It's finally here! Excited to have a one-stop shop to showcase all the things I've been working on in science. Hopefully these pages will grow longer with time 🥳

Unattended working memory items are coded by persistent activity in human medial temporal lobe neurons.

RT @WMSymposium: WM researchers of all ages across the globe, see you tomorrow at 9am CDT (2pm GMT)!. https://t.co/….

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Serial effects in choice and confidence modulate each other: Evidence from 26 experiments via @OSFramework.

RT @leafs_s: Neuron . A neural basis for distinguishing imagination from reality.

RT @WMSymposium: AWESOME seeing some of the working memory ECRs at VSS2025! Regardless of VSS attendance, WMS is a PERFECT opportunity to….

Finally, on Tues., 05/20 at 2:45PM in Pavilion (that's right, the last freakin' night right before a giant party), I will present evidence showing that working memory biases are modulated by recent perceptual history beyond local stimulus properties

On Mon., 05/19 at 8:30AM in Banyan, Dyllan Simpson will argue that stimulus memorability is not intrinsic as commonly claimed, but instead emerges from the relational distinctiveness between items in the studied stimulus set

On Sun., 05/18 at 8:30AM in Banyan, Yang Wang will show us evidence that plotting full datasets in graphs can lead to more accurate interpretations of statistical averages by observers than plotting the averages themselves

Also on Sat., 05/17 at 2:30PM in Visual Memory: General (same session!), new Brady Lab grad student Chattarin "Pun" Poungtubtim will show us how memory adaptively combines item and gist-level information to maximize behavioral precision

On Sat., 05/17 at 2:30PM in Visual Memory: General, former undergrad Anxin Miao will tell us how to predict gist biases in memory APRIORI through independent measurements of memory biases at the level of items and ensembles

On Sat., 05/17 at 8:30AM in Banyan, our awesome undergrad Ben Johnson will tell us why expertise sometimes enhances memory but other times increases source memory confusions

On Sat., 05/17 at 8:30AM in Pavilion, Tim Brady will challenge the confidence assumptions of dual-process signal detection models and suggest that measuring recollection requires measuring context memory directly. CC: @violastoermer

The Brady Lab will be at #VSS2025 @VSSMtg .this year! Here's a thread with some of the cool work we're coming to share:

Signal Intrusion Explains Divergent Effects of Visual Distraction on Working Memory - Ziyao Zhang, Jarrod A. Lewis-Peacock, 2025

Do Memories of Inferred Visual Representations Guide Low-level Perception? | bioRxiv ⁦@willjharrison⁩

Predictable object motion is extrapolated to support visual working memory for surface features