Taylor Chamberlain

[Nature Neuroscience @NatureNeuro]

The macaque brain can link action to value in a choice task through neural population subspaces, balancing reliable binding of action to value and generalization to novel stimuli

@wjeffjohnston @JustFineNeuro @NeuroPolarbear

https://t.co/qha47bVO0L

[Clara Sava-Segal @csavasegal]

#SANS2024 @SANS_news

Check out my poster (with @esfinn and twitterless Tory Benson) this afternoon (P3-F-44) about how multivariate neural pattern track within-subject shifts in subjective interpretations

[Rekha Varrier (she/her) @Rekha_Va]

Today at #SANS2024. I'll be presenting our work that looks at the shared and individual processes involved when people interpret Heider and Simmel-esque social interaction animations! Poster# P3-A-1

[Hayoung Song @HayoungSong5]

Excited to join the @WUSTLneurosci & CTCN community this fall! I will be exploring computational models of event cognition, neural dynamics across scales, and much more!🧠

[Carlos Cardenas-Iniguez @kharloews]

My paper with @Marybel08 with recommendations on responsibly using and communicating race and ethnicity concepts in neuroimaging is out in Nature Neuroscience!

Free-to-view link is here! See details in the quoted post!
https://t.co/Jc1CvJ7oUu

Best birthday gift so far!

[Mariam Aly @mariam_s_aly]

In long-term memory, the hippocampus is important for recollection; but in working memory it tracks global familiarity.

We provide data in support of this conclusion & describe how computational models naturally account for these distinct signals.

https://t.co/DbJ3ifYbTT

[Chey Wakeland-Hart @HartWakeland]

1/3 When I see an image, I can’t tell how memorable it will be, but I CAN pick up on the feelings that it evokes. Can the feelings evoked by an image help me predict its memorability? https://t.co/BAH22xl4M0

[Ziwei Zhang @zzwziwei]

🎉Excited to share my first first author paper in grad school! https://t.co/eOj1sgzc5b Our attentional states wax and wane. How does this impact our learning of regularities in the environment? 1/9

[Jin Ke @jinke828]

Excited to share this new preprint in collaboration with @HayoungSong5 Zihan Bai @monicarosenb @YuanChangLeong :

Dynamic functional connectivity encodes generalizable representations of emotional arousal but not valence (1/10)

https://t.co/AImhlKSjSG

[Monica Rosenberg @monicarosenb]

Feeling fomo for #SfN2023! If you're there check out Ziwei Zhang's poster VV49 on edge-based predictors of surprise from 1-5p today @zzwziwei
https://t.co/POUGyDjDf6

[Berna Güler @brnglr93]

Check out our new preprint 🌻 We tried to disentangle the contributions of contextual stability and prediction error in event segmentation with two experiments. We manipulated the contextual stability while keeping the prediction error constant ++ https://t.co/t4o8q52WgI

[Tommy Botch @tommy_botch]

Why do people process language differently from each other?

In a new paper, @esfinn and I show that the “concreteness” of word meanings plays a central role in shaping our unique experiences of natural language.

Preprint: https://t.co/GSPFcA2VQG

Thread below! 1/9

[Hannah Tarder-Stoll @hannahtstoll]

I'm so unbelievably excited to share our latest work, the heart and soul of my PhD! With @ChrisBaldassano & @mariam_s_aly

We show that temporal structure is represented bidirectionally and hierarchically across the brain to guide multistep prediction 👇

https://t.co/LDqfAyCj5c

[Hayoung Song @HayoungSong5]

Out in @eLife! https://t.co/6CeECQ3yab
Brain activity travels between a small number of states in a low-d space based on what we are thinking and paying attention to.
Cog+sys neuro perspective on how large-scale brain dynamics reflect ongoing thoughts in a variety of contexts.🧠