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📜 New preprint! With Andrew Watrous, we posted our chapter of an upcoming textbook, which is a mini-review of differentiating narrowband oscillations from broadband aperiodic (1/f) in neural time series: psyarxiv.com/k6nhd/

📈🧠EEG Data Release!!!🧠📈 Penn Memory Lab's data from the Penn Electrophysiology of Encoding and Retrieval Study (PEERS) is on OpenNeuro.org in BIDS-standard format!!! Feat. 364(!!) subjects performing up to 24 sessions of #memory tasks with scalp #eeg. openneuro.org/datasets/ds004… 1/3

Friends and colleagues going to SfN: on Tuesday at 1pm there will be a historical March for Israel in DC. Please join if you can. Please register so that they can plan for adequate security: iac360.org/iac-events/ral…

Retrieved-Context Theory of Financial Decisions* academic.oup.com/qje/article-ab…

Glad to be together with my colleagues at Ben Gurion University. I hope to return again soon.

Standing in solidarity with our friends at Hebrew University and their students

Excited to share a new paper with Daniel Schonhaut, ItzhakFried and coauthors, showing how cortical (MTL) neurons phase lock to hippocampal theta. doi.org/10.7554/eLife.… eLife - the journal

A standardized test score doesn’t—and shouldn’t—dictate our admissions decisions, but it should inform those decisions. Reinstating our testing requirement allows us to use all of the data at our disposal to admit and support the broadest and most talented student body possible.

Interested in using intracranial recordings and stimulation in humans to study memory, and leveraging this knowledge to treat memory-related disorders like PTSD? I am recruiting a postdoc to our emerging interdisciplinary team at Thomas Jefferson University! RTs appreciated

Well-deserved for great contributions both to neuroscience and medicine. As a neurosurgeon I have seen him in the operating room , always ready to translate bench to bedside to the benefit of many patients. Congratulations, Hagai Bergman !

"Decoding EEG for optimizing naturalistic memory" out now in Journal of Neuroscience Methods!! ElsevierNeuroscience TLDR; we trained neural decoders to predict memory success, then applied them to present items when people were predicted to learn well doi.org/10.1016/j.jneu…

Inspiring talk by Michael Kahana at #ISCOP, Acre, in a buried 800-year-old fortress of the Hospitaller Knights. He focused on the scientific legacy of his advisor, the memory researcher Bennet Murdock. At the end of the talk, he summarized Murdock's rigor in a few key guidelines:

Even while processing current experiences, people reactivate old ones and re-encode them (shown using intracranial EEG), turning thoughts into memories. David Halpern Penn Memory Lab Michael Kahana nature.com/articles/s4159…

Exciting news from Nia Therapeutics! We’re thrilled to announce that Prof. Michael Kahana (Michael Kahana) has joined the company full-time as CEO. A world leader in the science of human memory, Prof. Kahana built a distinguished career at the University of Pennsylvania (Penn),

Nia Therapeutics is proud to announce Chuck Vadala as our Senior Director of Quality and Systems Engineering! Chuck has an extensive background in medical device development and his expertise spans systems engineering, product safety, risk management and regulatory compliance:

Nia Therapeutics is honored to welcome Milton Morris, Ph.D. to the Board of Directors as an Independent Director. Dr. Morris brings over 25 years of experience in #medtech innovation, including his transformative leadership as Chairman and CEO of Neuspera Medical Inc., where he raised

Nia Therapeutics is proud to welcome Keith Angelino and Haydn Herrema to the team! Keith is a Senior Mechanical Engineer and holds degrees in mechanical engineering and biomedical engineering from Case Western Reserve University. He has been developing medical technologies and

Last Fall, the New York Post spotlighted the potential for brain-computer interfaces to restore memory, featuring the groundbreaking work underway at Nia Therapeutics. And earlier last year NPR reported on our groundbreaking studies in patients with traumatic brain injury. Today,