New post by @wiringthebrain.bsky.social Kevin J. Mitchell: "What questions should a comprehensive theory of consciousness consider?" doi.org/10.21428/8e6...

New post by Jacqueline Fulvio, in response to @bradpostle.bsky.social and @wmatchin.bsky.social: "Gender bias in citation practices four year later – is it working?" doi.org/10.21428/8e6...

New post by J. Leon Kenemans responding to work by Weber et al. (2024): "Action cancellation and salience of the cancellation signal". doi.org/10.21428/8e6...

#Bradfest Symposium in honor of @bradpostle.bsky.social 60th Birthday.

@jocnforum.bsky.social was made for this! discussions are threaded and, because posts (including responses) get dois, all the relevant arguments are in one place; would minimize the "yeah, but you're missing the counter-argument that I made on platform X [that may or may not still be accessible...]

Thanks @bradpostle.bsky.social & @wmatchin.bsky.social for organizing this, for giving me the opportunity to present on behalf of @imagingneurosci.bsky.social, and for this excellent write-up of the session 🙏🏻 Next up: #ISMRM2025 🏝 diffusion study group, where I'll make a cameo to talk about this!

New post by @bradpostle.bsky.social and @wmatchin.bsky.social: "New Directions in Scientific Communication", regarding symposium at #CNS2025, including participants @anastasiayendiki.bsky.social, Jacqueline Fulvio, and Michael Frank www.cogneurosociety.org/symposia/?sy... doi.org/10.21428/8e6...

New post by @bradpostle.bsky.social and Chunyue Teng in @jocnforum.bsky.social: "Proactive control CAN be updated on a trial-by-trial basis". doi.org/10.21428/8e6...

This is our very first post by a student, so give some kudos to @nanwanglin.bsky.social for dipping her toes in the water ;)

New @jocnforum.bsky.social post by @nanwanglin.bsky.social : "A better pair of looking glasses" regarding functional localization of syntax in the brain, implicating work by @coryshain.bsky.social, Idan Blank, and others. doi.org/10.21428/8e6...

Launched by @jocn.bsky.social, JoCNForum provides a single platform for moderated discussion & debate on cognitive neuroscience research. Read the latest articles at @jocnforum.bsky.social here: jocnf.pubpub.org Visit us at booth 4 during #CNS2025 to learn more!

If you're at #CNS2025, join us today at 2:30 pm when we'll have a special guest at booth 4: Journal of Cognitive Neuroscience editor, Brad Postle! @jocn.bsky.social @cogneuronews.bsky.social

New @jocnforum.bsky.social post by Ellen Lau: "How single-neuron computation matters for cognitive neuroscience", implicating concepts by @gershbrain.bsky.social and Randy Gallistel. doi.org/10.21428/8e6...

I'd like to see a revival of panache and artistry in scientific prose style. Since we have to read so many papers, they should be fun and beautiful. I would also argue that this serves the goal of communication: readers will be more likely to remember a striking phrase or image.

This is a challenge we are grappling with as a Society. Engagement on Twitter is down while engagement here is up but numbers of users within the cognitive neuroscience community are still low. We want to have community for sharing ideas between meetings! #CNS2025

Solving the fragmentation of discourse on cognitive science on social media with @jocnforum.bsky.social #cns2025

Timely drop the night before my class on neuropsychology of language: this will definitely spice up our discussion session!

Now out in @jocnforum.bsky.social: The Lesion Validity Conjecture, by @wmatchin.bsky.social. doi.org/10.21428/8e6...

New entry in the Mirror Neuron thread from TalkingBrains by @gregoryhickok.bsky.social in the #jocnforumrerun series: "Mirror Neurons - The unfalsifiable theory". doi.org/10.21428/8e6...

Next up in #jocnforumrerun series, early 2008 post by @neuroskeptic.bsky.social: "fMRI Reveals True Nature of Hatred", critiquing media's reporting of neuroscience. Recalls Jerry Fodor's classic "Why the Brain?" published in LRB in 1999 www.lrb.co.uk/the-paper/v2... doi.org/10.21428/8e6...

New post by Adrian M. Owen @comadork.bsky.social: "The Stakes Are High: Scientific Responsibility in the Age of Digital Diagnostics". doi.org/10.21428/8e6...

Continuing the @gregoryhickok.bsky.social Mirror Neuron thread in the #jocnforumrerun series, we have "More Reflections on Mirror Neurons". doi.org/10.21428/8e6...

"Don’t hide the good stuff: Scientific advancement in task-based fMRI is slowed by not showing event-related BOLD (erBOLD) changes alongside anatomical patterns" (new[ish] on @jocnforum.bsky.social ] doi.org/10.21428/8e6...

New post by @abhijitchinchani.bsky.social, @evalab.bsky.social, and @twoodward.bsky.social: "Don’t hide the good stuff: Scientific advancement in task-based fMRI is slowed by not showing event-related BOLD (erBOLD) changes alongside anatomical patterns" doi.org/10.21428/8e6...

And - we encourage you to engage with this archival posts. What did @gregoryhickok.bsky.social miss with his early thoughts on mirror neurons? What was he eerily prescient about? Submit your responses at jocnf.pubpub.org!

First in #jocnforumrerun series: Take a Good Hard Look at Your Mirror Neurons, by @gregoryhickok.bsky.social, posted May 27, 2007 on TalkingBrains.org Support @jocnforum.bsky.social's preservation efforts by submitting classic blog posts at jocnf.pubpub.org. doi.org/10.21428/8e6...

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Looking for a great read to start of the new year? Bruno Averbeck responds to @bradpostle.bsky.social in @jocnforum.bsky.social: Response to: Has AI “killed” Marr’s ‘three’-levels framework? doi.org/10.21428/8e6...

New post by Niels Janssen, responding to posts by @pessoabrain.bsky.social, @marccoutanche.bsky.social, and @bradpostle.bsky.social: Reframing the Debate doi.org/10.21428/8e6...

Does it even make sense to ask if AI has killed Marr's three levels of analysis, if Marr's framework is a product of our own thinking, one of many possible ways to understand a system that is multiscale in nature? We (@christopherjwhyte.bsky.social and I) summarise our thoughts here below!🤗

New @jocnforum.bsky.social post by @christopherjwhyte.bsky.social and @giuliaabaracc.bsky.social: New Framework Same Old Mistakes (Response to 'Has AI “killed” Marr’s ‘three’-levels framework?' by @bradpostle.bsky.social) doi.org/10.21428/8e6...

week no one will remember. If you have a considered opinion that you think people might be interested in reading a year or 10 from now, please consider posting it at jocnf.pubpub.org. (not here, capisce? ;-) )

what is "neuroAI"? It's clearly a thing, because it's such a buzzword, but what is it? It'd be great if someone could write up a post an essay on what it IS and what it ISN'T on @jocnforum.bsky.social . not here. on @jocnforum.bsky.social. The daily chatter on here is fine, but it's ephemeral. This

New post by @bradpostle.bsky.social on JoCNForum: Has AI “killed” Marr’s ‘three’-levels framework? doi.org/10.21428/8e6...

Nice list!

Neurobiology of language: the top 15 most influential papers (to me): new post by @wmatchin.bsky.social doi.org/10.21428/8e6... Glad to see everyone here on BlueSky :) All JoCNForum posts are (1) moderated by experts, (2) assigned a DOI for reference and indexing, but (3) not peer reviewed