Very much looking forward to #CCN2025! Would love to see you at our lab's talks and posters, and meet me at the panel discussion in the Algonauts session on Wednesday!

🚨PhD opportunity Fall/Winter 2025🚨 Join me in Geneva Switzerland #unige to learn more about colour perception. Using neuroimaging & computational modelling, you'll be working with an international & interdisciplinary team to understand how we transform light into a colourful world!🧠👁️🌈 #neurojobs

🙋 Hello Neuro people! After switching platforms, I thought I should reintroduce myself: I’m a PhD student in cognitive neuroscience. I use fMRI to study how the brain represents the things we see. #neuroskyence #neuroscience (1/6)

Really happy to see this out! We show that behavioral judgments of the purpose and social content of observed actions capture a surprisingly large portion of variance in neural representational geometry throughout the action observation network and in ventral temporal cortex: doi.org/10.1101/2024...

I promised to write about my thoughts on the status of the field of neuroAI, some of the big challenges we are facing, and the approaches we are taking to address them. This is super selective on the topic of finding a good model but in my view it affects the field as a whole. Here we go. 🧵

These dimensions are interpretable and capture both perceptual and conceptual properties underlying human similarity judgments. Here, @olivercontier.bsky.social ran an encoding model to identify where in the brain he would find information about these dimensions. 7/n www.nature.com/articles/s41...

How does our brain allow us to make sense of our visual world? Work led by @olivercontier.bsky.social w/ Chris Baker now out in Nature Human Behaviour provides support for a theoretical framework of behaviorally-relevant selectivity beyond high-level categorization. 🧵 www.nature.com/articles/s41...