Thrilled to announce our lab has received the Notice of Award for our first @NIMHgov R01! 🎉
We'll be tackling anhedonia in schizophrenia using computational psychiatry. Huge thanks to our incredible lab members and collaborators🙌
@ColumbiaPsych@ColumbiaMed
🚨A new preprint! If you are curious about reward/punishment anticipation in psychiatry and computational mechanisms, we have something for you. Please take a look! Thanks to @kyo_iigaya@IAitsahalia Krishan and Toby, happy to be part of this team. https://t.co/oIOR2wJdxO
During my PhD I took daily pictures of #QueenSquare from my @UCL_ICN office window.
Excited to start a new chapter today as Clinical Lecturer @UCLPsychiatry.
I hope my desk view is as good…
Today I'm very happy to share our recent work, with @spk3lly and @neuromurphy!
We show that centroparietal EEG signals track momentary belief updates rather than an integrated decision variable across samples in a discrete token, volatile environment task
https://t.co/dvQ90EiAka
Finally published!!
“Bayesian at heart ♥️: Towards autonomic outflow estimation via generative state-space modelling of heart-rate dynamics”
Estimating HR as a hidden process whose properties can be estimated via Bayesian methods
https://t.co/1nLZm69BhO
How can we believe something different than what we perceive? Happy to share our work on this with @GuillermoHorga ,@marianne_brkr and Florian Ragalmuto, now out in @NatureComms : https://t.co/41ntZRTSuu
Light–Dark and Activity Rhythm Therapy (L-DART) to Improve Sleep in People with Schizophrenia Spectrum Disorders: A Single-Group Mixed Methods Study of Feasibility, Acceptability and Adherence https://t.co/94lIfrEr7K #mdpiclockssleep via @MDPIOpenAccess
Glad to see this review with @Anne_On_Tweet @ccnlab (and my artwork!) being featured on the cover of the @TrendsCognSci December issue. The illustration is meant to convey the idea that "goals" shape cognition https://t.co/He6PIpQdt9
The notion that goals are central to human cognition is intuitive, yet learning and decision-making researchers have often overlooked the topic. In this @TrendsCognSci article, @Anne_On_Tw and I propose it’s time to start studying goals in their own right https://t.co/6S5VyaaJ1d
The value we place on an option depends on the context and available alternatives. But why does getting $1 when the possibilities were 0 or 1 feel much better than when the possibilities were 1 or 10? 🧵👇 1/7