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PostDoc @ Cambridge University. Brains, Bayes, Visual working memory.
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Nicole Rust
about 2 months ago
I wonder if researchers who study attention and researchers who study emotion are aware about the strong parallel controversies regarding the theoretical targets? Let me describe them.
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Richard McElreath 🐈⬛
4 months ago
How can we reform science? I have some ideas. But I am not sure you’ll like them, because they don’t promise much.
elevanth.org/blog/2025/07...
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Which Kind of Science Reform
What hope is there for science reform, if we can't agree on what to reform? Right now, principles are more important than practices.
https://elevanth.org/blog/2025/07/09/which-kind-of-science-reform/
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Starting tomorrow! Join us for lots of ECR talks about topics from across the field of working memory research!
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4 months ago
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OPAM
5 months ago
This Thursday we have our second OPAM online workshop! This one will address the best way to do power calculations to determine how many participants you should run in your next experiment - an increasingly important topic today! The talk will be given by
@cjungerius.bsky.social
from Cambridge!
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Jordan Nafa
7 months ago
>The earliest statisticians would spend hours thinking about their assumptions and models because the computations themselves might have taken days. Today we call those people Bayesians
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Vincent Arel-Bundock
7 months ago
📚😅🎉 Yay!! I just submitted the complete manuscript of my upcoming book to the publisher! Learn to easily and clearly interpret (almost) any stats model w/ R or Python. Simple ideas, consistent workflow, powerful tools, detailed case studies. Read it for free @
marginaleffects.com
#RStats
#PyData
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WMSymposium.bsky.social
7 months ago
We are excited to announce that
@cjungerius.bsky.social
is joining the team of organizers of WMS 2025! With him joining, the prep for the party is in full throttle!
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Exciting updates! I defended my PhD under
@haslagter.bsky.social
in January—'Learning What Matters: How to Pay Attention in a Volatile World'—and today, I’m starting as a Research Associate in the
@bayslab.org
at Cambridge. Looking forward to new challenges ahead!
8 months ago
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Cate Trentin
9 months ago
❗News Alert ❗ Our iBBA (Institute for Brain and Behaviour Amsterdam) is now flying on Bluesky 🦋. If you're passionate about groundbreaking interdisciplinary science focused on understanding the brain and body as a unified system, stay tuned and follow us at
bsky.app/profile/ibba...
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Lane Harrison
10 months ago
ReVISit 2.0 (
revisit.dev
) reached several exciting milestones recently: 📁 You can now define an entire experiment in a single file— from trial data, stimuli (visualizations and interactions, thanks to Vega-Altair), study blocks/sequences and randomization, questionnaires, etc.
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Carlisle Rainey 👨💻📊📚
10 months ago
"Power Rules: Practical Statistical Power Calculations" Preprint DOI:
doi.org/10.31219/osf...
#stats
#polisky
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Joe Bak-Coleman
12 months ago
I had missed this as well and it really underscores how badly discussions of reform have missed thinking about the models we use and why we use them 🧵
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Cate Trentin
12 months ago
Our PNAS paper "Action similarity warps visual feature space in working memory" is out!
www.pnas.org/doi/epub/10....
. Thanks to
@haslagter.bsky.social
and Chris Olivers for guiding me through this project, and thanks to Luigi Falanga and Jannik Jeske for their great lab work. What a team! 🤩🤓
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https://www.pnas.org/doi/epub/10.1073/pnas.2413433121
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Heleen Slagter
12 months ago
Now that more people are here, I’m signal boosting this great methods primer by my PhD student Chris. Chris is currently in the market for a postdoc, and comes highly recommended!
#neuroskyence
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Christoph Nguyen
12 months ago
Since this is making the rounds again, an updated version of my "Types of Political Behavior Papers" .
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Nicolás Sánchez-Fuenzalida
about 1 year ago
thanks to the iBBA VU our workshop on Info. Theory is in full swing with Dr. Ince (
@robince.bsky.social
) giving an intro. lecture on info. theory measures. Dr. Canales-Johnson (
@canalesjohnson.bsky.social
) will follow with a lecture on how to use these measures to study perception and cognition
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Christoph Nguyen
over 1 year ago
Me, every time
@cjungerius.bsky.social
suggests Bayesian Models.
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Excited to share my primer on simulation-based power analysis using R, Python, and Julia! Based on
@debruine.bsky.social
's approach applied to data collected by
@kirsten-adam.bsky.social
, I hope it's a helpful tool for those starting with simulations. Check it out:
cjungerius.github.io/powersim/
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Power Simulation: A primer in 3 languages - Power Simulation in a Mixed Effects design using R
https://cjungerius.github.io/powersim/
almost 2 years ago
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The second preprint of my PhD with
@haslagter.bsky.social
is out! In a followup to our previous work, we test the possible causes for our previous finding that reduced contextual uncertainty affects attentional capture:
osf.io/exgvu
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OSF
https://osf.io/exgvu
almost 2 years ago
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Monday morning journal club really spoke to the imagination this week
about 2 years ago
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Richard McElreath 🐈⬛
about 2 years ago
Science is great but academia not so much. Earlier this week I revised my talk "Science as Amateur Software Development". The unprofessional way that academics curate & process data would benefit from professional habits of software engineers and chefs too 🧪
www.youtube.com/watch?v=8qzV...
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Science as Amateur Software Development (2023 edition)
Software is both a cause of unreliable research and part of the solution. The bulk of scientific research relies upon specialized software for data managemen...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8qzVV7eEiaI
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