I'm honored to share I was just awarded the "Sataloff Award for Young Investigators" from @TVFPhiladelphia. What an exciting addition to an already great #voice conference!
Our nation is led by powerful women who educate, research, and kick ass - despite the systemic misogyny that they face at every turn. @WSJ should be ashamed of giving a platform to retogressive dogshit takes that @DrBiden should drop her EARNED credentials.
An excellent read by the always-brilliant @PR_Virtuoso, Elizabeth Edwards, exploring the chaotic fallout of mask-wearing communication in our country. Thrilled to have been able to contribute in a small way. Please take a few minutes to give it a read!
https://t.co/lMasCSCWqa
My latest blog post for @iMotionsGlobal explores the past and present of commercial neuroscience, covering five seminal studies from both academic and commercial research.
Neuromarketing has been built on decades of previous research - read our blog post to get an understanding of the past and present studies that have given rise to the field today: https://t.co/3y3NwMkl4U
Discussion of the importance and practicality of supporting research in business schools (cc:@murroscience) with topics applicable to many research-minded people
“A research project on an important topic does not stop once an article has been accepted in an academic journal”
Building on my talk at #nmwf2019, the latest iMotions blog post looks at what the "System 1"/"System 2" metaphor can - and, importantly, cannot - tell us about human cognition. #imotions#neuroscience
https://t.co/fDXEcAZtA7 via @imotionsglobal
Thanks to @CogNeuroNews for a great #CNS2019 conference in San Francisco!
It was a pleasure to connect with researchers in cognitive neuroscience from all over the world and share our booth with our amazing partner @EyeTechDS.
See you next year!
P. 29 Kahneman, thinking fast and slow. This shows how many people have read the book ;) when metaphors are dangerous and simplified how human cognition works #NMWF
Dr. Murray follows up the question my last tweet with... this is the WRONG question. We should instead ask, what are the NEW questions we can answer with neuroscience tools? #nmwf @murroscience