This account is no longer active. Please go to @PCfN__ for current updates
Philadelphia, PA
Joined April 2013
- Tweets305
- Following150
- Followers780
- Likes251
Pinned Tweet
ChatLab has a new website at the Penn Center for Neuroaesthetics (@PCfN__ )! Visit us here → neuroaesthetics.med.upenn.ed…
ChatLab - inactive profile retweeted
In the rare neurologic phenomenon known as alien hand syndrome, limbs seem to have minds of their own. In @BrainandLifeMag, @Anjan435 (@PCfN__/@ChatLab/ @PennNeurology) discusses the condition & why it is so intriguing both medically & psychologically bit.ly/2N8HYxX
ChatLab - inactive profile retweeted
Today on The #Neuroethics Blog is a post by Anjan Chatterjee (@Anjan435) and Stacey Humphries (@_SHumphries) entitled "Smart Pills for Smart Work?"
theneuroethicsblog.com/2020/…
ChatLab - inactive profile retweeted
The @ScannLab at @UF is hiring a postdoctoral researcher. Details here: sites.clas.ufl.edu/scann-lab…
If you're not sure you'd be a fit for a position based on the ad, get in touch! (Twitter or email).
ChatLab - inactive profile retweeted
Is it socially acceptable to use pills to enhance brain performance? The answer often depends on these factors, writes @Anjan435 bit.ly/3oDcrBD
New blog post with @_SHumphries for @PsychToday! We unpack results from our latest #neuroethics study investigating public attitudes towards cognitive enhancement ⚖️
Our take observations about cognitive enhancement with @_SHumphries
psychologytoday.com/us/blog/…
Our original publication in @AJOBNeuro is available here → tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…
New blog post on @PsychToday with @Kloostern, presenting our latest work on #metaphor comprehension! To clarify the role of the left vs. right #hemisphere, we studied patients w/ lateralized #neurodegeneration 🧠
A non-technical take on our recent paper with @Kloostern Brains on Metaphor | Psychology Today #metaphor #neurolinguistics #laterality psychologytoday.com/blog/bra…
Our original study is available in Neurobiology of Language → doi.org/10.1162/nol_a_00022
ChatLab - inactive profile retweeted
Our take. Chipping away at the hypothesis that right hemisphere plays a privileged role in metaphor comprehension: Evidence from Left Hemisphere Degeneration @Kloostern @margueritemcq @PennBiNDLab mitpressjournals.org/doi/ful…
ChatLab - inactive profile retweeted
New paper from @ScannLab and @Anjan435 @ChatLab!
Here's a link to the (open access) paper: link.springer.com/article/10…
See the quoted Tweet for a blog post we wrote explaining the motivation and the design!
Twee-print below:
Our take on what frisbee players teach us about spatial language. With @stevenmweisberg Talk the Walk | Psychology Today psychologytoday.com/blog/bra…
New paper + blog post on @PsychToday with @stevenmweisberg @ScannLab!
We studied ultimate frisbee players 🥏 to gain insight into the different ways we think about and communicate spatial information—learn more about it here → psychologytoday.com/us/blog/…
Open-access publication with CRPI is available here → link.springer.com/article/10…
ChatLab - inactive profile retweeted
This week’s episode of @WHYYThePulse features a range of perspectives on implicit bias—including research taking place here at the PCfN.
Tune in to learn more about one of our latest studies, an app-based intervention targeting bias towards individuals with facial anomalies →
We've heard a lot lately about "implicit bias" - the assumptions and stereotypes that we may not be aware of, but that influence us anyway.
On this episode, we explore the concept of implicit bias — its origins, how to test for it, and how to address it.
whyy.org/episodes/confrontin…
ChatLab - inactive profile retweeted
TODAY → Colloquium w/ PCfN + HHF, streaming live on Zoom at 1:00 PM EST ✨
👀 UPCOMING EVENT → Join us (PCfN + HHF) for a virtual colloquium covering a range of topics in neuroaesthetics and human flourishing. We'll kick things off on Monday Sept. 21 at 1:00 PM EST.
Register here for a Zoom link: upenn.zoom.us/meeting/regist…
ALT The Humanities and Human Flourishing (HHF) team and Penn Center for Neuroaesthetics (PCfN) cordially invite you to a colloquium of original research. Join us to hear talks from Drs. Alex Christensen (PCfN), Katherine Cotter (HHF), Damien Crone (HHF), and Adam Weinberger (PCfN) as well introductions to each lab’s work from their respective directors, Dr. Anjan Chatterjee (PCfN) and Dr. James Pawelski (HHF). The event will be held on Monday, September 21 at 1:00 PM.
ALT Presentations by Alex Christensen (Estimating Factors with Psychometric Networks), Katherine Cotter (Effects of Art Museum Visitation: A Daily Diary Study), Damien Crone (Cross-Cultural Analyses of the Wellbeing Correlates of Artistic Interests), Adam Weinberger (Examining the Relationship Between Neural Modularity and Academic Achievement)
ChatLab - inactive profile retweeted
We are recruiting (please RT)!
The @ScannLab @UFPsychology is recruiting **1 PhD student** for 2021.
Things we're into: #cogNeuro #fmri #data #spatial #navigation
DMs are open. scannlab.psych.ufl.edu for other contact info.
Not sure if you should get in touch?
Well...
ChatLab - inactive profile retweeted
Episode Six is out NOW! Learn about Aesthetics in the Brain with Dr. Anjan Chatterjee 🧠 anchor.fm/byb-lullas/episode… #aesthetics #brain #neuroscience #behavior #BYBPodcast
ChatLab - inactive profile retweeted
Another new one: We tested whether different contexts and framing metaphors can shape opinions on the acceptability of using drugs like Adderall for cognitive enhancement. @ClaireDinh @Anjan435 psyarxiv.com/ydqru/
ChatLab - inactive profile retweeted
Please spread the word!
Talented early career scientists interested in psychology, neuroscience, cognition, spatial navigation - don't get lost! Find a home @ScannLab and @UFPsychology . #VSS2020 #CogNeuro #fMRI #CognitivePsychology.
Hi! @ScannLab is hiring a full-time lab manager! Experience in research, coding, virtual environments huge pluses, but anyone interested should apply. For more details and the (brief) application, see our website: scannlab.psych.ufl.edu/2020/…
ChatLab - inactive profile retweeted
New pre-print! We found that people w/ Parkinson's disease perceive less movement in abstract art, have enhanced preferences for action paintings, and show a fundamentally altered relationship between motion and aesthetic appreciation. @PCfN__ @Anjan435 psyarxiv.com/ujzf6/