neuroecologylab.bsky.social
Cognitive Neuroecology Lab at WIN/FMRIB (Oxford) and Donders Institute (Nijmegen) headed by Rogier Mars. Interested in what makes different brains tick. www.neuroecologylab.org
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Thanks!
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Love it! Can we please be included? We scan cool animal brains
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Thanks for putting this together! Can we self-nominate to be included :-)
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Thank you!
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If you also include animal brains, we’d love to be included too
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Very nice. Maybe you could add @magdalenaboch.bsky.social?
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Congratulations
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No, it's a private company.
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For Dutch speakers, there’s home-academy.nl that does something like that
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Bunge’s activation falls within Neubert’s FPl, which we at the claim claimed was similar to Boorman’s hotspot
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Thank you!
Re decomposing: I had in mind experiments on patients with BA10 damage failing at setting subgoals, prospective memory, & Burgess’s findings on their failures at multitasking (which is really hierarchical subgoal setting). Any area you’d assign subgoal decomposition to instead?
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Do we have clear ideas on the computations performed by FPl? What unites Boorman’s path not taken and Bunge’s analogical reasoning?
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To be honest, it’s easier to venture into another field to find solutions to problems in your field than to venture into another field to help solve their problems with what you know.
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True, their prices are a bit old school, which is strange since they are not necessarily a commercial publisher, they should be able to do the same as MIT Press. At least they don’t yet have the JN thing of having an abstract and then a research significance statement. That annoys me ;-)
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I like the editors at Cereb Cortex although admin afterwards is a bit troublesome. Brain Struct Funct good for anatomy (but conflict of interest there). I like PLoS Biol although have found them to be slow in the past, but that was a while back. Old eLife was brilliant
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Hi, Mark! Still figuring it out, but it is better
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Never heard running described as a pandemic cliche hobby, but… yeah
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www.amazon.com/dp/069122414...
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New addiction in #evolution games