Last chance to participate in the #EEGManyLabs replication study of the famous Nature paper of Vogel & Machizawa (2004): contralateral delay activity (CDA) as a marker for working memory. More info and registration: forms.gle/nMWfnETsqtHiyj… AcademicEEG #EEGManyLabs. Please RT

Happy to announce a new preprint with Chris Baker Ed Silson Matthias Nau! We demonstrate a distributed set of regions supporting recall of personally-familiar people, places and objects, incl. medial parietal, posterior parietal, FEF and pSTS. biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

NEW PAPER ALERT: Very happy to post a new paper with Tim Brady & @jonathanmkeefe on whether or not information reach conscious awareness in a discrete, all-or-nothing manner, or a gradual, continuous manner? psyarxiv.com/gsq7y/ A 🧵:

Together our results show that motion in dynamically changing stimuli can facilitate more enduring object files, resulting in increased integration of the features. 9/9

This aligns with our hypothesis that motion can facilitate more integration of changing features, and thus the reports were biased towards the past but also more precise. 8/

Last year, Will Harrison, Jessica McMaster, and Paul Bays suggested a cool signal-detection test of potential contributions of ensembles vs. individuals to working memory. Here, we make important additions to their approach and show that ensembles are important

My first first author paper (that I started writing) is published in JEP:LMC! We showed how encoding location into VWM does not happen in a completely automatic manner - doi.org/10.1037/xlm000…

A new preprint with Chaipat Chunharas and viola störmer! 'Optimal tuning of feature-based attention warps the perception of visual features' psyarxiv.com/hbfup

My V-VSS2021 work is published online at Visual Cognition tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.108…
Would like to thank Keisuke Fukuda Visual Cognitive Neuroscience Lab in finally getting this work here :)

My first in-person VSS was a lot of fun! If you missed my poster in person, I'm presenting it again at V-VSS now! Come by to hear about how feature working memory can benefit from meaningful stimuli! #VSS2022

I'm excited to share a new preprint with viola störmer on feature-based attention! This project shows that the inefficiency of voluntary distractor suppression is not present when attention is learned incidentally. doi.org/10.31234/osf.i…
#tweeprint 🧵below!
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