On the neural substrates of mind wandering and dynamic thought: A drug and brain stimulation study
The impact of mind wandering on our daily lives ranges from diminishing productivity, to facilitating creativity and problem solving. There is evidenc…
My final Registered Report from my PhD is now out in Cortex!
We investigated the role of dopamine & HD-tDCS in mind wandering & sustained attention. While stimulation had no effect, increasing dopamine reduced spontaneous thought and may protect against performance deficits. doi.org/10.1016/j.co...
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A little late posting, but I’m thrilled to share that my PhD thesis - On The Causal Neural Substrates of Mind Wandering - was conferred in March.
I am so grateful to everyone who supported me throughout this challenging but incredible journey, and I can't wait to see what the future holds 🧠⚡️
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Cognitive computational neuroscientist. Postdoc @StanfordBrain @StanfordPsych working with @lauragwilliams.bsky.social on speech comprehension. Passionate about music! She/her
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Cognitive neuroscientist and #scicommmom interested in habits, including those of scientists, my toddlers and cats.
Hobby illustrator & designer ✨ www.lienekejanssen.nl
Director, Centre for the Sciences of Place & Memory, Stirling Uni, Scotland. Skill, memory, embodied cognition, philosophy, cognitive history, cricket, music, collaboration, wayfinding. Leverhulme International Prof: johnsutton.net & placememory.net
Cognitive Neuroscientist housed at The MARCS Institute for Brain, Behaviour, and Development. I study how we perceive, recognise, and interact with the visual world around us.
Studies brains, eats plants, and catches waves.
News, events and research from the University of Melbourne's School of Psychological Sciences.
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Professor of Cognitive Neuroscience at the Brain and Mind Centre, University of Sydney. 🇮🇪 in 🇦🇺
I study memory, motivation, apathy, and anhedonia, in ageing and dementia. Fascinated by the brain in all its complexity.
Cognitive💭 Computational🧑💻 Neuroscientist🧠
Physiology of neural selectivity, attention, decision-making
Swimming 🏊🏻 hiking ⛰️ ecology 🏞️ greenery 🌿 enthusiast
http://d-ferro.github.io; http://gin.g-node.org/56fe 🗣️it en es fr
@crmatematica.bsky.social; @upf.edu
OHBM Special Interest Group for greening brain imaging. Working to decarbonize annual meetings and educate on the environmental impacts of neuroimaging research.
Cognitive Neuroscientist | Assistant Professor at Brandeis University | Reward, learning, decision making, olfaction | www.thehowardlab.org
Postdoc at German Center for Neurodegenerative Diseases and Research Fellow at St John's College at the University of Cambridge studying Alzheimer’s disease, ageing, memory, and the brain; author, half-decent dancer, chronic science (fiction) over-analyser
Associate Professor, School of Psychology, University of East Anglia.
Chair of Organisation for Psychological Research into Stroke (WFNR).
Lover of #cognitiveneuroscience and #neuropsychology. 🧠👀✋
Portuguese / Italian
https://www.stephanierossit.com
Consultant neurologist and professor for neuroimaging at LMU Munich. Effects of long-duration spaceflight on the human brain. Neuroimaging of the vestibular and the ocular motor system in health and disease. Put a low-field MRI onto Antarctica.
Researcher in cognitive neuroscience, specialising in perception, metacognition, and decision-making
Trying to understand how the brain makes sense of the world with (and despite) eye movements. Active visual cognition, Combined eye-tracking/EEG, EEG methods. Toolboxes: EYE-EEG, opticat, UNFOLD. Previously @Berlin. Tenured Asst. professor @Groningen
PD Dr. | University Lecturer, Neuroscientist, and Jungian Psychoanalyst (DGAP, IAAP) | Online Psychotherapy in English, German, and Russian
Neuroscientist interested in attention, decision making and consciousness
Researcher at The University of Sydney 🧠 Interested in neuromodulatory systems and sleep
Professor, director of neuroscience lab at Rutgers University – neuroimaging, cognitive control, network neuroscience
Writing book “Brain Flows: How Network Dynamics Generate The Human Mind” for Princeton University Press
https://www.colelab.org
Professor for Sport Psychology at the University of Hamburg. Researching the Dynamics of Human Performance Regulation (@dhprlab.bsky.social) and planning to use that knowledge to stop getting worse at cycling.
