#sfn2024 — Public Fediverse posts
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Got to talk at #sfn2024 about the ideal statistics curriculum for neuroscience trainees.
Here's the talk with 6 suggestions (estimation thinking, simulation, robustness checking, multiplicity and nested data, OS, neglected factors) and resources.
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Lab PhD Candidate Hantao Wang presenting at #SfN2024 on speech auditory-motor adaptation with DBS on/off in patients with Parkinson's Disease vs Essential Tremor.
#PD #Parkinson #EssentialTremor #speech -
Lab PhD Candidate Hantao Wang presenting at #SfN2024 on speech auditory-motor adaptation with DBS on/off in patients with Parkinson's Disease vs Essential Tremor.
#PD #Parkinson #EssentialTremor #speech -
Lab PhD Candidate Hantao Wang presenting at #SfN2024 on speech auditory-motor adaptation with DBS on/off in patients with Parkinson's Disease vs Essential Tremor.
#PD #Parkinson #EssentialTremor #speech -
Lab PhD Candidate Hantao Wang presenting at #SfN2024 on speech auditory-motor adaptation with DBS on/off in patients with Parkinson's Disease vs Essential Tremor.
#PD #Parkinson #EssentialTremor #speech -
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Am not at #SfN2024 but wishing all my homies a good time, someone please find the guy who's out there self-administering TMS at the edge of the vendor booths and check if he's alright
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Come by our lab’s posters this afternoon at T7 and U25! I’ll be at the Gonzalez poster from 2-3pm and at the “Meet the Editors” session at the Oxford University Press booth from 3-4pm! Stop by 👋🏽 #sfn2024 #neuroscience
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Our poster session at #sfn is over. Presenters are tired and feedback was great. If you missed the posters, download them here:
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Tomorrow morning, bright and early at 8am our two posters at #sfn24 at O11 and O28. In case your missing them, get some context and download the files here:
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Come visit out poster Tuesday Oct 8 Morning!
LBA008.033 / LBA119 -
Task Context Shapes Short-Term Memory LocalisationGo see our very exciting results demonstrating the sensitivity of working memory strategies to task context. We made two variations of a classic 2AFC memory-guided orienting task : one that encouraged an egocentric strategy and one that encouraged an allocentric strategy. The results shocked us! M2 only involved in egocentric planning!
https://www.abstractsonline.com/pp8/#!/20433/presentation/31245
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Heading to Society for #Neuroscience annual meeting
#sfn24 #sfn2024? Presenting #openscience / #opensource projects? Tag us on a toot with your talk/poster/social time and date for a boost! 📢🧠 -
Come see work by the Miler Lab and friends at #SFN2024 We're friendly.
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Motor learning at #SfN24
It has been almost 10 years now that we have come to the realization that a particular type of our operant experiments can be classified as motor learning. In such "operant self-learning" experiments, the animal learns about the consequences of its own behavior and adjusts future behavior accordingly....
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One week from tonight. The premiere event of the Society for Neuroscience meeting. #SfN24 #SFN2024
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Our posters at #SfN and #APAN this year:
—C Fisher et al: Neuroplasticity changes in older adults following auditory-cognitive training
Mon AM G23, APAN A46 AM
—V Commuri et al: Physiological functional connectivity changes during difficult listening in older and younger adults
Tue AM V30, APAN B60 PM
—K Lerud et al: Continuous and concurrent auditory TRFs using both EEG and MEG reveal processing hierarchies during natural speech of competing speakers
Wed PM F36 , APAN B08 PM
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@thetransmitter Don’t forget to check out Pavlov's Dogz! #sfn2024 #SfN24
Tickets: https://www.reggieslive.com/show/pavlovs-dogz/ -
Our posters at #SFN this year:
Sun AM Q1: Chaterjee / Sederberg /ADR: Computational strategies of rats navigating spatial environments under changing reward conditions
Sun PM K5: Cunningham / ADR: A triple dissociation across the medial, ventral, and lateral orbitofrontal cortex in rats making sequential foraging decisions
Mon PM W5: Mugan / Hoffman / ADR: Examining multiple moments of decision-making through prefrontal, hippocampal, and dorsolateral striatal interactions in a complex spatial task
Come say hi IRL!
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A first-generation academic with experience in biochemistry, behavioral neuroscience, and clinical trials, 2024 SfN Science Educator Award recipient Emma Ynhell uses her expertise to inspire and change the perceptions of audiences who might feel disconnected from science. Read our interview to learn what inspired her dedication to public outreach alongside her academic pursuits. #SfN2024 #scicomm #scienceeducation #publicengagement #neurosociety #neuroscience
https://dana.org/article/emma-yhnell-receives-2024-sfn-science-educator-award/
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Since #SFN2024 is coming up, I thought I would provide my annual suggestion for people who haven't been before.
Personally, #SFN is my favorite meeting. It is the only place where I can have a conversation on prefrontal cortex and psychiatry in the morning, neuroethology over lunch, hippocampal place fields in the afternoon, and a discussion about preprints and peer review in the evening. It's like a dozen conferences all rolled into one.
In my experience, #SFN works better if one thinks of it as a deconstructed conference --- we are each experiencing our own individual path through the conference. Our paths will cross at interesting times.
Many people try to experience SFN as a regular conference - "I need to see this talk now." "I need to see this poster now." I (personally) find it much more useful to think of it as an ocean to swim in or as visiting a city where there are too many interesting sights to see and lots of interesting people to talk to. The itinerary I build from checking out the "meeting planner" is just a guide to get me to the right part of the city at the right time to see interesting things.
PS. If you do find yourself with extra time, I recommend going to a section of the posters about topics very different from what you normally do. Find a poster without a lot of people, go up to the person, tell them "I don't work in this field, but tell me about your poster." Think of it as a way of randomizing your experience.
Just my perspective.
YMMV.
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Her passion to increase representation within the scientific community led 2024 SfN Science Educator Award recipient Theanne Griffith to write both fiction and nonfiction children’s books that teach scientific concepts. Read our interview to learn what inspires her outreach work and what she hopes to share with kids, trainees, and her faculty colleagues. #SfN2024 #scienceeducation #STEMeducation #neuroscience #neurosociety https://dana.org/article/theanne-griffith-receives-2024-sfn-science-educator-award/
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I heard that Pavlov's Dogz are playing at #SFN2024. I love Pavlov's Dogz!!
https://www.ticketweb.com/event/pavlovs-dogz-tba-reggies-music-joint-tickets/13867463 -
Don't miss the greatest event of #SFN2024 or maybe ever. Get your tix here:
www.ticketweb.com/event/pavlovs-dogz-tba-reggies-music-joint-tickets/13867463 -
The best event of #SFN2024 or maybe ever.
https://www.ticketweb.com/event/pavlovs-dogz-tba-reggies-music-joint-tickets/13867463
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