
Cognition Lab @EmoryUniversity
Atlanta, Georgia
Joined May 2014
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My first paper with @LourencoLab and in Grad School!!
Thank you for the input on this project @ArberTasimi, @DilksLab, @nikita1304.
Looking forward to more papers coming out.
New article by @KruRyno where he shows that facial dominance predicts intelligence. Children expect dominant-looking individuals to be "really smart." Less consistent in these data was a gender stereotype about intelligence.
nature.com/articles/s41598-0…
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Kudos Dilks & Jung @DilksLab for "The development of human cortical scene processing."
@emorycollege @EmoryUniversity @emoryhealthsci
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Check out our latest paper! We provide developmental and neuropsychological evidence that recognizing places and navigating through them are dissociable systems
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@FreddyKamps @RebeccaRennert @SamaFRadwan Stephanie Wahab @JordanPincus
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Emory's @DilksLab and two of his students scanned subjects’ brains and found that the occipital place area (OPA), a structure within the occipital lobes, was only activated while subjects viewed the walking video. links.emory.edu/Fm
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#NEIfunded study at @EmoryUniversity:
Using vision to move through an area by foot uses a unique region of the brain: the occipital place area (OPA). This area does not activate in other modes of moving (like crawling).
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ALT Image divided in four quadrants with street views. Upper left reads "Walking"; upper right reads "Crawling"; bottom left reads "Flying" and bottom right reads "Scrambled". Caption: Watching videos from the perspective of walking (top left) elicited activity in the occipital place area, while watching videos from the perspective of crawling (top right), flying (bottom left), or scrambled (bottom right) did not. Images courtesy of Dilks, Jones, and Byland.
Check out our latest paper! We find that OPA represents visual information about walking, not crawling, despite us having once navigated from a crawling "perspective"!
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My latest paper exploring what precisely characterizes visual stimuli as a scene, and thereby drives human cortical scene processing!
Check out our latest paper, written by the amazing @AnnieRHCheng & Ray Chen! They investigate what makes a scene a scene using a stimulus-driven approach
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Check out our latest paper, written by the amazing @AnnieRHCheng & Ray Chen! They investigate what makes a scene a scene using a stimulus-driven approach
sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
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Excited to share some science outreach work & to discuss ways that scientists, educators, & communities can work together to enhance the impact of developmental cognitive neuroscience on society! Join us to 🧠⛈️Weds 9/21, 8pm EST: fluxsociety.org/fluxoutreach…
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📚 Calling all Educators!
Communication between scientists and community members is bridged through educators. Let's discuss how our science can help educators and what we can learn from you!
Join us on Wed (Americas) or Thurs (Europe)! buff.ly/3eUVwLb
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New opening for a full-time lab tech in the Kanwisher Lab; apply here:
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Very strong math and computer skills and a serious interest in the human brain required.
This position is an ideal stepping stone toward to graduate programs in cognitive neuroscience.
Cool kids wear #brainvote pins, and it looks awesome with hair bun, too! From Danny’s Cognitive neuroscience of vision undergrad seminar. Check out @Nancy_Kanwisher thread, and please vote, all the current/future neuroscientists!
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Hi. I'm hiring an experimental lab tech (Georgia Tech, Atlanta, US). Please see the ad for details. Get in touch if interested in handling mice, doing surgery, behavioral & neural experiments and building rigs! Please help spread the word. Thank you! najafilab.org
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Very happy to announce THINGS-data, three massive datasets of fMRI, MEG and similarity ratings of thousands of object images. THINGS-data offers a uniquely broad, systematic and multimodal sampling of object space. For early access please reach out! biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
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The Department of Psychology at @Emory is looking to hire multiple faculty in the area of Clinical Science. Apply at apply.interfolio.com/111956. Review begins Oct 15. Please RT! #AcademicJobs #Psychology
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Recruiting the ✨first✨ PhD student(s) to join the Learning, Understanding, Memory, & Neurodevelopment (LUMeN) Lab at Emory in Fall '23!
Pls see our lab website for more info on applying & to determine if you think the lab will be a good fit: thelumenlab.org/for-prospect…
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Coming to an encyclopedia near you soon, my first full-length review with Marlene Behrmann @cmuneurosci!
Here, we explore the development of object recognition from #cognitive, #computational, and #neuroscience perspectives
doi.org/10.31234/osf.io/xshu…
We are thrilled to have you! Welcome!
In the spirit of sharing good news, I joined @DilksLab as a postdoc this week! So excited to study
and learn about how the kids' brain develops and changes!
























