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New website

The visionlab.is website has officially been launched. We sincerely thank Haukur Svansson for his help. All hail the new website! 

Author Heiða María SigurðardóttirPosted on September 13, 2017September 14, 2017Categories Uncategorized

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IceVisLabIcelandic Vision Lab@IceVisLab·
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Mental health is important, take care.

Robin D. López, M.Sc.@RichmondLyfe

I’m excited to announce that I’m not graduating this year, didn’t receive fellowship award, not getting a promotion, no new job, no publications this year, no abstract approvals, & still a broke ass grad student; yet my mental health has been prioritized and I’m happy. #PhDChat

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biotweepsBiotweeps - Shiz Aoki@biotweeps·
22 May

I’m proud to announce that @BioRender (a project my team & I have poured our hearts into for 2 yrs) has 200K+ figures by 95K+ scientists 👨🏽‍🔬👩‍🔬! We built this so you could stop struggling to make figures in PPT 🔬 Also, the base version is free, forever 💜 https://t.co/KJpyxgxeQt

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IceVisLabIcelandic Vision Lab@IceVisLab·
23 May

New paper on the missing effects of emotional arousal on attention and short-term memory. Why can't we find the effects? Are Europeans too nonchalant to allow their brains to react in the way US brains do?
https://t.co/pcp105mgsh

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NatureHumBehavNatureHumanBehaviour@NatureHumBehav·
20 May

Attention and working memory both fluctuate over time. deBettencourt et al. demonstrate that fluctuations in attention and memory in distinct tasks are synchronous, providing additional evidence for the tight integration of these cognitive processes. https://t.co/4qPSawlSXN

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