Ever wondered how closely #fMRI brain networks reflect a neural underpinning❓ We address this using simultaneous fMRI & widefield Ca²⁺ imaging in mice, and the answer is… complicated! 👉🧵[1/n] Jointly supervised by Evelyn & Luiz Pessoa nature.com/articles/s4146…

Presenting Lea’s work at COSYNE 2024 on [1-084] Differential Contributions of Anterior Cingulate and Orbito-Frontal Cortex to action timing and its self-monitoring in rats. #rodent #metacognition # ACC #cosyne2024 #cosyne24 - via #Whova event app

Speaking of animal minds, neuroscience explain this one!

Timekeeping rats estimate how long a task will take nature.com/articles/d4158…

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Pandas is a powerful data analysis and manipulation library for Python! NVIDIA just made Pandas 150x faster with zero code changes🔥 All you have to add is just a couple of lines of code: %load_ext cudf.pandas import pandas as pd

Huge thanks to Daryl Fougnie and @NYU_abudhabi for the invitation to share our research on timing & metacognition (Léa LB @duniagiomo Sena Bilgin)! Thanks to invaluable support of Narodowe Centrum Nauki that work is a collaborative effort between Polska Akademia Nauk Paris-Saclay Institute of Neuroscience and CNRS 🌍.

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Elsevier is one of the largest, most hated and most influential academic publishing companies in the world. How it started & how it's going A thread🧵

What does that all mean? You as a researcher pay to get access to your own work! You as a researcher review works of others for Elsevier journals for free! And if you want free access to your work, you pay about 1 month salary for one article! So, Non Solus (not alone)? We as

Who sits next to whom? Who’s best friends, and who keeps their distance? Turns out, macaques aren’t just roaming randomly — their space use reflects social bonds, hierarchy, and hidden group structures. 👉 lnkd.in/esm2z59f