@BadreLab

Professor and Chair of Cognitive and Psychological Sciences, Carney Institute for Brain Science, Brown University

 Providence, RI
sites.brown.edu/badrelab/
Joined October 2015
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Just got the advance author's copy of my book! Less than a month now until its release (Nov 10). Go here for info: press.princeton.edu/books/ha…
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Great coverage by @projo on deep brain stimulation for stroke by @CarneyInstitute affiliate and @BrownUnivHealth surgeon Wael Asaad. The @ClevelandClinic trial, now available in RI, is testing whether electric current in the brain can help with stroke recovery. #BrownBrainScience
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Investigators at Brown University Health are studying whether an implant in the brain can help improve hand movement for people who have had strokes. providencejournal.com/story/…

Groundbreaking 'deep brain stimulation' trial is searching for RI stroke victims. What to know.

Investigators at Brown University Health are studying whether an implant in the brain can help improve hand movement for people who have had strokes.

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Distinct functions for beta and alpha bursts in gating of human working memory nature.com/articles/s41467-0… #neuroscience

Distinct functions for beta and alpha bursts in gating of human working memory

Nature Communications - Oscillatory beta bursts are linked to cognitive control in primates, but their role in humans is less clear. This study demonstrates an analogous role in humans and suggests...

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A transient high-dimensional geometry affords stable conjunctive subspaces for efficient action selection nature.com/articles/s41467-0… #neuroscience

A transient high-dimensional geometry affords stable conjunctive subspaces for efficient action...

Nature Communications - People can choose the correct actions to perform in a context-dependent way. Here, the authors show that this ability requires reaching a target brain state just prior to...

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35 years of studies argue that kids assume word meanings are mutually exclusive. In @PsychScience, @gaborbrody, Athulya Aravind, and I argue kids aren't making an assumption. We show 2y.o. only think words are mutually exclusive when they're told so. 1/ osf.io/awtch

Why Do Children Think Words Are Mutually Exclusive?

How do children learn what a word means when its uses are consistent with many possible meanings? One influential idea is that children rely on an inductive bias that ensures that novel words get...

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Curious about pursuing a graduate degree in Cognitive Science or Psychology? Join us for our Virtual Graduate Program Preview, hosted by the Department of Cognitive Science and Psychology at Brown University.
This hour-long panel is meant for prospective students who are interested in gaining an inside look at our program, learning about the application process, and connecting with current graduate students and faculty. This is your chance to ask questions and get expert advice on applying to our program! For more information, contact Kyra Veprek at kyra_veprek@brown.edu

ALT This hour-long panel is meant for prospective students who are interested in gaining an inside look at our program, learning about the application process, and connecting with current graduate students and faculty. This is your chance to ask questions and get expert advice on applying to our program! For more information, contact Kyra Veprek at [email protected]

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Mark D'Esposito draws on a half-century of research, as well as insights gained in his lab, to break down our current understanding of frontal lobe function and working memory. @JOCN_Journal #SfN24 #Neuroscience thereader.mitpress.mit.edu/a…

A Tale About the Frontal Lobes as Told by a Neurologist

Mark D'Esposito draws on a half-century of research, as well as insights gained in his lab, to break down our current understanding of frontal lobe function and working memory.

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David Badre retweeted
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It's an honour to have been selected to deliver this fantastic mini-symposium during the #SFN24 Our speakers are ready to show: 🥰 how the cerebellum is enrolled in much more than motor tasks 📡 how it communicates with other brain areas ⚕️ its roles in health and disease
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I'm recruiting PhD students to join my new lab at Brown! Please apply if you're interested in judgment and decision-making, social+cognitive psych, or using games/experiments/computational models to understand human behavior. Apps due Dec 1! More info: davidlevari.com/

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Now out in Nature Communications! nature.com/articles/s41467-0…

A transient high-dimensional geometry affords stable conjunctive subspaces for efficient action...

Nature Communications - People can choose the correct actions to perform in a context-dependent way. Here, the authors show that this ability requires reaching a target brain state just prior to...

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Atsushi Kikumoto@KikumotoAtsushi12 Jun 2023
Excited to share a new preprint with @apaxon, @kazuhi_s_ & @BadreLab : “A Transient High-dimensional Geometry Affords Stable Conjunctive Subspaces for Efficient Action Selection”
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Check out our review on how the prefrontal cortex integrates memory systems across timescales to guide adaptive behavior! And we detail the many plastic changes observed in PFC with learning and training, from single neurons to brain-wide activity patterns
Christos Constantinidis@c_constan28 Jun 2024
New review article: Timescales of learning in prefrontal cortex nature.com/articles/s41583-0…

Timescales of learning in prefrontal cortex

Nature Reviews Neuroscience - The prefrontal cortex is critical for working memory, over a timescale of seconds. In this Review, Miller and Constantinidis examine how the prefrontal cortex...

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We have a new preprint with @kazuhi_s_ , Takahiro Nishio, and @BadreLab! “Practice Reshapes the Geometry and Dynamics of Task-tailored Representations.” biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…

Practice Reshapes the Geometry and Dynamics of Task-tailored Representations

Extensive practice makes task performance more efficient and precise, leading to automaticity. However, theories of automaticity differ on which levels of task representations (e.g., low-level...

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Come join us! Our department @BrownCLPS at @BrownUniversity is hiring up to 2 candidates in an open area. Assistant or Associate Professor in Cognitive and Psychological Sciences. More info and apply here: apply.interfolio.com/151973
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Our department at Brown is hiring (x2) -- please apply!
David Badre@BadreLab22 Aug 2024
Cognitive and Psychological Sciences at Brown is searching for two hires at the Assistant or Associate level! Research area is Open but should address one of three themes: AI and the Mind, Collective Cognition, or Mental & Brain Health See🧵. To apply: apply.interfolio.com/151973
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jobs @ Brown: Assistant or Associate Professor in Cognitive and Psychological Sciences apply.interfolio.com/151973
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Cognitive and Psychological Sciences at Brown is searching for two hires at the Assistant or Associate level! Research area is Open but should address one of three themes: AI and the Mind, Collective Cognition, or Mental & Brain Health See🧵. To apply: apply.interfolio.com/151973
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Collective Cognition investigates how local interactions between individuals produce global patterns of organization. Could include distributed knowledge and the spread of misinformation, inter-personal and human-robot coordination, dynamics of social networks, or neural networks
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Mental and brain health translates basic scientific theory to diseases and disorders, using neuroimaging, bioinformatics, cognitive, and computational psychiatry methods, leveraging new tools in areas like digital health, or seeking to understand the social determinants of health
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The relational bottleneck as an inductive bias for efficient abstraction Review by T. Webb (@TaylorWWebb), S. Frankland, A. Altabaa (@Awni00), S. Segert, K. Krishnamurthy, D. Campbell, J. Russin, T. Giallanza, R. O’Reilly, J. Lafferty, & J. Cohen tinyurl.com/wy8kft6j
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A little sad to draw a close to Control Processes 2024. But thank you all for the fantastic science, discussions and company. Safe travels back home and look forward to the next one in the Bay area!
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