Thank you McGovern Institute, Patrick McGovern and MIT Brain and Cognitive Sciences for all the support through the years!!! Thanks to my family featured in this photo: Vin Agarwal for always being by my side, and especially Dhruv Sharma, Shivam and Soumya for coming all the way from Canada to attend!

Inviting submissions to our workshop #CVPR2025 multimodalitiesfor3dscenes.github.io See thread from Changan Chen for more

Hatsoff to Sugandha Sharma @ CVPR 2025 and other authors at FieteGroup for their seminal work on understanding how seemingly independent functions can emerge out of a better theoretical and computational model of the hippocampal complex.

Just Announced! The #KavliPrize2024 Laureates in #Neuroscience!

Please RT: I am looking to hire a research assistant to help recruit, schedule and run human participants in auditory perception experiments at MIT. Preferably full-time, but could be part-time. Ideal for someone looking to get more research experience in advance of grad school.

Pleased to announce a new paper from our lab by Maddie Cusimano, with contributions from Luke 🐝 Hewitt. It shows that a generative model of auditory scenes can account for human perception of auditory illusions as well as natural scenes. (1/n) sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Are you interested in perception, culture, & big-data analysis? Join my new lab at Cornell: COCOCO: COrnell COmputational COgnition! Multiple PhD & Postdoc opportunities available: norijacoby.com/cococo.html. Please retweet & spread the word! COCOCOlab 1/6

Had a lot of fun working on this. Stay tuned for more research on how human listeners reverse engineer the physics of the world using the sounds they hear

New paper from our lab, by Jarrod Hicks. Shows that people use the statistical properties of background noise to hear concurrent “foreground” sounds. Read on for highlights (1). pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pn… MIT Science MIT Brain and Cognitive Sciences McGovern Institute CBMM

How does one brain circuit encode memories of both places and events? 🧠 The answer is out in Nature today! (proud to have lead this work as a Co-First author FieteGroup ) 🔗 nature.com/articles/s4158… Talk: youtube.com/watch?v=P4kHqk… This work extends MESH: proceedings.mlr.press/v162/sharma22b

I'm pleased to announce the successful thesis defense of Dr. Vin Agarwal! His thesis compiles an impressive body of work on auditory intuitive physics. Stay tuned for some great papers. It has been a pleasure working with him.

The leader in 'Deep Research' is going to be the one who will be able to access paywalled information. That's were all the research value comes from. So far no company has been able to do that.

We taught a robot to cook Michelin-quality dishes. Meet Zippy, the robotic chef: 🧑‍🍳 Already cooking for Michelin-star chefs 🧠 Culinary brain pre-trained on 5M+ multi-modal recipes 🍳 Learns new recipes from a single demonstration 🔥 Plug n play for commercial kitchens 1/

I think Elon Musk once said something like, 'The most ridiculous outcome is often the most likely.' I saw that in action today. My collaborator Vin Agarwal presented results on our QuantaQuill project at Biostate AI — a bioinformatics co-pilot that writes academic papers from

Nice work! Has some similar capabilities to what we at Biostate AI have with CoPilot and QuantaQuill.

You’ve heard of vibe coding—now meet #VibeResearch. Watch Vin Agarwal turn a plain-language chat into a journal-ready manuscript with Quantaquill.ai

Discover Quantaquill, a powerful multi-agent AI tool by Biostate AI that helps you generate research papers from just a simple prompt. Watch now: youtu.be/hsrGpnxFGAw #quantaquill #aiforresearch #multiagent #computervision #researchautomation #llmtools #paperwriting #aiagent

???? > GPT-5 > everything else. Details on what and how in arXiv soon.