacts @walters6557 I saw the light 👼🏼

[Kadie Abbott @kadie_abbott]

Cannot wait to get this day over already. Looking forward tonight out with my girlies @francescapicksx @jessjessm4 💜🥂🍹🍾