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Nachum's new book Natural Neuroscience is out! A fresh take on how brains work in the real world—well worth a read.
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Here we are pleased to share with you our preprint titled "Brain-Machine convergent evolution: a window into the functional role of neuronal selectivity" authored in collaboration with @MalachLab @ShanyGrossman psyarxiv.com/3k4dp/
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New preprint alert !
In these difficult days, Israel's democracy is under an existential threat. While facing these dark times- our academic work goes on [1/2]
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We need your help. Not only for us to be able to live a free life in a free democracy, but for us to continue to do cutting edge science. Please retweet, please activate whatever actions/influence/levers that you can think of. We are fighting for our democracy. 🙏
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These are truly the most scary times in my life. We demonstrate, strike, but the other side does not care. They claim they are the majority - indeed, they have 64 seats out of 120 but they only received 49.8% of the votes. They do not have a mandate to change our regime.
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It is easy to see how we lose ERC funding because of our regime change. It is conceivable that we would have to sign a declaration of loyalty (to whom?) to receive an Israeli grant. It's only a matter of time that commissars will sit on promotion committees. cont...
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To my colleagues around the globe. We need your HELP! As you may have heard, our new government is changing (some would say destroying) the rules of our democracy. How will this affect our ability to do science? Academic freedom cannot exist without democracy. cont...
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We're in press! Try out RBS- retrospective behavioral sampling, to track changes in cognitive states under naturalistic stimulation, and match them with your fMRI datasets to probe neurocognitive processes and individual differences. frontiersin.org/articles/10.…
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Check out our cover in the current issue of Neuron (September 1st, 2021)! - featuring our work on the role of hippocampal ripples in human declarative memory. Available for free download here: authors.elsevier.com/c/1dS8c…
New month, new issue 👉bit.ly/36RtjvI
Cover illustrates a study by @MalachLab & coll. on hippocampal ripples in the retrieval of memories bit.ly/3yuAxDa (with a preview by Brodt & Bjorn bit.ly/38yAyLU) - one of many cognitive papers in this issue!
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Two navigating bats. What will happen when they meet?? Join on Wednesday (2.6, 5PM CET) at @WWNeuRise, where I'll discuss my extremely cool project from our long flight-tunnel on Hippocampal representation during behavioral switches 🦇 please RT
Next Wednesday @worldwideneuro: Bats flying in a tunnel 🦇 and butterflies migrating under the sun 🦋! crowdcast.io/e/wwneurise
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Now on Nature's @Commsbio! DMN selectively coactivated by surprising events, together with hippocampus and striatum, exposing its important role in predictive processing!! Full free access to paper and supplementals: rdcu.be/cdPM2 @SimonyErez @MalachLab @rafi_malach
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Good at problem solving? This is how your brain does it! Our study is finally online
@MalachLab @TalGolanNeuro @pierre_vanmedge @dmgroppe xitter.cf/biorxiv_neursci/status…
Repeated performance in problem-solving tasks attenuates human cortical responses biorxiv.org/cgi/content/shor… #biorxiv_neursci
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Just published in @eLife - Increasing suppression of saccade-related transients along the human visual hierarchy elifesciences.org/articles/2…
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Just submitted: Increasing Suppression of Saccade-Related Transients Along the Human Visual Hierarchy
biorxiv.org/content/early/20…
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Our paper is out! How the human #brain omits blinks from vision. #neuroscience #cognition elifesciences.org/content/5/…
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Where do high-level visual representations go when the stimulus persists? #neuroscience #brain biorxiv.org/content/early/20…
