Konrad Lehmann

This is happening "because the currency of scholarship—publication—is becoming increasingly detached from the notion that publication is meant to add to the sum of human knowledge. In other words, publication has increasingly become an end in itself."

Excellent (if somewhat depressing) article by Marcus Munafo and George Davey Smith. It's centered on epidemiology but the lessons apply broadly...

If you fancy the idea that emotions are inferences we make together, have a read and fire back with critiques, questions, or priors of your own.

arxiv.org/abs/2506.08599

#neuroskyence #hyperscanning

Rohrer (2017)

Breaking the barrier between theorists and experimentalists Many neuroscience students are steeped in an experiment-first style of thinking. Let’s not forget how theory can guide experiments.

Sam Gershman writes beautifully about how theory-free neuroscience prevents the field from reaching its promise. Beautiful and true. Most folks do not test hypotheses. Running a NHST does not a hypothesis make. www.thetransmitter.org/theoretical-...

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I am looking for a postdoc for my new lab @uni-hamburg.de, we will closely collaborate with the CRC TRR 393 Trajectories of affective disorders.

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📢 Join us for Prof. Dr. Stefanie Höhl’s talk on “Rhythms of Communication: How Children and Caregivers Connect” at the #Bühlerkolloquium.

📅 15/01 @ 5pm
📍FAL Room 158 and via Zoom
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How measurement noise limits the accuracy of brain-behaviour predictions - Nature Communications Our ability to identify associations between behaviour and brain imaging is important for uncovering markers of cognition and disease. Here, the authors illustrate the importance of the reliability of...

The limiting factor for MRI based prediction of behavioral traits may be neither the imaging nor the pipeline or learning algorith but rather the reliability of the target phenotypes

Thought provoking work my Martin Gell et al:

www.nature.com/articles/s41...

thank you, Moritz! hope you like it :)

I‘d love to join :) maybe also @katfoerster.bsky.social

New commentary with @yongling.bsky.social out in TINS! We discuss the intriguing new results from Ma et al. suggesting that the brain maintains multiple predictions how other people might act in order to adaptively respond to others during social exchanges. www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti....

I've started working on a (very incomplete!) starter pack for social interaction researchers! If you're working in this space, please asked to be added (or suggest others)! Meant to be inclusive of many disciplines, methods, interaction types, and types of interacting agents: go.bsky.app/44VAEhU

Article: "An active-inference approach to second-person neuroscience"

Coauthors: Konrad Lehmann, Dimitris Bolis, Leonhard Schilbach, Maxwell JD Ramstead, Philipp Kanske

journals.sagepub.com/doi/pdf/10.1...

"An Active-Inference Approach to Second-Person Neuroscience"

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"An Active-Inference Approach to Second-Person Neuroscience" now officially published in Perspectives on Psychological Science @psychscience.bsky.social

Together with @dimitrisbolis.bsky.social @mjdramstead.bsky.social @leoschilbach.bsky.social @kanske.bsky.social

doi.org/10.1177/1745...