Ash York retweeted
My time at UQ has come to an end. Many thanks to the colleagues and students that made the experience so great.
I’m not sure what’s next, but for now my wife and I have started a passion project. And I’d like to invite you all to join. Come follow @50DownUnder. RTs appreciated.
Great human, many smarts, 10/10 would hire 👌
I'm looking for work! Anything in Melbourne, preferably PT, neuroscience related! I am:
-BBSc, BSc (Hons), MSc, PhD Candidate (submission April 2023)
-qualified/experienced Clinical Trial Manager
-experienced Research Manager
-great communication skills
-MRI/MEG experienced
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Ash York retweeted
Do people always prioritise the Self when a competing goal of monitoring others becomes prominent?
authors.elsevier.com/c/1fxyz…
Another very cool and particularly useful piece of work from my wonderful friend, go check it out!
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Neat facilities, cool topic and the best team! Give it a geez!
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Twitter folks, I finally have something to ask! I'm making a worksheet for second year psych-neuro students to get them to think about what research topics they could see themselves pursuing. Any suggestions for questions, introspective prompts etc.?
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How cool is this?! The future is now 👀
Our paper using neurofeedback to explore how feature-based attention influences decision-making was published in #JNeurosci last week! Here's a video showing how motion tuning evolved when we used neurofeedback to bias attention toward a trained direction.jneurosci.org/content/41/39/…
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Heyyyy seems like touch is cool again! @pucketta_m
BREAKING NEWS:
The 2021 #NobelPrize in Physiology or Medicine has been awarded jointly to David Julius and Ardem Patapoutian “for their discoveries of receptors for temperature and touch.”
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Better contribution to her field than Cleary’s work on field tonight!!
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Ash York retweeted
As someone interested in statistical analyses of EEG data & the history of the field, I think an important (and under-appreciated) researcher is Dr. Mary Brazier (1904-1995) who did both pioneering experiments & analyses, and rigorously documented the history of the field.
ALT A photograph of Dr. Mary Brazier, sitting in front of some old-school EEG amplifiers and related equipment.
Cool team, cool topic; what more could you want?!
Two fully-funded PhD scholarships available! Apply now to join a cohort of students between @UQ_News and @UoNPIBeacon. Project 1: Layer-specific Structure & Function using Ultra-high Field #MRI with @MarkusBarth2 @UQSchoolITEE and @UQ_CAI bit.ly/3x6nzuK
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Ash York retweeted
JOB ALERT: A PhD Scholarship: Behavioural and neural investigations of human sensory and cognitive processes is available in the Mattingley Lab at #QBI. #JobAlert
reubenrideaux.github.io/posi…
I feel either attacked or seen, not sure which 😅
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Ash York retweeted
The ACNS Executives' have written an Open Letter to the Vice-Chancellors of #ANU and @Macquarie_Uni regarding the proposed closure/merging of Australia's premier neuroscience and cognitive science departments. Please read and share.
@ACNS_ECR @MQCogSci #SaveEccles
Ah. What a fucking joke.
I went on ABC tv to talk about why the #March4Justice was so important and Morrison Government Senator Ben Small decided to talk over me. It's so distressing just how much this Government doesn't get it. #auspol #mansplained
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Ash York retweeted
Here’s a new review paper on attentional capture starring Steve Luck, Nick Gaspelin (me), Chip Folk, Roger Remington, and Jan Theeuwes. We highlight progress toward resolving the attentional capture debate and suggest remaining areas of disagreement.
tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…
I’m too far out to apply, but maybe you should - this would be a fantastic gig!!
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