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libertysays.bsky.social
Associate Professor at UT Austin studying speech using intracranial recordings and EEG. Opinions my own.
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Big milestone for Project Jupyter 🚨: Jupyter has finalized the creation of the Jupyter Foundation, hosted by @linuxfoundation.org. www.linuxfoundation.org/press/linux-...

submitted 101 days ago • 1 comment

Download our database of 492 (!) funding opportunities for EARLY-CAREER FACULTY AND RESEARCHERS. For each entry, we provide link to funder, description, amount, deadline, and eligibility criteria (e.g. citizenship). Download freely here: research.jhu.edu/rdt/funding-...

submitted 103 days ago • 12 comments

We were actually "unknown" for it, but for years @neuroshea.bsky.social and I ran the bsdneuro account, which now rests in a grave befitting Bob (and his cortex).

submitted 105 days ago • 29 comments

I have created this with a few of us listed but I know there are more of us on Bluesky: contact me if you wish to be added! 😊 go.bsky.app/CLzeYDN

submitted 105 days ago • 15 comments

Here's a starter pack for people interested in the cognitive science and neuroscience of language. With all the new Bluesky arrivals, I'm sure I'm missing people—please let me know and I'll add! go.bsky.app/6iumPee

submitted 110 days ago • 43 comments

I feel that the auditory research community has either not arrived here yet or is not very well connected. Please let me know who to add to this starter pack and self-nominate. 🧪 go.bsky.app/2V3D2mu

submitted 108 days ago • 39 comments

Hi all! I’m a neuroscientist and I’m generally interested in how the brain processes speech and language, how we pay attention in noisy environments, and how we understand the sonic world around us! You can read about our lab and what we do here: slhs.utexas.edu/research/ham....

submitted 104 days ago • 2 comments

At the final SfN poster session Aditya Vaidya will present some new work he’s doing w/ me & @libertysays.bsky.social. It sounds a little nuts, but we’re using in silico experiments on fMRI models to replicate effects that really should only work in ECoG. Poster DD15 Wed PM.

submitted 472 days ago • 1 comment