Our review on Language in Brains, Minds, and Machines (with Nancy Kanwisher @[email protected] Ev (like in 'evidence', not Eve) Fedorenko 🇺🇦) is now officially published and the volume is OPEN access! annualreviews.org/content/journa…

Excited to share that my postdoctoral work Stanford Vision and Perception Neuroscience Lab Stanford Psychology is finally out in Nature Communications! Thanks to the superb team kalatwit & Insub kim! nature.com/articles/s4146…

#SNL2024 Annual Meeting | Symposium Abstract Intracranial recordings (iEEG, ECoG) uniquely provide both high spatial and temporal resolution, enabling researchers to study local neural populations at a scale that approaches advances in anim... read more: bit.ly/4bMiSLC

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/-xmLMWC2Y…

Check out our latest profile! Dr. Ev Fedorenko studies the neuroscience of language. To listen to the full interview and learn more, follow the link below! 🧠 storiesofwin.org/profiles/2024/… #WomenInNeuroscience #WomenInNeuro #StoriesOfWiN

My lab and collaborators are hiring for several positions, postdocs through lab staff (typically people between undergrad and maybe grad school). If you are interested in any of: fieldwork, probability, number learning, algorithms, cognitive modeling -- please get in touch!

Ever thought that a transformer's full access to context isn't very human-like? Our paper (w/ Marco Marelli, #CMCL) is out! tl;dr: increasing attention on nearby words improves the correlation between surprisal and reading times aclanthology.org/2024.cmcl-1.3/ (1/11)

Really excited to share that I'm hiring for a Research Scientist position in our team! If you're interested in the kind of cognitively-oriented work we've been doing on learning & generalization, data properties, representations, LMs, or agents, please check it out!

Great to see our work on developing methods towards identifying the brain’s learning rules featured in The Economist today! Thanks Ainslie Johnstone for writing this piece! For more details, here's the original tweetprint 🧵👇: x.com/aran_nayebi/st…

Computational neuroscience merges biology’s search for brain mechanisms with an engineering-like pursuit of realistic models to try and answer big questions about cognition and what goes wrong in disease. Explore the allure of the field and much more in tomorrow’s

We are looking for data from the community to help us prepare for #CCN2025! If you have a few minutes to help out, fill out this survey: forms.gle/6q6CA3VPp1f5rT… - due Aug 31 - 2-10 min (depending on how much optional feedback) - Open to *both* #CCN2024 attendees + non-attendees

Want to study how humans think about social relationships? I'm reading grad applications this cycle! More about me ashleyjthomas.com more about the Thomas Lab harvardlds.org/our-labs/thoma…

Life update: I’ll be starting (this week!) as an Assistant Professor in the Yale philosophy department and cognitive science program, affiliated with the Wu Tsai Institute’s Center for Neurocomputation. I’ll also be launching the Computational Cognitive Architecture lab –

Regev, Casto et al. show how neural populations in the language network process information over different timescales. nature.com/articles/s4156…

I am looking for a postdoc to join our group via our training grant in computational psychiatry. Please DM me if you are interested in learning more. brown.edu/carney/trainin…

Does registration of folding patterns always do a good job of aligning brain function? Thrilled to share our work #JOSA, a joint spherical #registration method that uses functional data to drive registration to achieve superior performance in geometric and functional registration

Learn more here: silencer1127.github.io/software/JOSA/… with Greta Tuckute , Ev (like in 'evidence', not Eve) Fedorenko 🇺🇦 , Brian Edlow , Adrian Dalca , and @BruceFischl.

Please RT: I am looking to hire a research assistant to help recruit, schedule and run human participants in auditory perception experiments at MIT. Preferably full-time, but could be part-time. Ideal for someone looking to get more research experience in advance of grad school.

Truly inspiring Kavli prize lecture by Nancy Kanwisher @[email protected] this morning Universitetet i Oslo

We. are. hiring! New TT Asst Prof in SLHS. Any scientific area. Excited about applicants who will build on the multidisciplinary, diverse, collaborative, research emphasis in our department. More info at the AJO link below, or ping me with questions. academicjobsonline.org/ajo/jobs/28196