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Last January, I noticed something peculiar in my 2yo’s bedroom that - after a year of obsessive reporting - led me to a profound cosmic revelation about what’s even possible in our universe. A 🧵.
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Great advice for students applying for a PhD course
New blog post (with @oakeslisa) for students who are applying to PhD programs: Why and how to email faculty prior to applying to graduate school. We provide concrete advice to reduce stress and increase impact. lucklab.ucdavis.edu/blog/201…
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Speech Science Forum, Thurs 27th Sept 4pm, Chandler House(118). Title: Overhearing: The processing of unattended continuous speech in adults, normal hearing children, and children with cochlear implants. Dr. Laurel Lawyer (University of Essex) All welcome!ucl.ac.uk/pals/research/spee…
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excited about this one!!
Some sounds are safe to ignore, others require attention. New paradigms are emerging that enhance our understanding of how the brain makes this choice. We discuss this and more in our upcoming discussion meeting. Register today
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Another great new auditory neuroscience lab in Pittsburgh! Welcome Ross, and whomever is lucky enough to join you!
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I think that electrode count is relevant here. Denser electrodes are needed to detect CSDs since they're spatially subtle. Hofmeijer et al. only used 21 EEG electrodes, which, while on the same order as Hartings et al., is still too low for EEG detection with intact skull.
An excellent commentary by @NeuroLlama & colleagues on Cortical Spreading Depolarizations #CSDs on scalp EEG. @neurocritical @Cecil_Hahn frontiersin.org/articles/10.…
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