The September issue @CurrentBiology What do infants think when they see social interactions? 👶🏻 The representation of interacting people as agent and patient reveals a language-of-thought before language development https://t.co/jfG7Lz0Epz @JR_Hochmann @ISC_MJ @BabyLyon11 🧵👇

“Large Language Models (LLMs) cannot do anything else but create plausibly sounding text with no concern for truth” Print and hang on your bed and on your desk https://t.co/uLoxtbCfUh

A new technique called ‘mind captioning’ generates descriptive sentences of what a person is seeing or picturing in their mind using a read-out of their brain activity, with impressive accuracy. https://t.co/RcPIYm2t0F

🚨new article with @CGalusca & L. Bonatti @SpringerNature Learning is best when a teacher engages directly with the learner, e.g., by routinely gazing toward them. Is social engagement always beneficial for learning? If not, when? Full in open access 👉 https://t.co/r0SGBmAcqy

This week's @Nature cover highlights a report of A.I. mediated distortion When #ChatGPT was asked to rate 40,000 résumés, it ranked the older male candidates as better quality than the younger female applicants https://t.co/qTSHdxF8Ia

EasyAtlas is now on @FreeSurferMRI It uses EasyReg to iteratively build an atlas in ~1 min total per scan on a modern CPU. - No preprocessing needed. - It handles MRI scans of any orientation / resolution / contrast. - No parameters to tune. Details at https://t.co/3jzIGXKHvR

Seeking work in a research group run by an ERC-funded researcher? You can find more than 145 positions open for application on the #Euraxess website 👉 https://t.co/lLDDAnxi1E #ChooseEurope #jobs #research

🧠At SfN '24 (@SfNtweets) I ran a workshop on "Opening the File Drawer" w/ Benedict Kolber, Stacey Winham, Paul Sternberg, & Alex Freeman. We've shared our resources in @PLOSBiology: "When goodbye comes too soon: How to wrap up science projects quickly" https://t.co/M5p1YdQhEh

It’s not the thought that counts: Allostasis at the core of brain function: Neuron

Our paper on #number discrimination in #Danionella is out #zebrafish #numbersense #number_sense #number @mirkuz12 #scott_fraser https://t.co/kZlAFwuUGu

Oggi su Domenica @sole24ore il mio ricordo dell'etologa Jane Goodall @adelphiedizioni @MarsilioEditori

I'm recruiting PhD students to join my new lab in Fall 2026! The Shared Minds Lab at @USC will combine deep learning and ecological human neuroscience to better understand how we communicate our thoughts from one brain to another.

The US president repeatedly advised people, “Don't take Tylenol,” but scientists say that strong evidence between the medication and autism is lacking. @Nature https://t.co/OmR4zQ6qyc

Le temps de la paix est venu.

Only single cell sequencing of the all these post docs will reveal why

Il 19 settembre a PordenoneLegge @MarsilioEditori

The primate visual system is a marvel of nature, inspiring the convnet. But how did it evolve? Do all highly visual mammals possess a ‘ventral stream’—a hierarchy of brain areas with increasing selectivity for complex forms? In our new study, we tackled these questions using

Based on feedback from applicants, reviewers and broader research community, the ERC Scientific Council decided to make changes in the 2026–27 calls for proposal for research funding. More details from the ERC President 👉 https://t.co/09BiCl0Txu What’s your take? Tell us! 👇

A timeless model for writing a research summary. 1/2

The beautiful Hall of Mirrors that today hosts an exciting symposium on “The underconceptualization of everyday life”, put together by @Ericmandelbaum🤩 with @B_Pomiechowska Benedek Kurdi and myself at the ESPP conference in Warsaw. So much to think about!

A study of millions of couples shows spouses often share psychiatric disorders. This pattern is consistent across cultures and has persisted for generations, impacting how these disorders are inherited. https://t.co/rajUjmP04r