Associate Professor in Cognitive Psychology at @UiB. Interested in decision-making in perception and memory: biases, uncertainty, noise, this kind of stuff.
New preprint! Serial dependence is assumed to be attractive, but some studies show repulsion. We replicated a surprising repulsive serial bias that switches to an attractive one when people get distracted during the memory maintenance. osf.io/preprints/psyarxiv/sk…
I just learned that there is an open postdoc position for AI in Psychology with us. The deadline is in two days, but if you are interested and willing to write a quick proposal, let me know. Topics: comp. modeling of VWM/perception, brain decoding.
jobbnorge.no/en/available-jo…
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Merry Christmas, from Sara, Guido, and the rest of the Hawkins clan.
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"We found that the reported use of open science practices in leading [criminology and criminal justice] journals is low, especially for pre-registration and open code, and that their reported use does not seem to be increasing over time."
link.springer.com/article/10…
I’m not super anxious abt this. Instead, distinguish yourself from the field
14. Also, it’s not about numbers of papers. A statement that says “I’ve published 25 papers” has wasted a sentence. People who have published just a handful of papers get great jobs bc they have ideas!
Here is a recording of my talk @CogCompNeuro last week on quantifying similarity in neural recordings
Very much enjoyed the Keynote Tutorial format for the conference. Links to our tutorial notebook below 👇
youtube.com/live/-xmLMWC2YlI…
New preprint w/ @fridaprintzlau & @KeisukeFukuda4 ! We show that attentional priority in visual working memory modulates retroactive biases in memory, *but NOT* proactive biases in perception osf.io/preprints/psyarxiv/2f… via @OSFramework
Are you looking for a precise monitor for vision science, eye-tracking, or EEG? In a new preprint, we tested an interesting new display option with excellent timing performance: "High-speed" organic light-emitting diode (OLED) monitors. A summary:🧵[1/n]
All kinds of exciting plans are afoot here @JohnsHopkins, and this is part of it! Three positions in Psychological & Brain Sciences — one each in cognitive psychology, cognitive neuroscience, & behavioral neuroscience. These are very broad searches (in both rank and area). Apply!
🚨 Johns Hopkins psych & brain sci is hiring! 🚨
TWO open-rank faculty positions: one in cognition, broadly construed, the other in cognitive neuroscience
We're excited about lots of research areas & approaches, including development & animal cognition!
apply.interfolio.com/155721
Deep in thought while on your way to work? Better watch out, could be a recipe for disaster! Yet, people are able to daydream and hold images in mind effortlessly, with eyes open. But when you also need to attend your surroundings, it gets tricky… Why? 🚨TWEEPRINT ALERT! 🚨1/n
Congratulations to the 2024 SfN award and prize recipients!
Their passion, innovation, and commitment to advancing the understanding of the brain are shaping the future of neuroscience.
SfN looks forward to celebrating their achievements at #SfN24!
Learn more about the recipients. 🔗 bit.ly/47q8bwV#NeuroTwitter#AcademicTwitter#SciTwitter
Getting high-quality #EyeTracking can be hard, especially when combined with other techniques like MEG or fMRI.
Therefore, I started collecting a few tips for improving data quality that you won't find in a manual. If you know more, please reach out! matthiasnau.com/eye_tracking…
This week during the annual meeting of European Conference on Visual Perception, I had the opportunity to share the results of our meta-analysis with @David__Pascucci and @ralfer and my, perhaps, uncommon view on serial dependence literature in visual perception.
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Another study highlighting that visual findings from mice don't generalize to primates.
cell.com/cell-reports/fullte…
2 thoughts:
1) It's fascinating that mice have no orientation columns - architectural constraints?
2) It's crazy nobody has directly shown orientation columns in humans
TUS holds great potential for neuroscience and clinical applications, but its success requires careful control for peripheral confounds. Let’s ensure noise doesn’t derail this powerful technology! Check out our eLife paper: doi.org/10.7554/eLife.88762.… Thread below 👇