🚨 We’re recruiting a fully funded PhD student (from outside the UK) to join the lab with @tessamdekker.bsky.social 🌍👁️🧠 The PhD is part of IndiBrain.eu and will use cutting‑edge fMRI+qMRI+psychophysics to study information flow between eye and brain in ocular gene therapy. Apply by 27 Feb! t.ly/gahGB
We're hiring 2 RAs!
If you're interested in brain plasticity, neural and cognitive development and working with clinical populations (visual impairment) come work with us
Another amazing piece of work by @hunterschone.bsky.social
The only person I know that could have pulled off such a complicated project.
Really proud to be a part of it!
Excited to share our new preprint...
...𝑖𝑡'𝑠 𝑎𝑏𝑜𝑢𝑡 𝑡𝑖𝑚𝑒! ⏳
We find temporal confounds in fMRI that emulate neural patterns of perceptual learning.
These can be hard to spot with conventional RSA, but may influence our understanding of how prior knowledge shapes perception.
tinyurl.com/4bwy6nre
The title of the paper, "Beliefs about Perception Shape Perceptual Inference: An Ideal Observer Model of Detection", with the author names, and Fig. 1: a schematic of an inverse optics account of vision.
Our "I would have seen it if it were there" paper — a collaboration with @ranimo.bsky.social and @clarepress.bsky.social — is now out in Psych. Review.
There’s a lot in this paper, but here are what I see as the 3 main takeaways:
psycnet.apa.org/fulltext/202...
Hey Bluesky! I’m excited to share my new preprint with @matanmazor.bsky.social and @ruvidar.bsky.social, where we show that surface-level questionnaire filling behaviours drive correlations between mental health and metacognition (confidence ratings). osf.io/preprints/ps... [1/14]
Reminder that we’re hiring! We're looking for a postdoc supverivsed by
@tessamdekker.bsky.social
to study how early vision loss & treatments shape brain development. Join our Wellcome-funded project using neuroimaging and behavioral methods! Deadline March 1st, start date flexible. t.ly/2Yoel
So glad I had the privilege of being a part of this incredible life changing research
