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Congratulations to @peiyuan9 for the 2024 Best Dissertation Award from @SocforNeuroecon !! The first paper from her thesis is out ( but stay tuned for more.

RT @EleanorHolton1: Very excited to share a new preprint where we disentangle the component processes of planning affected after damage to….

My former PhD student @Peiyuan9 was profiled in @_TheTransmitter for her documentary "The opposite of dying" (internationally recognized at @sheffdocfest), which she made while doing a PhD on the cognitive mechanisms of procrastination.

RT @katenuss: Interested in applying computational approaches to understand developmental changes in learning? I’ll be at #CCN2024 this wee….

RT @natvelali: It's good to be back! Here are some sketches from #CogSci2024:.

RT @kaidi_wu: Why do couples look alike? 👩‍❤️‍👨. Back in 1987, researchers (Bob Zajonc, @PaulaNiedenthal et al) suggested that couples who….

She was not only the only scientist but also the only amateur at the festival. This makes for interesting stories. Read her stories here:.

A scientist walks into a filmmaking conference. My former PhD student @peiyuan9 makes documentaries in her spare time. "The opposite of dying" was selected for the Sheffield DocFest @sheffdocfest. There, she met rising stars and industry leaders in documentary-making. 1/2.

RT @Moira_Dillon: 🔔 Preprint alert!🔔"15-month-olds’ understanding of imitation in social and instrumental contexts" 👶 by @ShannonYasuda, @W….

Lab's first paper on procrastination, by @peiyuan9. Sixteen years after I told Read Montague in my job interview that I wanted to study the topic (and he didn't laugh at me).

RT @mitpress: An accessible introduction to constructing and interpreting Bayesian models of perceptual decision-making and action. "Bayes….

RT @FraBraendle: Looking for a new paradigm for your next research project? Then look no further: . (1/6).

RT @hartleylabnyu: New paper out from the lab! "Sensitivity to the Instrumental Value of Choice Increases Across Development" in Psych Scie….

Belated repost. It has been a great pleasure working with Paul, Tim, and Sebastian on this. Consider it an update to the 2014 paper "Changing concepts of working memory". Some of the changing concepts have now settled.

RT @BaysLab: Out now in NHB (finally!), a review of visual working memory from a computational perspective, with @weijima01 @timothyfbrady….

Co-lead authors were Franziska Braendle and Eric Schulz, and the piece stemmed from a CogSci workshop in 2021.