Professor of Psychology McGill University

Joined October 2022
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Thank you Shane Hewitt and iHeart Radio for an interesting chat about our work on gaze perception in @CommsPsychol @mcgillu @McGillScience @ASCLabMcGill I’m listening to iHeart ♫ @iHeartRadio iheart.com/podcast/962-shane…

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Excited to share news of our recent publication in @CommsPsychol Our brains can communicate wordlessly, through our eyes mcgill.ca/newsroom/channels/… via @mcgillu

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It has been lovely organizing Montréal's first #cogsci conference for undergraduate student research. What a privilege to have Dr. @Nancy_Kanwisher join us as keynote for this event! Open to all - academics, students, industry professionals & curious thinkers alike Register now🔽
Excited beyond words to welcome my scientific hero, Prof. Nancy Kanwisher, to Montreal for #CogSURF2025! This conference has been my passion project for months, and I can't wait to see it come to life. Reserve your spot now: cogsurf2025.eventbrite.ca 🧠
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Sad news for all current graduate students out there. ChatGPT pretrained on scientific papers of the last two decades can now predict the results of your study. Oops. nature.com/articles/s41562-0…
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The Amazing Brain Science Talks recordings are live on YouTube! 🎥 👉 Whether you're tuning in for the first time or revisiting your favourite talks, don't miss out: mcgill.ca/x/wEb Job well done by @AdrianNoriegaMD, @ProfRistic, @gabe030, @katiejensen & @DrJKhokhar 🎤
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Read about our study on the impacts of negative body image on performing and learning movements. Interestingly, the impacts are different for men and women. Thanks to @jude_bek @sabi_catz!
Negative body image affects ability to learn & perform physical movements, according to a new #UofT study 🪞 uoft.me/b49
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Viewpoint by @HBottemanne and @DrLucieJoly: Emerging research suggests that the paternal brain undergoes structural and functional changes even during pregnancy, likely influenced by hormonal shifts and caregiving experiences. ja.ma/4fs5jmo
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