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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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Chong Guo @chongguo6 ·

23 Jun

Is it possible that adversarially-trained DNNs are already more robust than the biological neural networks of primate visual cortex? Here is a short thread for our #ICML2022 paper https://arxiv.org/pdf/2206.11228.pdf. 1/8

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simine vazire @siminevazire ·

24 Jun

Hello US-based psych academic friends, these (& other) excellent psych depts in Australia are hiring, often multiple positions:

University of Melbourne
University of Sydney
University of New South Wales (in Sydney) (x5)
Australian National Uni (in Canberra)

DM me if I can help.

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Jarrod Lewis-Peacock @jalewpea ·

20 Jun

The 3rd annual Working Memory Symposium (https://www.wmsymposium.org/) begins tomorrow June 21 at 9:00 am CT (GMT-05) online via Zoom & Slack. We have 53 trainee talks organized into 16 sessions across 4 days. Hope to see you there! w/ @ee0112 @will_ngiam @kcs_adam

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Alessandro Crimi 🧠🧬🔬🩺🧪 @dr_alex_crimi ·

13 Jun

"Ten simple rules for structuring a #research papers" by Mensh and @KordingLab ... it never gets old https://journals.plos.org/ploscompbiol/article/file?id=10.1371/journal.pcbi.1005619&type=printable

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Icelandic Vision Lab @icevislab ·

14 Jun

"...no evidence for behavioural rhythms in attentional switching after accounting for aperiodic temporal structure."

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Brookshire shows that widely reported 3-8 Hz periodic rhythms of human attention may be artefactual.

https://buff.ly/3xzwtUZ

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