A motley crew of science nerds trying to understand the inner workings and limits of human memory. Plus some Bayesian stuff...and 🧁. Director: @jeremyRmanning
Hanover, NH
Joined May 2016
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I'm feeling very happy, lucky, and grateful to have reached this next career milestone (tenure!) with the support of my family, lab, and colleagues! Special thanks to my current grad students @paxt0n4 and @Xu_Xinming for their incredible work, creativity, and general awesomeness!
ALT Dear Jeremy: I am pleased to confirm that the Board of Trustees approved the recommendation made by President Beilock, in consultation with the Committee Advisory to the President, that you be promoted to Associate Professor of Psychological and Brain Sciences, with tenure, effective July 1, 2024. Please accept my sincere congratulations.
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MIND is in the news today! 📰🗞️ home.dartmouth.edu/news/2023…
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Does exercise improve memory? It might depend on how intense the workout is, a study found. nyti.ms/3CH9idX
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In my latest for the @nytimes, I wrote about a new study that established a link between the intensities of exercise people do, and their different types of memory, whether it's remembering where you put your keys or recalling past events.
nytimes.com/2022/10/07/well/…
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Asst Profs Yi-Hsin Liu (phys), Jeremy R. Manning (psych), Alberto Quattrini Li (compsci), Caroline E. Robertson (psych), and Bo Zhu (compsci) and Assoc Prof Ina Petkova (math) received Early Career Development awards from the National Science Foundation – home.dartmouth.edu/news/2022…
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“Fitness tracking reveals task-specific associations between memory, mental health, and physical activity” by Jeremy Manning et al. Scientific Reports
nature.com/articles/s41598-0…
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Fitness Trackers Reveal Links Between Exercise, Memory, and Mental Health
Specific intensities of exercise over a long period of time are associated with different aspects of memory and mental health.
#neuroscience #science
neurosciencenews.com/exercis…
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Now out in @SciReports! nature.com/articles/s41598-0…
✨Check out our new and improved (updated) preprint of our fitbit study!✨
paper/code/data: tinyurl.com/2p96p8dr
(pictures by #dalle2 using the paper's title as a prompt 🤖🎨🖌️)
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My lab's @NSF CAREER award just became official! 🥳
I am beyond excited to use natural language processing & geometric models to study/enhance classroom learning. So thankful for the trust and support, and for the opportunity to change how we educate!
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This Friday! We're pleased to host @DALI_Lab Faculty Director, @bkeeperInVT and @DartmouthPBS Assistant Prof, @jeremyRmanning at the next @DartmouthCTBH Seminar: Towards An #Exercise Recommendation System for Optimizing Mental Fitness. @DartmouthCS @ContextMemLab #memory
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A study in @NatureComms uses a mathematical framework for describing dynamic patterns in brain networks to show they organize in a fractal-like hierarchy during story listening. go.nature.com/3AaPQSr
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Excited to join such 🤩 new cohort of MDRS members! 🎉🥳🧠🤓
@Christi99886417 @denisejcai @DavidClewett @RachaelElward @yezzyat @cate_hartley Michael Hornberger @Kwokszechai @cMadan Axel Mecklinger @NoraNewcombe @rebicca @Nathan_Spreng Chantal Stern @vosshbc
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I want to recognize Emily Glasser of @achillesintl for her mentorship on this project. And Dave Bucci was our initial inspiration. He formed the original team & got us excited about linking fitness+memory+mental health. He's sorely missed. I hope he'd be proud of what he started.
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In the news! @DartmouthCTBH Pilot Core study led by Lorie Loeb and Jeremy Manning develops #mobileapp for investigating relationship between exercise-induced physiological changes and #mentalhealth and cognition. @ContextMemLab @DALI_Lab @bkeeperInVT @GeiselMed
A Dartmouth neuroscientist brings together a cross-campus collaboration of faculty and students - including undergraduates from @DALI_Lab - to explore links between cognitive performance and exercise. Read more in our latest issue of Dartmouth Medicine. dartmed.dartmouth.edu/2021/0…
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Now with 🥁...a website! didvizandstats.org/
Our virtual workshop features talks + tutorials on the latest in dynamic data visualization w/ a superstar lineup of speakers 🤩 from around the globe🌐. Free to register/attend. Bring your lab! Bring your friends! See you there!
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Today I officially wrapped up this term's offering of my Storytelling with Data course: github.com/ContextLab/storyt…
Check it out for an intro to Python-based data science: data wrangling, analysis, interpretation, visualization, interpretation, and crafting compelling data stories!
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Excited to share the materials for my just-concluded Human Memory course! It's based around @KahanaMichael's awesome textbook on the past century of mathematical memory models, with some extra goodies inspired by @ptoncompmemlab, @HassonLab, & co baked in: github.com/ContextLab/human-…
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We're thrilled to announce that the latest addition to the "Sherlock papers" family is now live! This was a super cool paper to work on, and it builds on awesome science from @kanileke, @ChrisBaldassano, @ptoncompmemlab, @HassonLab, and others.🧵...
Modelling experiences and memories as trajectories through word-embedding spaces: @andyheusser, @paxt0n4, and @jeremyRmanning examine the idiosyncratic ways people preserve or distort the “shapes” of their experiences when they encode them into memories buff.ly/2NhB0GO
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Today I concluded my senior seminar on Storytelling with Data with a *fantastic* group of students. It's a scary time to graduate: hire them! They've produced 🌟 data-driven commentaries on current events, with some quirky stuff thrown in for good measure: tinyurl.com/yaed54nr
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We are *super* excited to announce that our SuperEEG paper’s epic 4+ yr journey has drawn to a close; it’s now forthcoming in Cerebral Cortex! 🎉 We report a model for reconstructing full-brain activity patterns from sparse ECoG recordings: tinyurl.com/wcvwfqa
