Come check out my work w/ Matthew Kolisnyk, Gi-Yeul Bae, & Keisuke Fukuda on a *causal* role of perceptual comparisons in VWM bias at #VSS2021 at Poster Session E on Monday, 5/24 at 3:30PM EST! For my peers on Twitter, here's a newer version w/ some updated results 🕺🕺🕺

Starting In less than 24 hours: Online seminar by Dr Keisuke Fukuda on Visual working memory representations are distorted by their use in perceptual comparisons | #bot24 world-wide.org/Psychology/Dis…

New preprint with Matthew Kolisnyk & Keisuke Fukuda ! We show that individuals have conscious access to intrinsic stimulus memorability (SM) during judgments of learning (JOL) and that this access is not contingent upon explicit encoding attempts (1/7) psyarxiv.com/54nc6

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And the last one of our Memorability trilogy. In this work (psyarxiv.com/smuan/) spearheaded by Matthew Kolisnyk, April E. Pereira and Caitlin Tozios, we revisited the canonical EEG subsequent memory effects through a lens of memorability. A not-so-quick summary to follow.

Loved the energy at Wilma Bainbridge’s talk at #VSS2022. If interested in learning whether ppl can consciously access intrinsic stim memorability, stop by my talk w/ Matthew Kolisnyk & Keisuke Fukuda tmrw morning at 9:30AM during the session on Learning! visionsciences.org/talk-session/?…

Happy to ALSO report that our (Matthew Kolisnyk & Keisuke Fukuda) paper investigating the causal role of perceptual comparisons in visual working memory biases is also out now at Psychonomic Bulletin & Review! link.springer.com/article/10.375…

Joey (Joey Saito) and Matthew (Matthew Kolisnyk ) are on 🔥🔥! Two papers published online at Psychonomic Bulletin & Review (Psychonomic Society) in two weeks!! Check out this paper if you are interested in how usage-based VWM distortions compare to simple perceptual interference.

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Dissociating the Impact of Memorability on Electrophysiological Correlates of Memory Encoding Success dlvr.it/SkZ6sr The MIT Press The MIT Press @mitpress.bsky.social.bsky.social @mitpress

Great to see this out! Fun work with Matthew Kolisnyk, April E. Pereira, and Caitlin Tozios ! For a not-so-short summary, here is our previous tweet. x.com/KeisukeFukuda4…

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Will a patient on life support end up in a vegetative state or wake up? Using an algorithm, #WesternU's Prof. Adrian M. Owen OBE, FRS, Loretta Norton, Karnig Kazazian & Matthew Kolisnyk were able to accurately predict a patient’s possible recovery after a brain injury. theglobeandmail.com/canada/article…

Can a machine learning algorithm predict who is going to recover from a serious brain injury in the ICU? *spoiler* Yes, it can. Brilliant work by Karnig Kazazian Matthew Kolisnyk Loretta Norton link.springer.com/article/10.100…

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Want to know how you can use functional near-infrared spectroscopy to detect consciousness? Let us show you (no paywall). Karnig Kazazian Matthew Kolisnyk Derek Debicki Loretta Norton Sergio Novi pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pn…

Check out our latest work now out in @PNASnews 🚨⤵️ fNIRS: a novel tool for detecting consciousness after acute severe brain injury pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pn… We examine the reliability of fNIRS in 100+ datasets across 6 tasks then use fNIRS to detect covert awareness in the ICU