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Just a reminder that I run another account Decision Neuroscience and Neuroeconomics Papers where I share links to recent decision neuroscience and neuroeconomics papers - in case that can be useful to someone. it's currently over 600+ papers over the last year and a half

We're thrilled to have Stefano Palminteri (@stepalminteri.bsky.social) + friends here with us for a week of scientific exchange and exploring rainy Hamburg. Join us for Stefano's talk on Thursday at 4:15pm at VMP11 or via Zoom. ☂️

Zoom link: uni-hamburg.zoom.us/j/8106128139?p…

We are having a great time! Thanks to Sebastian Gluth and the @GenPsychLab for having us! !! Great science and fun! :-)

Thanks again to Sebastian Gluth and the amazing @GenPsychLab for this week, it has been amazing! We so much look forward to the next opportunity! Looking forward to the next step of our German tour with Charley Wu (@thecharleywu.bsky.social)

We're excited to have Lucas Castillo visiting from Warwick with us for three months! Don't miss his talk at the Society for Mathematical Psychology conference in Tilburg next week! He will be talking about using random generation tasks to learn how people generate samples for choices, etc.

I'll be presenting tomorrow at Society for Mathematical Psychology -- "Characterizing People’s Sampling Engines Using Random Generation", at 12:20 in room 218. See you there!

✅New Paper (with Sebastian Gluth ) is now available online (frontiersin.org/journals/behav…) Here, we review the cognitive models incorporating eye-movement data and outline their assumptions and predictions about the interactions between visual attention, options, and choices. 👀💡

Curious about computational models incorporating eye-movement data? Check out Chih-Chung Ting's & Sebastian Gluth's latest review article!👀

Oh, hello there! You are looking for a postdoc position and you are curious about neural and computational mechanisms of flexible goal-directed decision-making? What a coincidence! We might be looking for you!

We had a fantastic time at our first lab retreat at the North Sea Coast in Büsum! Besides catching up on our research projects, we discussed challenges in modeling, the future of our field and lab, and career opportunities in science. Thanks to all for this great experience! 🌅

One surely doesn't...but we do! We're excited to announce that the former General Psychology Lab will now be the Cognitive Modelling & Decision Neuroscience (CMDN) Lab. Simply fits our research interests better (and sounds better). New look, same team! 🚀

Attending #SNE2024? Come find me and my poster on the role of attention in choice architecture for promoting sustainable behavior at the Consumer Neuroscience Satellite Symposium on Thursday or at Poster Session 3 on Sunday! 🇵🇹

Attending Neuroeconomics in Cascais? Don't miss out on my poster P1-F-35 tomorrow afternoon if you're curious about EEG surprise signals in observational learning 👀 Cognitive Modelling & Decision Neuroscience Sebastian Gluth #SNE2024

On my way to #SNE2024 in Lisbon - excited to return to the conference after two years! I will be presenting a poster "P3-I-200 - Bottom-Up and Top-Down Attention in Value-Based Choice" - some new work joint with Blair Shevlin and Clayton Hickey - check it out on Sunday

We're thrilled to welcome our new Lab Manager, Dr. Johannes Keyser, to the team! It's a privilege to have someone with Johannes level of expertise supporting our research. 🎉

Make sure to join us 12.12 at 2:15pm CET for our research colloquium! We are thrilled to have Prof. Fabian Grabenhorst giving an online talk on "A view-based decision mechanism for rewards in primate amygdala neurons" Abstract below; Zoom link in the comments

Now available eLife - the journal: elifesciences.org/reviewed-prepr… 🎉 Stay tuned for our revision 🤗

Make sure to join us this Thursday 09.01.25 at 2:15pm CET for our research colloquium! We are thrilled to have Kianté Fernandez (Kianté Fernandez) giving an online talk on "Extensions to the study of n-alternative value-based decisions making". Zoom link in the comments