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Congrats to Bin Yang, Janis Intoy, and Michele Rucci, who won the 2024 PNAS Cozzarelli prize for their paper on "Eye blinks as a visual processing stage." The annual Cozzarelli Prize acknowledges papers that reflect scientific excellence and originality. nasonline.org/news/2024-cozz…

How does our brain handle distractions during an important task? New #URochesterResearch shows rhythmic brain patterns—theta and beta oscillations—help us anticipate and resist distractions to maintain working memory RochesterBrainCogSci Frontiers - Neuroscience 👇 frontiersin.org/journals/integ…

1 of 2) NEW in JOV: The visual system does not operate like a camera, co-authored by Michele Rucci & Martina Poletti. buff.ly/2S7Qa1u #URochesterResearch RochesterBrainCogSci The Active Perception Lab Michele Rucci

Support our students Yue, Howard, Riesa and Ruby at Graduate Research Day. Check out the event program: rochester.edu/college/gradst… All are welcome to attend.

Congrats to Ruby Zeng who won a best poster award for her poster “Prosodic and other paralinguistic features of speech differ across social contexts and roles” at the Graduate Research Day. This is a fantastic achievement Ruby, well done!! 🎉 Dr. Elise Piazza

Computer scientist Christopher Kanan offers a primer on generative AI, large language models, and the responsible use of artificial intelligence. #URochesterResearch rochester.edu/newscenter/art… @cvsuor Christopher Kanan

Your brain effortlessly handles complex visual scenes, but how? New #URochesterResearch from the Snyder Lab harnesses artificial intelligence to decode visual processing, uncovering clearer insights into how we see the world Paper via European Journal of Neuroscience 👉onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/epdf/10.11…

Congrats to Riesa Cassano & Rithwik Cherian, recipients of this year’s Open Scholarship Awards, & Sanjana Kapisthalam, recipient of the Edward Peck Curtis Award for excellence in teaching! opensci.lib.rochester.edu/open-scholarsh…

New from Scott & Snyder: This study uses deep neural networks to create naturalistic stimuli that better map to neural responses in visual areas, helping understand complex neural activity more efficiently than simpler stimuli. doi.org/10.1111/ejn.70… #URochesterResearch

NEW from Sabya Shivkumar, Greg DeAngelis & Ralf Haefner in Nat. Commun. on how motion is always defined with respect to a reference frame. This study shows how the brain uses causal inference to find the right reference frame to guide our perception. doi.org/10.1038/s41467…