Happy to share my new preprint, entitled “Mapping the Neural Taxonomy of Mental Objects in Moment-to-moment Cognition"! You may have heard about notions like pointers, object files, mental files, etc. across language science, vision science and the philosophy of mind. 1/2
Time to surf on tide🌊🌊: our traveling waves paper with @Artipago and Paul Sauseng is now online 🥳🥳
By investing the direction of alpha traveling waves we dissociated load-driven and distractor-driven inhibition during working memory.
Check it out at👉 https://t.co/kVIN4QKtG4
Is modularity a general organizational principle of the cortex? This principle has been demonstrated in the sensorimotor cortices dating back to the birth of neuroscience. But does it hold in the associate cortex, for example, PFC? Check my latest paper!
https://t.co/qwyHKPWSPm
Does the brain actively select targets and/or suppress distractors during rapid serial visual presentations?🤔The new ERP paper by Mark Glennon, Paul Sauseng and me got the answer!💡Check it out👇 https://t.co/cMzafZJ74P
Excited to share my new preprint with Paul Sauseng and @Artipago! 🥳By investigating the propagation direction of alpha waves, we distinguished between bottom-up and top-down inhibitory processes during working memory.
For more details:
https://t.co/F3inxx9at8
Hey everyone; our letter on Binding Problem 2.0 is finally out in Cognitive Science (https://t.co/9nmpQzZzwx)! For an overview of an earlier version of this paper please see this thread.
We have news on the Bayesian 👻 ! Brilliant Charline Peylo @ESterner_@YifZen and @ElisabethVCF provide evidence in favor of the Bayesian 👻 being casually linked to the premotor cortex 🧠 using TMS. Check out their pre-registered report on biorxiv!🥳
https://t.co/taK6OmvogE