#ccn2026 — Public Fediverse posts
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Next was an interesting talk by Kalanit Grill-Spector on modeling visual perception with spatially-aware deep artificial neural networks at #CCN2026 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dR97JscmNzE (4/8)
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Next was an interesting talk by Kalanit Grill-Spector on modeling visual perception with spatially-aware deep artificial neural networks at #CCN2026 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dR97JscmNzE (4/8)
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📆 Next #Cognitive #Computational #Neuroscience conference will take place in Edinburgh 🏴
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📆 Next #Cognitive #Computational #Neuroscience conference will take place in Edinburgh 🏴
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Excited to have run a Mindmatching session at the Cognitive Computational Neuroscience Conference #CCN2026, hosted by Neuromatch President and Board Chair, Megan Peters.
Mindmatching uses machine learning & semantic processing to analyze publications and research interests, connecting attendees with their most compatible scientific peers. It is the same underlying approach we use every July to match students and TAs into pods for our Neuromatch Academy.
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Excited to have run a Mindmatching session at the Cognitive Computational Neuroscience Conference #CCN2026, hosted by Neuromatch President and Board Chair, Megan Peters.
Mindmatching uses machine learning & semantic processing to analyze publications and research interests, connecting attendees with their most compatible scientific peers. It is the same underlying approach we use every July to match students and TAs into pods for our Neuromatch Academy.
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Tomorrow you'll be able to find some work from my lab:
First, my PhD student Chris's poster "Learning in a Visual Search Meta-Task: Sharper or Stronger Attention?"
Poster B93, Rosenthall, Tuesday 2-3:45pm
We ask what mechanisms can support learning when search targets change every trial.
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And the final K&T is about using latent linear dynamical systems to explain whole brain dynamics #CCN2026
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The second K&T asks what we can learn from studying 'in silico' neural responses, i.e. surrogate fMRI, EEG, etc responses generated from trained encoding models. #CCN2026
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Starting now: Keynotes for the Keynote & Tutorial sessions. First, Erin Grant is introducing methods for sound comparisons of neural representations and models #CCN2026
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Using evidence from binocular rivalry experiments, Doris Tsao, in her keynote, claims neural activity corresponding to conscious experience is hard to identify because it can be temporally intermixed with unconscious representations #CCN2026
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Hopefully you're all ready for the wave of #CCN2026 content I'll be posting this upcoming week
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@meganakpeters.bsky.social at a #CCN2026 satellite event on Computational Consciousness Science