This piece by Jason Chein, expert in brain & cognitive science, applies those findings to Vialva’s case. In fact, it urges the Supreme Court to revisit the “bright-line rule” setting 18 as the age where one's crimes should dictate whether you live or die. news.bloomberglaw.com/us-law-week/in…

My first "live" poster presentation in SpatialChat for #CNS2021- very cool! Even had people interrupting the speaker politely to ask questions like in-person The presenter Maria Brucato did great presenting work on the role of attention in various types of perspective-taking!

I'm excited and proud that this paper with Jason Chein, Vinod Venkatraman, and Laurence Steinberg is now out in PLOS One! journals.plos.org/plosone/articl…

Tomorrow, I'll be joining Martin Paulus, Marc Potenza, & Naomi Baron for a free Children and Screens webinar on screen-time and cognitive development - come join us: us02web.zoom.us/webinar/regist…

NEWS: Judge Phinn overturns Syed conviction "in the interest of justice"

⁦Temple University⁩ ⁦Jason Wingard⁩ Temple University, halting graduate student health care is wrong and inhumane! Fix this, please! vice.com/en/article/m7g…

🧠Neuroimaging peeps🧠 our field is blessed with beautiful visualizations. Our preprint provides 3 tools to help move toward code-based & replicable visualization: 📗practical guide (why should I?) 📦package selector (which one?) 🏗️code template generator (how do I start?) 👇🧵

excited about this new work from the lab led by Jeff Dennison (Jeff🌹) with Lindsey Tepfer (@lindseytepfer): "Tensorial independent component analysis reveals social and reward networks associated with major depressive disorder" onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/hb…

Insightful piece, as always, from ⁦Derek Thompson⁩ . Raises questions about whether we should blame epidemic adolescent depression on social media alone. ⁦@wallacejennieb⁩ theatlantic.com/newsletters/ar…

"Because many academics have limited knowledge of statistical models and their weaknesses, it is easy for people to be misled by studies that can’t possibly show what they intend to show." chronicle.com/article/when-i…

Have a look at our Matters Arising in @nature. nature.com/articles/s4158… We take a deeper dive into multivariate #BWAS (Brain-Wide Association Studies) reproducibility with additional methods that further emphasize the need for large sample sizes for BWAS

via @NYTOpinion Such a smart essay. It’s about time someone pointed this out. nytimes.com/2023/03/19/opi…

Noninvasive modulation of human corticostriatal activity | PNAS pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pn…

Some funders insist that research funded by them is published in open access journals (Plan S) - very good. However, journals charge huge amounts for OA publishing. Who pays? The funders. Great. But all that money could be used to fund actual research. The system is broken

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FREE FREE FREE Science Trainings from American Psychological Association! Register now!!!! ps - they're FREEEEEEEEEEEE 1/5 September 26: Introduction to Meta-Analysis: Basic Steps and Recent Advances with Noel Card, PhD click.info.apa.org/?qs=d31d43995a…

Check out this CosmopolitanUK article which discusses work from Jason Chein's lab ow.ly/ZTJEL #TUFaculty #GetPsyched

Exciting and much needed study on WM strategy use! Great work Alexandra Morrison and Jason Chein! x.com/Kane_WMC_Lab/s…

.Russ Poldrack's brilliant coinage for perhaps the most prevalent fMRI QRP, SHARKing: “Selecting Hypothesized Areas after Results are Known”