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hey guys, just tossed a coin and it came down heads. My prior was ~Bernoulli(p=.5). What are some good political explanations as to why X=1? Thanks.

Since we're talking about funding of absurd research by NIH and other federal agencies, the funded scientists: - watching flies fuck - giving rats massages - spending years digging into why jellyfish glow - tracking penguin poop from space - using horseshoe crab blood

Dipping my toes over on bluesky to see how it is. Follow me over there too if you use it! bsky.app/profile/tarazl…

Excited to see this Special Focus at Journal of Cognitive Neuroscience on Neural and Computational Mechanisms of Motivation and Decision-Making, finally out! Full collection here: direct.mit.edu/jocn/issue/36/…

Excited this work is now in it's fully published form at JOCN! "Reward accelerates the preparation of goal-directed actions under conflict" direct.mit.edu/jocn/article/3… Check out the full Special Focus on the Neural and Computational Mechanisms of Motivation and Decision-Making

Now published in The Journal of Neuroscience! SfN Journals jneurosci.org/content/45/3/e… With Mahdiyar Shahbazi and @[email protected] DiedrichsenLab

Brissenden et al. show that spatial cognition can adaptively shift to counteract errors in the allocation of visual attention. This suggests an error-driven learning mechanism analogous to movement adaptation in motor control. Taraz Lee Sammy Icon nature.com/articles/s4156…

I’m very excited to finally see this one in print! Led by the incomparable James Brissenden nature.com/articles/s4156… We find that cognitive processes (e.g. attention, working memory) undergo error-based adaptation in a manner reminiscent of sensorimotor adaptation. Read on! (1/n)

At #CNS2025? Come by our posters! SAT 3-5pm A126 Modeling the temporal dynamics of cognitive control A149 Cognition-Action links in Parkinson disease (TMS-fMRI) SUN 8-10am B30 Causal role of the cerebellum in spatial working memory (TMS-fMRI)