Alessandro Tavano
@a_tavano
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Frankfurt on the Main, Germany
Joined January 2013
Please, follow Cosimo at https://t.co/XCARmFxTjI, and the lab at
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Neuroscientist at Goethe University, Frankfurt, Germany - peopleslab
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Cosimo and I wrote a paper on how to “do things with syntax” in neuroscience https://t.co/ajjQ1WuMGN Just out now. If you are properly interested in language and neuroscience, have a look.
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We are saying goodbye to X (formerly Twitter). We will no longer post on this platform, but you can keep up with us on Instagram, LinkedIn, and Bluesky. Follow us there — see you there!
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This is pretty good. Bullies are always cowards. https://t.co/VwkkfgTBHQ
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Explore this post and more from the springfieldMO community
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Day 2 of the OPM-FLUX ( https://t.co/xiFL9d5q6c) at University of Oxford hosted at St Catz. We have 32 bright participants from 7 countries learning how to apply OPM-MEG in cognitive and clinical neuroscience
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💬🧠💪 Moving your arms can change how you sound! Arm muscles affect lung volume, boosting loudness and intensity. Body and voice are deeply linked—with potential impact on speech therapy and robotics. 👉 https://t.co/ZDwvmSr5in
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Farewell to a great writer.
Hugging dear Edmund White on an idyllic evening in Hopewell, NJ.
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to predict V1 activity, nonlinear feature complexity is all you need
🧵 time! 1/15 Why are CNNs so good at predicting neural responses in the primate visual system? Is it their design (architecture) or learning (training)? And does this change along the visual hierarchy?
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Same. That is - also - why I am back testing myself. It is a skill that needs to be honed otherwise how am I to know what it means (how long it takes) to collect data, given the CURRENT lab conditions, and project that knowledge as a supervisor? Never leave the lab for too long.
As a PI, most of my lab skills have deteriorated. I barely know how to do anything in the lab, but I'm pretty good at multi-factor authentication, paperwork, electronic signatures... I also tell myself that I'm good at thinking about the big picture, whatever that means.
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In an unprecedented move, research-grant reviews have been suspended indefinitely at the world’s largest public funder of biomedical research https://t.co/rEmlD6lFgE
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Nature - In an unprecedented move, research-grant reviews have been suspended indefinitely at the world’s largest public funder of biomedical research.
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Now out in @TrendsNeuro: We discuss how the contents of visual perception, imagery, and prediction can be decoded from rhythmic brain activity and argue that such rhythmic representations offer new insights into neural information propagation. @RicoStecher
https://t.co/kR8RqCcJsj
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The mission to restore sight takes a big leap forward! 🚀 🌟
Cortical visual implant pre-print announcement! 🌠 Now out in @medrxivpreprint , together with Xing Chen, @Pieters_Tweet et al. Brain implant enterprises such as @neuralink and @Phosphoenix_BV aim to tackle some of the biggest challenges in sensory restoration, like
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Core #language network separated from other networks during primate #evolution - @FriedericiLab & @YannickBecker7 argue in their recent correspondence article in Nature Reviews #Neuroscience:
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The core language network separated from other networks during primate evolution
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Dissociable Neural Mechanisms for Human Inference Processing Predicted by Static and Contextual Language Models | https://t.co/bXT1HRjCzA | by Takahisa Uchida, Nicolas Lair, Hiroshi Ishiguro & Peter Ford Dominey
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Happy 96th birthday to Noam Chomsky, one of the greatest and most principled public intellectuals the American left has ever produced.
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Very excited our latest work led by Amir Khalilian-Gourtani is now out at @PNASNews "A corollary discharge circuit in human speech"
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Academics are taught how to conduct research ethically and are under an incredible amount of scrutiny from independent ethical boards. Such stringent rules owe to be applied to tech companies, not through their own "internal boards". Please, revise! https://t.co/kJZe6yER5q
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This paper develops various ideas on the role of oscillatory dynamics in predictive processing, and the complementary role that transient dynamics play in sensory inference - several implications for theories of sensory inference like hierarchical pred. coding and alternatives
Happy to share our Opinion piece @TrendsCognSci "Large-scale interactions in predictive processing: oscillatory versus transient dynamics" with @martin_a_vinck, @uran_cem, Jarrod Dowdall & Brian Rummell. Check our thread below 🧵👇
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This smart work by @fgarciaro92 @nschawor @Talking_Bat capitalizes thoughtfully on data and expertise across neuroscience areas @ESI_Frankfurt
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F García-Rosales, N Schaworonkow*, JC Hechavarria*, Journal of Neuroscience, 2024 - Cited by 8
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