Please contact me if you're looking for a job in MEG development and research! This is a position with a strong scientific focus and that can become a permanent one.

arxiv.org/abs/2409.02684 Very nice ! Roxana Zeraati Richard Gao

Deadline Sep 30: 3(!!!) asst. prof. (tenure track), Cognitive Science (area open), U. California San Diego apol-recruit.ucsd.edu/JPF04016

Come work with us! Happy to answer any questions on the project or position.

Go back in time (and seasons) and watch my CogSci Society keynote this summer in Rotterdam - “Neural Dynamics encode the Structure and Statistics of Language” - if you squint hard maybe you can feel the sun on your face! MaxPlanck-Psycholinguistics Donders Institute Max Planck Society underline.io/events/465/ses…

Three (!) open rank(!) tenured/tenure-track positions: high-level vision; 2) interaction of language and vision; 3) language, Cognitive Science, Johns Hopkins apply.interfolio.com/155270

Deadline Nov 1: Asst or assoc prof (tenure track/tenured), experimental and computational methods (area open), Linguistics, Pomona College academicjobsonline.org/ajo/PomonaColl…

‼️ new preprint out with andrea e. martin on connectionism: the framework that uses artificial neural networks to model human cognition: we split it into Modern and Classical (see figure) to show how the (meta)theoretical commitments (see table) changed dramatically after 2010 1/

read more here; I am too tired (unrelated reasons) to say more right now, but will return soon: doi.org/10.31234/osf.i… 2/

this is such a cool paper 🙌🏾🙌🏾🔥🔥

📢 Thrilled to announce that I received my first postdoc grant from the Bodossaki Foundation to study emotion transmission through musical creativity using EEG at the Department of Music Studies of the University of Athens - back to the crime scene where I did my undergrad! 🎶🎉

New paper alert! 🥳 andrea e. martin, Antje Meyer Psychology of Language Department @ MPINL and I investigated whether the 🧠builds sentence structure 🔺 differently depending on statistical properties of words 🧮. 👀delta band, surprisal, syntax, TRFs & TIME ⏱️ doi.org/10.1162/nol_a_… @mpi_NL Neurobiology of Language 1/🧵

8/ This suggests that there is a relationship between the statistical predictability of a word and the timing of higher-level operations such as structure building! ⏱️🤝🧮🤝🔺 🪢This ties in so beautifully with the models by Sanne ten Oever and L.A.A. Doumas and andrea e. martin

🧠For a more in-depth discussion, read our paper doi.org/10.1162/nol_a_… and the discussion of my PhD thesis pure.mpg.de/rest/items/ite… 🗨️Also ask me anything, I love to talk about this!

The structure and statistics of language jointly shape cross-frequency neural dynamics during spoken language comprehension. Just published by Hugo Weissbart & andrea e. martin. doi.org/10.1038/s41467…

Join us for the first-ever #BlackInNeuro Chapters Week with 🔥 events you won’t want to miss! From leveling up our coding skills with a Python workshop 💻, to our inaugural undergraduate research symposium🧠, and connecting IRL in NYC🗽, – it’s all happening from November 4-8th!

It is finally there 🥳!! Today is the very first day of #CuttingEEGX! 🎂If you have not registered yet, hurry up 🛼 ---> cuttingeegx.org/registration/

Lexical surprisal shapes the time course of syntactic structure building. New paper by dr. Sophie Slaats , Antje S. Meyer & andrea e. martin doi.org/10.1162/nol_a_…

Come work with us! ru.nl/en/working-at/…

🚨structural delays🚨: in our latest paper, we showed that the timing of syntactic structure building is affected by the probability of words ⏲️⤵️