Applying to Psych PhD programs? Considering applying to @UCSDPsychology?
For the third year in a row, we’re hosting a two-day virtual event for prospective students on October 17th & 18th. You can register and view the schedule at https://t.co/sR3I1VgCVX. 1/4
So excited to share my first PhD-project with my supervisor @mareikegrotheer and @KularHolly@kalatwt & Julia Jorgensen.🥳 Our MRI-study investigated responses in OTS-words (VWFA) when reading words in text & emoji format: https://t.co/FP7g4SVDRN More infos in this thread 🧵
@jannawwennberg @KularHolly & @suny0ungpark did some serious work this year at #vss2023, and now some choices have to be made for how best to update the lab Wall of Science! Maybe we’ll have to rotate regularly…
This afternoon, the @serences lab has FOUR presentations on attention & working memory! Come by Talk Room 1 @ 6:00 PM for a talk by @suny0ungpark, and to the Banyan Breezeway for posters (me, @KularHolly & @jannawwennberg).
Happy announcement: Starting July 2023, I'll be joining Rice University as an Assistant Professor in the Dept. of Psychological Sciences. I'm so excited to join the Rice community and to do lots of fun science in Houston!
(Image: dalle mini of brains + owls -- Go Owls!)
Applying to Psych PhD programs? Considering applying to @UCSDPsychology?
We’re hosting a two-day virtual event for prospective students on October 27th & 28th. You can register and view the schedule at https://t.co/sR3I1VydNv. 1/5
Our lab is looking for a motivated research technician to join us! Ideal for someone needing research experience before heading to grad/med school. Great opportunity to perform cutting edge neuroscience in a supportive and engaging community! Please RT!
https://t.co/8ItS1V0kCN
My first in-person conference exceeded all expectations! Thank you to the organizers and presenters. It was wonderful to make new vision science friends! #VSS2022
Excited to share our new work on infant development, which is now out in Nature Communications. We found that white matter bundles of the infant brain myelinate incredibly fast and that different white matter locations develop at different rates https://t.co/tZbOIX51Dq
Excited to share our work on infant brain development! Even though it seems like newborns sleep a lot, their brains are incredibly hard at work building brain tissue related to myelin and synapses in sensory-motor cortex in the first 6 months of life. https://t.co/2UAz1G3CDd
How do visual experiences shape the developing brain? #NEIfunded research suggests cortical recycling for adjusting to changing visual demands (infants: face recognition, older kids: word recognition). @JesseGomezBrain @dfinz@kalawt@KularHolly@vsnatu@StanfordBrain
Excited to share this awesome work led by Marisa Nordt where we find that the brain recycles areas to accommodate the growing cognitive demands of reading and face recognition in school-aged kids! @JesseGomezBrain @dfinz@KularHolly Alex Rezai @kalatwt https://t.co/ATiUPMTogJ
The Stanford University Psychology Department is seeking pregnant women for a paid research study on infant development! If you are interested in learning more, please visit our website (https://t.co/KyR4TvGYKs) or contact us directly at https://t.co/vff1VUZOMc
@fquerdasi I feel like I have two peaks myself! One right after waking up until 11am and another starting at 4pm. This sounds fun to track. How did you remember to record?