Kat Kordas

sensory perception, eye tracking, synesthesia and all that jazz. Data & Research @purplegazing CogNeuro graduate @uva_amsterdam (she/her)

[Mikołaj Murczkiewicz @murczkiewiczyzm]

#Powodź #Wrocław
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[☽☾STARSET are the GOATs☽☾ @Crisis_Director]

i put poland in the washing machine
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[Kat Kordas @neuroslav]

@BDStanley ...then again, I don't think I count as "the kids" anymore haha

[Kat Kordas @neuroslav]

@BDStanley Posts like this are so wild to read as a 28yo PSB superfan who has been obsessed with them since like 2009/2010. Like I literally dressed up as Neil Tennant for a costume party once

[Kat Kordas @neuroslav]

@kittywenham 28 here and a superfan since I was 14 🙋‍♀️

[Science Magazine @ScienceMagazine]

"If we really want the best talent in science, then let’s foster environments across the scientific enterprise that invite neurodiversity and recognize the strengths of neurological differences," writes H. Holden Thorp in this week's #ScienceEditorial. https://t.co/9diFmO2zn4

[Kat Kordas @neuroslav]

@EikoFried @FriedEiko85625 Reported!

[ScienceOpen @Science_Open]

In celebration of #EarthDay2024 we are highlighting research on #ScienceOpen related to the environment and sustainability, including collections from @PLOS @CarsonCenter @UniWestPress @EIB @Pensoft @bdspublishing and more! https://t.co/JLDttx9Xyg

[ScienceOpen @Science_Open]

In our newest blog post, we highlight the role of open #preprint peer review in enhancing the quality and efficiency of traditional peer review. @ASAPbio_
#OpenAccess #OpenScience https://t.co/iDaytyaRlE

[ScienceOpen @Science_Open]

Today (April 12th) is the International Day of Human Space Flight, a day dedicated to honouring humankind's first journey beyond the Earth's atmosphere. To celebrate this occasion, we are highlighting some of the #spaceresearch on the ScienceOpen platform https://t.co/HJ8ZWYSDn0

[Guido Meijer @guido_meijer]

Neuroscientists will be like: How do we learn to play chess? To find out we trained mice to discriminate moving gratings

[Kat Kordas @neuroslav]

@shanhorandraws I believe this might be a form of spatial sequence synesthesia! My mental calendar also has January towards the bottom, but the months run clockwise :)

[ScienceOpen @Science_Open]

Clinical Virtual Research Center Journal of Ophthalmology @cvrcjournal is a new #OpenAccess journal that welcomes submissions from all areas of #ophthalmology, #optometry, and #visualsciences. Read more about the journal on the #ScienceOpen blog: https://t.co/S9N4MU9Kkg

[Kat Kordas @neuroslav]

@efecngz I write(?)

[Kat Kordas @neuroslav]

Super excited to be a part of this!! 🔥👀🧠👶

[Purple Gaze @purplegazing]

Thrilled to share 🎉 KinderGaze, our collab with @mindaffect_bci , has secured a €339K grant from the Province of Utrecht! Revolutionizing pediatric vision screening with #EyeTracking 👁️ & #EEG 🧠, we're making it inclusive for every child. Big thanks to @ProvUtrecht ! 🙏

[ScienceOpen @Science_Open]

As we conclude the first quarter of 2024, we would like to highlight some of the latest developments from ScienceOpen. #OpenAccess #OpenScience #Publishing https://t.co/qcTCyW0Vyt

[ScienceOpen @Science_Open]

We are delighted to announce a new partnership with Qatar University Press @QatarUniversity. The new collection from Ansaq Journal features interdisciplinary research in various facets of the #humanities. https://t.co/bGL1WkfrTi

[ScienceOpen @Science_Open]

We welcome the newest addition to the #ScienceOpen network: Journal of Applied Pharmaceutical Sciences. JAPS welcomes submissions from disciplines including #medicinalchemistry, #pharmacology, #toxicology, and computer-aided drug design. https://t.co/3FtjYDCxJC

[Dr Ruth Ann Harpur @drruthannharpur]

No, it's a disability and one with serious implications.

Denying reality and insisting disabilities are really abilities or super powers suggests it's really not ok to have disabilities - ironically perpetuating the stigma.

[Reid Southen @Rahll]

This is the sort of subtle, almost invisible replacement of artists by AI that we've all been worried about. It starts with fewer and fewer calls and emails until the work is just gone entirely. No mass layoffs, no severance, no announcements, just the quiet death of illustration