Interpreting EEG requires understanding how the skull smears electrical fields as they propagate from the cortex. I made a browser-based simulator for my EEG class to visualize how dipole depth/orientation change the topomap.
dbrang.github.io/EEG-Dipole-D...
Github page: github.com/dbrang/EEG-D...
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@numole.bsky.social @kathlingelbach.bsky.social & Gesa Hartwigsen at @mpicbs.bsky.social we applied rTMS while people suppressed memories. Perturbing activity in the dlPFC (vs. M1) led to more unwanted intrusions & prevented forgetting. ➡️ Evidence for prefrontal contribution to suppression!
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2/3 When confronted with a reminder to an unwanted memory, we can suppress its retrieval – a process known to induce forgetting. fMRI indicates that suppression is based on hippocampal inhibition tied to activity in the right dlPFC. However, is the dlPFC really causally involved in suppression?
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1/3 Excited to share my first paper w/ co-first-author Davide Stramaccia in @rolandbenoit.bsky.social's lab! Causal evidence for right dlPFC involvement in #memory control: #TMS made it harder to stop intrusive memories & suppression didn't cause forgetting @jocn.bsky.social
-> tinyurl.com/prfra87k
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3/3 with @numole.bsky.social @kathlingelbach.bsky.social & Gesa Hartwigsen we applied rTMS while people suppressed memories. Perturbing activity in the dlPFC (vs M1) led to more unwanted intrusions & prevented forgetting. ➡️ Evidence for the prefrontal contribution to suppression! @mpicbs.bsky.social
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3/3 w/ @numole.bsky.social @kathlingelbach.bsky.social & Gesa Hartwigsen we applied rTMS while people suppressed memories. Perturbing activity in the dlPFC (vs. M1) led to more unwanted intrusions and prevented forgetting. ➡️ Evidence for the prefrontal contribution to suppression.
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2/3 When confronted with a reminder to an unwanted memory, we can suppress its retrieval – a process known to induce forgetting. fMRI indicates that suppression is based on hippocampal inhibition tied to activity in the right dlPFC. However, is the dlPFC really causally involved in suppression?
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Algorithms of the Mind. Cognitive Neuroscience Prof at Uni Hamburg.
http://schucklab.gitlab.io/
interested in how we learn and later use knowledge in decisions, and how those processes can go awry in psychiatric disorders. LMDlab @UCL, MRC fellow.
We develop and deploy neuroimaging and related technologies to solve big challenges in basic neuroscience and brain health.
postdoc at UC Berkeley, studying cognitive control and memory. https://ziyaozz.github.io/
Post-doc with Michael Anderson at MRC-CBU, University of Cambridge. Interested in studying memory and inhibitory control over memory, primarily using behavioural and neuroimaging methods
Memory researcher, postdoc at the Strange lab at Universidad Politécnica de Madrid.
News, commentary and research coverage from the international monthly journal publishing the highest quality of work in all areas of neuroscience.
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11-12 September 2025
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CNS is committed to the development of mind and brain research aimed at investigating the psychological, computational, and neuroscientific bases of cognition. #CNS2026 in Vancouver, March 7-10!
Advancing cognition
www.psychonomic.org
Studying brain functional organization and individual differences with computational approaches
Assistant Prof. @sc.edu
Previously RAP/Postdoc/PhD @dartmouthpbs.bsky.social
Brain imaging, machine learning, neuroscience, mental disorders
https://sites.google.com/view/yeolab
https://direct.mit.edu/imag
Professor of Cognitive Neuroscience.
Co-director of York Neuroimaging Centre (YNiC).
Interested in memory, spatial navigation and brain imaging.
He/Him
http://www.aidanhorner.org/
peer reviewed journal published by MIT Press. JoCN publishes papers that bridge the gap between descriptions of information processing and specifications of brain activity. neuropsychology, experimental psychology, neurology, computational modeling, AI ..
Organization for Human Brain Mapping - Student and Postdoc Special Interest Group (SIG). https://www.ohbmtrainees.com/
Posts are by Joshua Tan and Lada Kohoutova on behalf of the SP-SIG
The Organization for Human Brain Mapping (OHBM) is an international society dedicated to advancing the understanding of the anatomical and functional organization of the human brain using neuroimaging.
Cortical surface modelling and interpretable/explainable #AI, geometric deep learning #neuroscience. Open science: HCP, dhcp, UKBiobank
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Notes on functional MRI and related topics.
