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Neural model of working memory

July 29, 2019 admin Leave a comment

Is it possible to account for our patterns of short-term remembering and forgetting, and at the same time, make predictions…

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    GaleaLabGalea Lab@GaleaLab·

    New paper on biorxiv: https://t.co/8Kmoft3W5U from the brilliant (and new Dr)@OlivierCodol and @P_J_Holland @BrainInTheMind

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    OlivierCodolOlivier Codol@OlivierCodol·

    The 3rd paper from my thesis is out (preprint). A great thank you to Sanjay Manohar @BrainInTheMind for a very pleasant and productive collaboration!
    And of course Pete @P_J_Holland and Joe @GaleaLab for great mentoring and supervision, as always. https://t.co/qbHkrYS8LH

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    NZBrainNZ Brain Research Institute@NZBrain·

    Our neurologist Campbell Le Heron studied apathy at @husain_lab, and now has funding for his own postdoc on apathy in #Parkinsons. Know something about #neuroimaging or #neuropsychology and want to work in beautiful #NZ?
    Details here: https://t.co/YUFdMYUvvv
    #ecr #academicjobs

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    BaysLabPaul Bays@BaysLab·

    A short note on BioRxiv on the relationship between the psychophysical scaling account of working memory by @timothyfbrady @markSchurgin and population coding models of the same: https://t.co/mxaUHM0S1z

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    eren_gunseliEren Günseli@eren_gunseli·

    Is working memory (WM) simply internal attention? We show that currently less relevant items are unattended but kept in WM when they are likely to become relevant soon. New paper w/ @jjfahrenfort, @DirkvMoorselaar, Martijn Meeter, & Chris Olivers! https://t.co/cFPIq64MGm

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    JamesKilnerJames Kilner@JamesKilner·

    Latest paper from the group by @anto_neurology Dopaminergic Modulation of Sensory Attenuation in Parkinson's Disease: Is There an Underlying Modulation of Beta Power? https://t.co/jpnFgyCwg4

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    BaysLabPaul Bays@BaysLab·

    "Stochastic sampling provides a unifying account of working memory limits" - our new preprint: https://t.co/u28XmwDfC8

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    DrGBuckinghamGavin Buckingham@DrGBuckingham·

    THE GEARS ARE NOT MOVING!!! https://t.co/R1sZbLI5ku

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    ANG_OxfordOxford Autoimmune Neurology Group@ANG_Oxford·

    Position for a lab tech to join us in Autoimmune Neurology discoveries https://t.co/cvmjOqzCSa

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    kmpeterssonKarlMagnus Petersson@kmpetersson·

    @KordingLab No. But work in progress. https://t.co/TB8krMmcT5

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