New paper! From a collaboration of neuroscientists and philosophers trying to really understand what it takes to show that the brain *represents* something, and offering a formal framework to do so 🧠 Congrats @stephanpohl.bsky.social and the whole team!

Excited to share our new preprint! A massive (~400k trials) multi-site effort to test "subjective inflation," the influential but under-tested idea that subjective experience in the unattended periphery can be inflated beyond what objective performance would suggest www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1...

Happy to share this new paper from the lab led by Angus Chapman, now out in PLoS Biology! It presents an integrated spatiotemporal normalization model for continuous vision. @afchapman.bsky.social journals.plos.org/plosbiology/...

My lab at Boston University has open positions for a postdoc and PhD students. We study visual perception, attention, and decision making with a focus on temporal dynamics. Check out our recent work here sites.bu.edu/denisonlab/ and email me if you're interested in learning more

1/2 present to you: Temporality and the Brain: The Long and Winding Emergence of Time in Cognitive Neuroscience". Link to the pub below If you saw me introduce my work to a broad audience you might have heard me talking about a ruling spatial perspective in cog neuro.

Excited to share this new preprint from the lab introducing a highly general spatiotemporal normalization modeling framework that handles continuous dynamic visual input. Beautiful work by Angus Chapman @afchapman.bsky.social Science continues!!