1/3 Interested in brain rhythms and the orchestration of sensing & acting? Interested in neural mechanisms of natural exploration?
This postdoc opportunity might be just for you!
I am recruiting a post doc to work with me on an exciting project at UCL @uclpals.bsky.social
"We also modelled rhythmic EEG generation, finding that action potentials can generate detectable narrowband power between approximately 60 and 1000 Hz," #PLOSCompBio dx.plos.org/10.1371/jour...
** Reminder: Deadline approaching **
Come join our team! One more week to apply for our MEG researcher position. Applications are due on January 15. 🗓️
Brain waves. It sounds like sci fi but it's completely real. And we can measure them with EEG. This is the 1st of 2 videos about EEG. Here, learn from Emily Weichart about the basics of how EEG works and watch how it is used to study event related potentials. #neuroscience #EEG
youtu.be/EmSy7_gSC94
It looks even better once it's typeset for Imaging #Neuroscience 😎
Come take your single trial #ERP : It only costs you an #EEG or #MEG dataset, a few assumptions and a reaction time per trial (and a bit of RAM to be honest)
direct.mit.edu/imag/article...
We have a new opening for a three-year postdoc position in the Department of Experimental Psychology at Ghent University: jobs.ugent.be/job/Ghent-Do...
If you are looking for an EEG Post Doc position, and have both an applied and fundamental interest, Roeljan Wiersema's lab is the place to be.
Deadline is Monday 25-11, so be quick! #EEG #neuroskyence
Very happy of our preprint on single-trial detection of #cognitive events in #neural time-series
www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1...
TLDR: with HMP, a few assumptions and the #EEG#MEG signal in the RT, HMP estimates:
- how many events account for the data
- their SINGLE-TRIAL time location 🤯
A few weeks ago Eelke Spaak, @nunezanalyzed.bsky.social and Romy Frömer came to Ghent to talk about Single-trial EEG analyses.
This EEG newsletter tinyurl.com/mr3esbwe is all about single-trial EEG, with video's of their excellent talks ánd a bonus video with Jelmer Borst 📽️
A few weeks ago Eelke Spaak, @nunezanalyzed.bsky.social and Romy Frömer came to Ghent to talk about Single-trial EEG analyses.
This EEG newsletter tinyurl.com/mr3esbwe is all about single-trial EEG, with video's of their excellent talks ánd a bonus video with Jelmer Borst 📽️
This preprint has existed for awhile, but now it is published in Behavior Research Methods!
A tutorial on fitting models of M/EEG and behavior to understand cognition. We wrote this so that readers from different backgrounds, especially Masters & PhD students, would find it useful.
rdcu.be/dzHJs
Here is a cool package and associated preprint to do single-trial EEG estimation. I recommend playing around with this one.
HMP by Gabriel Weindel (with Leendert van Maanen and Jelmer Borst -- I don't think they're on Bluesky!)
www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1...
github.com/GWeindel/hmp
The EEG Newsletter is back! In this edition we look at why and how to simulate EEG data.
substack.com/home/post/p-...
Hi! Is this position still open?
She didn't perceive the fourth dimension directly but had a profound spatial intuition that allowed her to understand complex multidimensional geometries through their lower-dimensional representations.
... much like observing the changing shadow of a three-dimensional object. This method allowed her to grasp the structure and relationships within four-dimensional objects indirectly, by studying their three-dimensional "shadows" or sections.
Chat GPT gave a nice description of how she did the imagining: Alicia Boole Stott imagined four-dimensional shapes by understanding their three-dimensional cross-sections and projections. She visualized how these three-dimensional sections would change as they move through the fourth dimension, ...
Maybe this thesis is a nice entry point - Chapter 5 is about her:
pure.rug.nl/ws/portalfil...
Looking forward to seeing this so much!
Did I read about Alicia Boole Stott in your work? en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alicia_...
She apparently was able to imagine 4D objects...
Nice! Do you have the materials online somewhere?
In today's EEG newsletter I share our MNE tutorials from the Cutting Gardens 2023 conference:
tinyurl.com/bdf49j2z
We covered Pre-processing, Machine Learning and the HMP toolbox for discovering cognitive stages (very cool).
Also many new vacancies. Have fun!
#EEG #neuroskyence #Neuroscience
I ran a workshop on using Empirical Mode Decomposition to analyse oscillations in EEG during #CuttingEEG Frankfurt. I enjoyed the experience the broad discussions afterwards
Materials below -> click 'Open in Colab' to run in the browser!
#neuroscience #neuroimaging #eeg
github.com/AJQuinn/Cutt...
The platform for submissions for ESCAN 2024 tutorials and symposia is now open! You can find further information on escan2024.com Looking forward to welcoming you!
Multiple assistant and associate professor positions at the School of Psychology, University of Birmingham. Ample opportunity to develop research at the Centre for Human Brain Health (@TheCHBH).
www.jobs.ac.uk/job/DDJ767/a...
www.jobs.ac.uk/job/DDJ765/a...
Postdoctoral position (3y) on developing a paediatric OPM system @TheCHBH. We have OPMs/MSR/helmet etc but tailoring is needed for groundbreaking studies on visual attention and reading. Funded by 'Attention to Reading' Wellcome Discovery project.
www.jobs.ac.uk/job/DDN328/r...
I’ll be at #MEGUKI2023 these days in case someone wants to discuss options
they are not so different, both define what "seed" means, makes total sense!
Please welcome @scone-neuro.bsky.social to bluesky. The Scottish-EU Critical Oscillations Network connects brain rhythm researchers since Jan 2022. Based at University of Dundee Psychology. Funding: Royal Society of Edinburgh (RSE). More on sites.dundee.ac.uk/scone/ #EEG #neuroskyence #PsychSciSky
@sebraem.bsky.social
