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Happy Birthday to us!!! C.C.D.L. opened their doors for data collection 9 years ago today! I-LABS Andrea Stocco (he/him) @[email protected] Chantel Prat (she/her) We’ve done a lot of growing that we’re really proud of since then. You can check some of it out at sites.uw.edu/ccdl/

New research by Chantel Prat (she/her) extends research on natural la gauge learning to explain individual differences in the ability to learn programming languages! washington.edu/news/2020/03/0…

Here is a link to the newest CCDL journal article looking at individual differences in learning to program in Python. nature.com/articles/s4159… Chantel Prat (she/her) Thanks to @jm__ceballos for help with the beautiful figures (in 🐍).

We have an opening for a 1-year post-bacc full time (paid, of course) research assistant position. Please RT: Interested in the neural basis of reward learning? We have a last-minute opening to work on a project at the intersection of neuroscience and machine learning. /1

And just like that CCDL launches its 4th Ph.D. out into the world. Congrats Margarita and “you’re welcome” (again) Google! Chantel Prat (she/her)

New paper out in Cognitive Science from CCDL co-directors and former postdoc Lauren Graham shows that differences in the basal ganglia’s “Indirect” or “Avoid” pathway predicts fluid reasoning and problem solving abilities! washington.edu/news/2021/03/0…

Happy to announce that a project we have been working on for 2.5 years has finally seen the light! Our paper on modeling hippocampus volume reduction in PTSD is finally out [1/5]: dx.doi.org/10.1111/tops.1…

Are you attending #CogSci2021 ? If so, you might want to check out these presentations from our C.C.D.L. lab! 👇 /1

How much of resting-state activity is driven by spontaneous oscillations and how much by the brain processing this local activity much like a normal task stimulus? My colleagues and I tried to answer this in our new paper: doi.org/10.3389/fnins.… 1/13

What an honor to see my book in this line up! Feeling lucky?

So proud of my student Cher Yang 🏆And thanks to the Society for Mathematical Psychology organizers and attendees!

Guess what just came in the mail??? 💃🏻🥳📖

I’m so JAZZED to announce my book events! For those in the Pacific Northwest, @jevinwest and I will be at Elliott Bay Book Co. August 3 at 7:00pm. Then Andrea Stocco (he/him) @[email protected] and I will head down to Powell's Books on August 9th at 7:00pm. Please come out and bring your 🧠 questions!

"Caught in this cycle of wondering and knowing, one can iterate their way through life, feeling more curious, and possibly even more clueless, with each new day." Chantel Prat (she/her) on exploring the unknown. lithub.com/whats-the-poin…

This is beyond humbling. 🙏 Thank you!!! And happy birthday to my book baby, The Neuroscience of You!

Alright, folks, today is the BIG DAY!!!! Chantel Prat (she/her) 's book is finally out, and you can find it at the local bookstore or online---and even as an audiobook! 1/4🧵 penguinrandomhouse.com/books/624256/t…

Out this week in bookstores: 'The Neuroscience of You' by Chantel Prat (she/her). A truly exceptional new popular neuroscience book. It is beautifully written, smart as hell, and funny. penguinrandomhouse.com/books/624256/t…

Thank you Nautilus Magazine for publishing one of the key Take Aways from #TNOY For those of you looking for a sample, check this out! nautil.us/how-your-brain…

New paper out of C.C.D.L. lab! A lot of work has been done comparing cognitive architectures (ACTR, Soar) to brain data. But can you *infer* the architecture from brain data? Holly Hake and Catherine Sibert used Granger Causality to show that, yes, it's possible! 1/2

Exciting news: C.C.D.L. grad student Holly Hake (not on Twitter) won the CogSci Society Applied Modeling Prize at #CogSci2023! A thread 🧵1/7