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IVL PIs will not attend

International societies should meet where all nationalities can attend. Icelandic Vision Lab’s principal investigators will therefore not attend VSS 2020 conference in FL.

Author Heiða María SigurðardóttirPosted on December 6, 2019December 6, 2019Categories BlogTags conferences, travel ban, VSS

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Research in the Icelandic Vision Lab focuses on all things visual, with a major emphasis on higher-level or “cognitive” aspects of visual perception.

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kfrankelab Katrin Franke @kfrankelab ·
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To sum up🎉

For decades neuroscience studies used pupil dilation as an indirect measure of brain state

Our data suggest that, in addition, state-dependent pupil dilation itself shifts visual representations to behavioral demands by recruiting rods and cones on fast timescales

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drgbuckingham Gavin Buckingham @drgbuckingham ·
28 Sep

Do you remember how weirdly overwhelming your first year as a lecturer was? Do you manage early-career academics who might benefit from from training on how to deal with these new challenges? Get in touch - DMs are open, or email g.buckinghamATexeterDOTacDOTuk

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And now want to broaden this out to run bespoke training for ECRs, initially in Psychology and Sports Science departments.

The topics would focus broadly around those covered in my blog posts, including getting a lectureship, preparing teaching, supervising dissertation students
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leylaisi Leyla Isik @leylaisi ·
27 Sep

New work led by @diana_c_dima with @martin_hebart: A data-driven investigation of human action representations https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2022.09.22.509054v1

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icevislab Icelandic Vision Lab @icevislab ·
28 Sep

Why is this correct?

Peter Meilstrup @perceptophore

Sci fi is when kiki and fantasy is when bouba
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jhendersonimb John Henderson @jhendersonimb ·
26 Sep

Are you an ECR working in visual cognition? Would you like a chance to present your work to a supportive visual cognition group @UCD_CMB @ucdavis over zoom? If so, hit me up with a DM and let's chat

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