#ACNS2024 - Newcastle (2) If you haven’t been to Newcastle for a while, we’re sure you will also enjoy our stunning beaches and ocean baths, as well as the new look inner city precincts. Oren Griffiths and Frini Karayanidis on behalf of the ACNS2024 Local Organising Committee

🌟 Exciting News Alert! 🌟 The 10th Annual #AS4SAN Conference is coming to #Melbourne, May 27-29, 2024! 🎉 Abstract submissions are OPEN! 📝 Join us for an immersive, in-person experience with keynotes, workshops, & awards. Apply for travel grants too! 🧠💡as4san.com/2024-conference

#ACNSjobs A postdoc job opportunity at Macquarie Uni seek.com.au/job/73754346 Deadline 01/03/24

AS4SANinc 📢📷 Abstract submissions for #AS4SAN oral and poster presentations will be closing on Thursday 14th March: Submit your abstracts asap: as4san.com/2024-abstract-…

🚨New Preprint Alert🚨: 'Progressive multi-stage extrapolation of predictable motion in human visual cortex', with Charlie Sexton, @phil__johnson, Ella Wilson & Hinze Hogendoorn! Paper: biorxiv.org/content/10.110… Code: github.com/bootstrapbill/… Data: osf.io/sn4a7/

In the latest Queensland Brain Institute, UQ #GrayMatterPodcast, I had pleasure to chat about my work on neuroeconomics.

Thank you to our amazing donor community whose kindness inspires us to continue our mission towards understanding the brain and developing solutions for neurological disorders. 💜 Our latest Research Impact Report highlights these contributions. 🔗bit.ly/4bmtPDq

🧠⚡️ New results from our n=178 brain stim dataset using 7T MRS and fMRI! ⚡️🧠 1. Baseline glutamate levels predict the gains from stimulation. 2. Brain stimulation modifies learning-related changes in patterns of activity. 1/9 academic.oup.com/cercor/article… jneurosci.org/content/44/21/…

My review on neural adaptation in the visual system is now published in CORTEX! I'm particularly proud of this one. Featuring some new twists on classic visual illusions. doi.org/10.1016/j.cort… Psychological Sciences Cognitive Neuroscience Hub

Curious about EEG? We have the right workshop for you! Register for the upcoming EEG workshop co-hosted with the Cognitive Neuroscience Testing Precinct. 🕙15 Aug 2024, 10am-3pm 🏫The University of Melbourne eventbrite.com.au/e/eeg-workshop… @Eventbrite

The #ACNS2024 award season is officially open! Learn more about it here: acns.org.au/acns-awards/ The deadline for nominations is COB 02/09/2024

🔔 Important #ACNS2024 update 🔔 Due to popular demand, the deadline for abstract submissions has been extended until **midnight, Monday 2nd September AEST**.

In the business of measuring neural signals in decision-making tasks? Then our commentary on the recent Frömer et al (2024) paper is worth a read! Cognitive Neuroscience Hub Psychological Sciences Jie Sun adam /otimes osth Dragan Rangelov Jason Mattingley Michael D Nunez Paul M. Garrett

📢 ALERT📢 The early-bird registration deadline for #ACNS2024 is approaching. Make sure to register by Sunday, October 27 and save!

📢 GOOD NEWS 📢 The early-bird registration deadline for #ACNS2024 has been extended to **Sunday Nov 17 2024**.

🖨️Fresh off the press! sciencedirect.com/science/articl… We have shown that the brain processes visual input differently as a function of display density, violating predictions of dominant cognitive control theories.

📢 Department of Psychological Sciences, School of Health Sciences, Swinburne University of Technology is hiring! 📢 There is an ongoing, full-time, level B position available in the domain of Clinical Psychology. Applications close 23/02/2025. swinjobs.nga.net.au/?jati=14B144CB…

DP26 EOI applicants: tomorrow all lead CIs will receive an email with their outcomes and all applicants will be able to get their results in RMS. Due to the volume of applications, emails may be staggered throughout the day. Stay tuned for an update.

If you're attending the amazing #ICON2025, and if you are interested in how humans make risky choices, come to my poster (6.37) today from 10:45 am. I'd love to chat with you about how the precision of the neural representation of value drives choice biases.