Minye Zhan
@zhanminye
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Cognitive Neuroscience researcher at ICM, specializing in human 7T fMRI.
Paris, France
Joined March 2016
Happy to share our 7T fMRI paper about reading in bilinguals, with @chrplr , @aakashagr92 , @StanDehaene , and Laurent Cohen.
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RT @ApertureOHBM: Knudsen et al. evaluate layer-dependent activation in the primary motor cortex of a patient in the locked-in stage of amy….
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RT @zivwilliamslab: Excited to have our paper on semantic encoding during language comprehension out in Nature this week! . .
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Nature - By tracking the activity of individual neurons using microarrays and Neuropixels probes, a study examines the representation of linguistic meaning, at the single-cell level, during natural...
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RT @MaorSchreiber1: In our paper, we delve into the critical methodological issues for accurately assessing unconscious processing🧠.We pres….
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RT @martin_hebart: What makes humans similar or different to AI? In a new study, led by @florianmahner and @lukas_mut and w/ @umuguc, we to….
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Determining the similarities and differences between humans and artificial intelligence (AI) is an important goal both in computational cognitive neuroscience and machine learning, promising a...
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RT @rainergoebel: For an ERC-funded project I am looking for enthusiastic academics interested in investigating mental imagery using lamina….
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In OHBM, I’ll present our poster on mental imagery & perception in typical imagers and aphantasics. Poster 978, Monday and Tuesday. We show gradients along the hierarchy of ventral and OFC patches: .Domain specificity.Representation.Activity amplitude.Functional connectivity
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RT @LintonVision: Pleased to announce our Generative Adversarial Collaboration at @CogCompNeuro #CCN2024. “Is V1 a Cognitive Map?”. And we….
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And fMRI people should shift away from the idea that activity or “selectivity” in brain areas is “all or none”. See the significantly above-baseline activity even for word-preferring patches in prefrontal cortex. LBQW: Letters, bigrams, quadrigrams, words
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It may well be that those “VWFA” localizations are not high-precision enough. In our 7T VWFA study, moving just a few mm, the activity preference would completely change from word- to face-sensitive.
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RT @SumnerLN: Our work made the cover @ScienceTM!. In this latest #ultrasound🫱🏽🫲🏻#neurotech work, we demonstrate functional ultrasound ima….
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RT @StanDehaene: Looking for a post-doc to work in collaboration with Laurent Cohen, on word versus number perception, primarily using MEG.….
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RT @Nancy_Kanwisher: My four Nicod lectures (from December 2023) are now online here:.Lecture I: Modularity of Mind and Brain and the Case….
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RT @yasumasa_onoe: We're excited to announce DOCCI: A new dataset designed to advance vision-language research. DOCCI features 15k images w….
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I’m looking for a postdoc researcher to work with me, on the cortical plasticity of blinds, with fMRI (3T, 7T, and potentially 11.7T). See details in the picture. Please spread the word to people interested 🙏
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RT @ImagingNeurosci: New paper in Imaging Neuroscience by Yuhui Chai, Bradley P. Sutton, et al:. Unlocking near-whole-brain, layer-specific….
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RT @koval_alvi: Brain-To-Text Competition 2024. This is the most fascinating BCI competition yet, organized by Stanford. Everyone has tim….
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RT @ShemeshL: Yet another study unable to reproduce DIANA, this time from the @luisaciobanu Lab. testing at two different fields. Curious….
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Abstract. Recently, a new method was introduced to detect neuronal activity using Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI). The method, referred to as DIANA, showed MRI signals with millisecond temporal...
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