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What do the inattentionally blind see? In by far the largest empirical project I've been involved in, @NartkerMakaela finds striking sensitivity to the colour, shape + location of "unseen" stimuli, as well as substantial bias not to report it. Check her pre-print out below 👇👀🦍
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Congratulations, Chaz! So well-deserved, and so lucky to have you as a colleague!
Congratulations to @chazfirestone of @JohnsHopkins on receiving the 2024 Joseph B. Gittler Award!🎉 Dr. Firestone has made an incredible impact in the philosophical foundations of psychological knowledge, and we're proud to give him the recognition he deserves.👏
#Psychology
Started reading my (free PDF!) of Nick Shea's Concepts at the Interface this morning. Already evident how deeply informed & deeply thought out a book it is -- philosophical cognitive science at its v best. Want to think about thinking? Download it here: global.oup.com/academic/prod…
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Star undergrad @HanbeiZ representing the lab in Tokyo @theASSC #ASSC27! Hanbei shared her new project, run in collaboration with @gohruizhe @ibphillips, on Event-Based Warping.
Go Hanbei!
@ASSC27tokyo
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Postdocs and senior PhD students:
Apply to attend the - fully-funded! - CIFAR Winter School on the Neuroscience of Consciousness near Cancun, Mexico 🌴
Explore human, animal, & machine consciousness with world-leading faculty and peers + networking & professional development
#CIFARWinterSchool applications are now open!
Learn from some of the top researchers studying the neuroscience of consciousness in a fully-funded, 3-day event for senior PhD + post-docs, hosted by CIFAR and @TempletonWorld.
Apply by July 12! cifar.ca/next-generation/cif…
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Sensitivity to visual features in inattentional blindness biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/… by @chazfirestone @ibphillips et al.; "the strongest evidence to date of significant residual visual sensitivity in IB, and even cast doubt on claims that awareness requires attention"
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Ian Phillips (@ibphillips) introducing vision scientists to Sellars and the “manifest image”. Standing room only at #phiVis #VSS2024 @VSSMtg
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It's @VSSMtg week! So excited to share this year's projects from the lab, including brand new research directions and some deep dives on foundational issues.
More info @ perception.jhu.edu/vss/.
See you on the 🏖!
#VSS2024
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Replying to @chazfirestone
@chazfirestone & I are thrilled to present "phiVis: Philosophy of Vision Science Workshop," May 21 @VSSMtg! Philosophers talk, scientists comment. 2024's line-up:
– @ibphillips | @jeremymwolfe
– Rosa Cao | @talia_konkle
– Tiina Rosenqvist | @BevilConway
phivis.org
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Today at NMO‼️
Ian Phillips (Johns Hopkins) -- Awareness survives inattention
@ibphillips
h16-18 CET / h15-17 GMT
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We are happy to announce the next NMO24 webinar 📣
Friday 22, h16-18 CET / h15-17 GMT
Ian Phillips -- Awareness survives inattention
@ibphillips
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more info here: neuralmechanisms.org
Really looking forward to presenting this work on visual sensitivity & awareness in inattentional blindness by @NartkerMakaela, @chazfirestone, Howard Egeth & myself @NeuralMech this Fri -- and especially to discussing with @attninaction & others! See below for some homework 👇
Excited to comment this Fri on a great study by @NartkerMakaela, @chazfirestone, Howard Egeth & @ibphillips hosted by @NeuralMech
U can prep! Read Chp 5 of Attention (2014) on the intricacies of conclusions wrt inattentional blindness & consciousness 🧵
bit.ly/WUonIB
You can join at: unito.webex.com/unito-en/j.p…
More info here: neuralmechanisms.org
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We are happy to announce the next NMO24 webinar 📣
Friday 22, h16-18 CET / h15-17 GMT
Ian Phillips -- Awareness survives inattention
@ibphillips
join at 👇
unito.webex.com/unito-en/j.p…
more info here: neuralmechanisms.org
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How good are we at knowing what we would think and do if our beliefs were different? In a new preprint with @chazfirestone and @ibphillips, we use pretense behavior to show that the answer is *remarkably good* osf.io/preprints/psyarxiv/pg…
A thread 🧵(1/7)
Can physics solve the problem(s) of consciousness? In our latest book review for @ScienceMagazine, @chazfirestone and I weigh in. (Spoiler: certainly not without help!)
science.org/doi/10.1126/scie…
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There is a super exciting postdoctoral opportunity here @JohnsHopkins @jhu_philosophy, spearheaded by EJ Green in connection with our 'Foundations of Mind' group. Take a look, and watch this space for more! 👇
philjobs.org/job/show/25213
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I'm looking for a post-doc to work on my #episodicmemory project! If you're interested in how we can use artificial implementations of episodic memory in AI to help us understand episodic memory in biological systems, hit me up :) More on the project here: lse.ac.uk/cpnss/research/Epi…
🚨 Open Position 🚨
#LSEPhilosophy Assistant Professor @aliboyle6 is searching for a Post-Doctoral Research Officer in Episodic Memory (Philosophy of Artificial Intelligence & Cognitive Science). Application deadline: 20 October 2023: lse.ac.uk/philosophy/blog/20…
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What do illusions tell us about silence? In the latest podcast, Ian Phillips, Rui Zhe Goh, and Chaz Firestone of @JohnsHopkins explored whether we perceive silence or simply infer it when there is a lack of sound.
Listen now: ow.ly/3Wrn50PFFcC
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This week on Sound Expertise: do we hear silence the same way we hear sound?
A conversation with @chazfirestone about his lab's groundbreaking new perception study, and the intersection of science and the humanities
soundexpertise.org or wherever you listen!




























