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We created a new fMRI method called ‘voxel-preferred images’ (VPIs) to analyze large fMRI datasets of responses to images. Our paper is out in @PNASNews, including a cover image! Thanks to the authors: @C_Racey, Kendrick Kay @cvnlab, Anna Franklin @ColourSussex & Jenny Bosten 1/
If you want to look at the code or download the VPI images go to OSF | COLOURCODE osf.io/v5wxn/overview and scroll down to voxel-preferred image 8/
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👁️📣 1 week left to submit your abstract to Optica FVM 2025!
Grad students & postdocs: come share your latest results, get feedback, and connect with top minds in #VisionScience.
🗓️ Abstracts due Aug 8
📍 Minneapolis · Oct 2–5
🔗 opticafallvisionmeeting.org/
Ian M. L. Pennock retweeted
👁️🔬 Excited to welcome Austin Roorda as the 2025 Boynton Lecturer at Optica FVM!
A pioneer in adaptive optics and retinal imaging, his work has reshaped how we see the eye—and how the eye sees.
🎤 Join us Oct 2–5 at UMN
🔗 opticafallvisionmeeting.org/
Ian M. L. Pennock retweeted
🧑🔬💰 PhD Scholarship open for September at @SussexUni
Great opportunity if you're interested in sleep, biological rhythms and signals, physical & mental performance, or elite sports.
Application deadline: 25th July
Details at: realitybending.github.io/job…
#Psychology #PhD
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Can you tell which of your eyes is responsible for your visual perception? In our latest paper @clalunghi , @SamuelRecht, and I studied how attentional training can help people tell which of their eyes sees an image. 1/8 onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
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Our review paper 'Ten recommendations for reducing the carbon footprint of research computing in human neuroimaging' was recently published in @ImagingNeurosci!
doi.org/10.1162/imag_a_00043
Here's a quick summary of each of our recommendations 🧵
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Meet stimupy – simply crafting common visual stimuli, perfect for exploring contrast, brightness, lightness, and more aspects of visual perception. Warning: May induce a state of serene hypnosis. 😌✨
#neuroscience #Python #openscience @LSchmittwilken @JorisVincent
Ian M. L. Pennock retweeted
New paper(s) alert. In two linked papers I argue that we have fundamentally misunderstood the ancestry and evolutionary history of retinal circuits for (colour) vision.
Part I @NatureEcoEvo rdcu.be/dwCEj
Part II @PLOSBiology doi.org/10.1371/journal.pbio…
Ian M. L. Pennock retweeted
Sophie Wuerger has died of cancer complications. Sophie made important contributions to color science; her database of spectral samples of skin is invaluable. She was the energy in the room that made a scientific discussion sizzle, she had so much life left. I miss u @SWuerger
Ian M. L. Pennock retweeted
📢I'm hiring! Two postdoc jobs on how a #4dayweek changes mind, brain & body 🧑💼🧠🫀
1) MRI-focused
jobs.sussex.ac.uk/job/771a64…
2) Psychology-focused
jobs.sussex.ac.uk/job/addc07…
Closing: 9 Feb
Do get in touch with any enquiries! 😀
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I am beyond excited to share a new paper “Rapid, concerted switching of the neural code in inferotemporal cortex,” led by @Yuelin_Shi and Dasheng Bi. We describe a new form of neural computation in which single neurons rapidly change their tuning to temporally multiplex different functions. In < 20 ms, cells switch from a code optimized for face detection to a code optimized for face discrimination. I think this discovery fundamentally changes our current concept of neural representation. (1/N)
biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
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🧠Fully funded #PhDOpportunity with me @Sussex_Psych on the neural mechanisms underlying thoughts and ongoing experience, neural trait-state interactions, and whole-brain functional organisation. #fMRI #EEG #MachineLearning @SussexNeuro Please share!💻sussex.ac.uk/study/fees-fund…















