Chenglin
@Chenglin_105
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Joined January 2017
RT @LindaFicco: We are out! 🥳. @Chenglin_105, @BPCNFSUJENA, @gen_jena and I investigated the perception of #visual stimuli of different #ty….
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The brain calibrates itself based on the past stimulus diet, which makes frequently observed stimuli appear as typical (as opposed to uncommon stimuli, which appear as distinctive). Based on predic...
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New preprints out, happy to get any comments from you.
New preprint out! 📣. A fMRI study conducted with @BPCNFSUJENA, @Chenglin_105 and @gen_jena on how the brain responds to distinctive vs. typical visual stimuli, and whether responses change depending on stimulus predictability.
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A new paper about how context-induced expectations affect subsequent object processing has been online. The effect of context congruency on fMRI repetition suppression for ob. .@gkovacs1965 @LindaFicco @JenaBpcn.
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# The Neural dynamics of familiarity-dependent face identity representation#. The second skin of our Cortex paper was already online. VERY HAPPY to cooperate with @gkovacs1965 @mikeburton47 @GGAmbrus.
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Familiarity degree affects face identity processing. We studied the representational dynamics of face identity for self, personally familiar, celebrity and unfamiliar faces. Identity information...
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Happy to share our new study with you.@gkovacs1965 @LindaFicco @JenaBpcn .The effect of context congruency on fMRI repetition suppression for objects
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The recognition of objects is strongly facilitated when they are presented in the context of other objects ([Biederman, 1972][1]). Such contexts facilitate perception and induce expectations of...
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Title: The effect of short-term training on repetition probability effects for non-face objects. The 5th paper this year has been accepted by Biological Psychology. very happy to work with Prof. Kovacs (@gkovacs1965). it's available👉@JenaBpcn.
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RT @IGobbini: Accepting submissions! Excited to be a guest editor for a special issue on face perception! @SciReports .
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New paper about the developmental trajectories of LSB effect in Chinese character processing.
New Research: Developmental trajectories of expert perception processing of Chinese characters in primary school children #Psychology #Psych.
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RT @gkovacs1965: very happy about our new paper with Chenglin Li, Mike Burton and Geza Ambrus. @GGAmbrus @mikeburton47 @JenaBpcn
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The new paper cooperated with Prof. Sommer, Prof. Cao, and Jing. The data was collected before COVID-19.✌️. The left-side bias is reduced to other-race faces in Caucasian individuals
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The new paper under the supervision of Prof. Kovacs (@gkovacs1965) is available online. Welcome to comment and share. Repetition Probability Effects for Chinese Characters and German Words.
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RT @Nancy_Kanwisher: What an incredible privilege it has been to join the amazing@rebecca_saxe and @heatherlkos on the thrilling ride to di….
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RT @YanchaoBi: Postdoc ad: my lab studies the cognitive neural basis of semantic memory/general knowledge/word meaning, and its relations w….
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RT @biorxivpreprint: Repetition Probability Effects for Words Depend on Language Knowledge #bioRxiv.
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RT @CCTV: Zhai Zhiguang, Wang Yaping and Ye Guangfu, the Chinese astronauts to live and work for six months in the country's under-construc….
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The first paper in Germany. I am very happy to work with Prof. Kovacs (@gkovacs1965) and Dr. Trapp. The more the better @JenaBPCN.#Visualworkingmemory #predictivecoding.#fMRI.#Adaption.
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RT @CCTV: The Shenzhou-12 spaceship completed circumnavigation and radial rendezvous tests at 1:38 p.m. (Beijing Time) Thursday, and the th….
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RT @YCarolWang: My paper on the predictive neural mechanism of spoken word recognition is published on The Journal of Neuroscience @SfNJour….
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RT @StanDehaene: Fresh out from the lab:. 3-month-olds already possess orthogonal neural codes for consonants, vowels, and even phonetic di….
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Creating invariant representations from an everchanging speech signal is a major challenge for the human brain. Such an ability is particularly cru...
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If someone you know has been working on Mailbox, some have been working on WhatsApp, some have been working on Twitter, and some have been working on WeChat. Then you need to work in the above places at the same time. Should I pay attention to all kinds of information every day?
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