A short highlight of the beautiful recent work by @varunswadia.bsky.social, Doris Tsao et al., providing single-neuron evidence of the overlap between imagery and perception! www.nature.com/articles/s41...

*CALL FOR ABSTRACTS - MIABRIDGE workshop* We are now accepting abstract submissions for poster presentations, and you can submit your abstract here: sites.google.com/view/miabrid... Deadline for abstract submission: 31/05/2026 (23:59, CEST) Looking forward to hopefully seeing some of you in Paris!

happy to see this out in the wild! we analyzed (many) verbal reports, and found that people can “see” all kinds of things in Ganzflicker-induced hallucinations, from dots and lines to skylines, forests, and faces. But not everyone. Weak imagers mostly described flashes and movement

new paper in TICS officially out today. great learning from and writing with Anastasia, and super cool cover art from Prof. Pinar Yoldas. www.cell.com/trends/cogni...

This was a really fun one to contribute to

And come to my talk on Tuesday @3pm in the Individual Differences session, where I will present the first largescale (N~3,000) empirical evidence for my model of divergent predictive perception! #ECVP2025

Our new preprint explores what people with different visual imagery abilities 'see' during Ganzflicker-induced hallucinations. We used NLP + ML techniques to analyze descriptions from 4,000+ participants. See what we found in @kerblooee.bsky.social's thread