William Turner
@renrutmailliw
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Now at https://t.co/EnpaZpFjt6 Postdoc @StanfordBrain & @StanfordPsych working with @GwilliamsL Previously @QUT @UniMelb | he/him
Joined April 2017
🚨New Preprint Alert🚨: 'Progressive multi-stage extrapolation of predictable motion in human visual cortex', with Charlie Sexton, @phil__johnson, @ella_mwil & @HinzeHogendoorn! Paper: https://t.co/PxhLTO5MKS Code: https://t.co/mSXycaWg9T Data: https://t.co/muJHjoHy5I
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@SNLmtg #SNL2024 Are you interested in measuring speech comprehension in real-time? We are introducing a scanner-compatible behavioral speech comprehension measure that provides millisecond read out! 🗣️🧠 w/ @KriesJill @GwilliamsL 📍Poster Session B, Oct 25
excited for this menu of GLySN Lab research at the neurobiology of language conference! @SNLmtg #SNL2024 @KriesJill @irmk_ergin @NoraBeier
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excited for this menu of GLySN Lab research at the neurobiology of language conference! @SNLmtg #SNL2024 @KriesJill @irmk_ergin @NoraBeier
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Joe Melling et al. investigate a novel visual illusion in which moving frames cause a single flashed stimulus to be perceived in two locations simultaneously, https://t.co/A26z8wvLL4.
@joemelling @Monash_M3CS @Psychunimelb
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When fixing your gaze on the grey dot, how many red dots do you see within the green frames? Many people consistently see two, despite only ever being shown one. Our paper about the new 'Split-Stimulus Effect' is out now in JoV [1/2]
Joe Melling et al. investigate a novel visual illusion in which moving frames cause a single flashed stimulus to be perceived in two locations simultaneously, https://t.co/A26z8wvLL4.
@joemelling @Monash_M3CS @Psychunimelb
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Thrilled to see this out today! Great work from @joemelling, the culmination of a very impressive honours year pulling on some v interesting threads!
When fixing your gaze on the grey dot, how many red dots do you see within the green frames? Many people consistently see two, despite only ever being shown one. Our paper about the new 'Split-Stimulus Effect' is out now in JoV [1/2]
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I'm thrilled to share that I've recently started my PhD in Psychology at @Stanford! Grateful to be working with @GwilliamsL and Ellen Markman, and so excited to spend the next few years studying language and cognition in the developing brain :)
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Excited to share this review paper that outlines evidence that minority group members live in ‘tighter’ social worlds. An enormous thank you to @MicheleJGelfand for all the mentorship and guidance on this! Empirical work to follow!
Colleagues--our new paper on Minorities living in tighter worlds is out. Loved collaborating with the great @WeavingMorgan on this! Stay tuned for the empirical paper that tests these ideas! cc @_alice_evans
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In the business of measuring neural signals in decision-making tasks? Then our commentary on the recent Frömer et al (2024) paper is worth a read! @CogNeuroUnimelb @Psychunimelb
@Jie_Sun_
@AdamOsth
@neuronomist
@jbmattingley
@nunezanalyzed
@PaulMGarrett
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excited for the research, cakes, and hikes ahead with this stellar lab crew!! 🧠🌄🎂 @renrutmailliw @khai_loong_aw @AtlasKazemian @CarolineKaicher @irmk_ergin @KriesJill
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Important and excellent summary of parental brain research. featuring @OrchardWinnie
These studies highlight a transformational life event that has long been neglected by neuroscience
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#SNL2024 Annual Meeting | Symposium Abstract Intracranial recordings (iEEG, ECoG) uniquely provide both high spatial and temporal resolution, enabling researchers to study local neural populations at a scale that approaches advances in anim... read more: https://t.co/XAk5ADMgqW
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Our methodological paper on speech-related noise and approaches to denoising overt word production in continuous multiband fMRI is out now in Neurobiology of Language! Available #OpenAccess: https://t.co/pUxVrL9bG5 with @Prof_KatieMcM @gdezub
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Abstract. It is well-established from fMRI experiments employing gradient echo echo-planar imaging (EPI) sequences that overt speech production introduces signal artefacts compromising accurate...
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Congrats @CottierTimothy on another Herculean effort!
Super excited to share the latest preprint from my PhD! With @renrutmailliw @violetjchae @ceptional @HinzeHogendoorn we show that individual alpha frequency does not index a mechanism underlying motion-position illusions (e.g., the flash-lag effect). https://t.co/VOd0EPuyGu
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Super excited to share the latest preprint from my PhD! With @renrutmailliw @violetjchae @ceptional @HinzeHogendoorn we show that individual alpha frequency does not index a mechanism underlying motion-position illusions (e.g., the flash-lag effect). https://t.co/VOd0EPuyGu
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Motion-Position Illusions (MPIs) involve the position of an object being misperceived in the context of motion (i.e. when the object contains motion, is surrounded by motion, or is moving). A popular...
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My review on neural adaptation in the visual system is now published in @CORTEXjournal! I'm particularly proud of this one. Featuring some new twists on classic visual illusions. https://t.co/GbP0zEOSeG
@Psychunimelb @CogNeuroUnimelb
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📢ERC-funded PhD at UCL📢 How does learning about the world's statistical structure optimise perception for future learning? If you're interested in this perception-learning cycle, & enjoy developing both theories & methods, apply! Pls repost/ask me qus🙏 https://t.co/jiVjRRPkj2
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Thanks all for attending last week's meeting with Derek Arnold and Loren Bouyer! Speaking respectively on intrusive thoughts and autistic trait expression, with the vividness of visualisations. I'd make a joke about aphantasia, but I can't quite picture it...
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Was that a mosquito? 🦟🦟🦟 Well, you better consider the probability of mozzies in your current environment! Go check out my PhD project finally summarized in a preprint: https://t.co/7mbDTVKvus
#somatosensoryperception #expectations #previouschoice #oscillations #MNEPython
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Happy to share this brief preprint w/ Oh-Sang Kwon, Minwoo Kim & @HinzeHogendoorn. We suggest that the brain may be able to rapidly re-weight its inputs and predictions during perceptual inference, explaining the puzzling phenomenon of 'position resets'. https://t.co/ozxZ85aXPy
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🧠Want to develop skills & expertise or establish new collaborations? ANS introducing the new Finkel Foundation Travelling Fellowships! These awards have been made possible by the very generous donation of the A&E Finkel Foundation Trust. Closes 2/8/24 https://t.co/h8N8Qp03od
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