Neuroscience PhD, studying neural basis of perception. Special interest in STEM ed and communication. But mostly, a lover of autumn and dogs. she/her/hers
Connecticut, USA
Joined February 2010
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Kate Christison-Lagay retweeted
The Psych Dept @BrynMawrCollege is searching for an Asst Prof or Associate Prof in Cultural Psychology to begin August 1, 2024.
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Psych Dept at Bryn Mawr College invites apps for the 2023-2024 year to teach intermediate & advanced undergrad courses in areas of Cognitive Psychology, Clinical Psychology, Data Science & Neuroscience. Apply!
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How fast can we see? Our work looks at the earliest timepoints of visual perception through intracranial EEG, led by @AyaF_Khalaf:
pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/3544…
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Surgeries are increasingly opening patients’ brains to research. But the opportunities that come with this intimate access also raise complex ethical issues. Learn more: fcld.ly/w8dsaz7 @ScienceVisuals
Yayyy, another preprint! It's always nice to have extra confirmation that visual detection activates where we think it should! Also, so much of this team has dispersed to different locales and it's nice to revisit halcyon collaboration days!
As the third entry to our recent trio of work on visual conscious perception, check out our new preprint! This nice analysis was led by @AyaF_Khalaf, with great team support from @sharifkronemer, @katelcl, and Twitterless Hunki Kwon, Jiajia Li, and Kun Wu. biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
Kate Christison-Lagay retweeted
Just out in the New Yorker: An article about Men Reading Minds with fMRI!
The author mentions 9 male and 0 female neuroscience professors, a feat made possible by impressive contortions like attributing a study from Ev Fedorenko’s lab to one of its male middle authors.
Kate Christison-Lagay retweeted
This is what it took me until my last year of grad school to realize. I’m still regularly overwhelmed by how much I don’t know, but I no longer suffer from the delusion that everyone else in my position knows 5x more than me.
ALT Two similar graphics. The left side labeled imposter syndrome with a what I know circle nested inside a much larger what I think others know circle. Right side labeled reality and showing the same what I know circle but with many smaller what others know circles that are the same size as it
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Another big day for the Blumenfeld Lab @HBlumenfeld at #SfN21 - several posters detailing our research on perception with icEEG, fMRI, scalp EEG, and more! Checkout the P496 Human Perception I Section 3-4pm EST today! @D_Jinny @AyaF_Khalaf @katelcl @Smajumder1507 Thomas Xin
Come check out this session next Wednesday, where you can hear a whole lot about the Blumenfeld lab's take on perception (and like...2 random people who got stuck into a session with the lot of us!)
Human Lab, cont.
Wed 10/8 2-3PM (CST)
Aya Khalaf, Postdoc:
Visual conscious perception, icEEG
P495.08
Kate Christison-Lagay, Postdoc:
Auditory conscious perception, icEEG
P495.09
Thomas Xin, PhD student:
Conscious perception in the thalamus
P495.10
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this... this right here... all of this!!
Supporting mental health and productivity within labs cell.com/neuron/fulltext/S08…
My Twitter reach is super small, but if anyone is looking for an awesome lab, which is part of an equally awesome neuroscience (and auditory neuroscience!) community: don't let this opportunity pass you by!
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See, I told you more papers were forthcoming! So grateful to have been a part of this massive undertaking. And serious props to @sharifkronemer. The # of techniques used here gives only the slightest hint of how insane he is (hint 2: he doesn’t like pizza (!?!). Insanity QED.)
So excited to share this work with the world! Recent graduate @sharifkronemer (along with an amazing set of collaborators)’s tour de force on the brain networks involved in visual conscious perception biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
Really proud to be part of the team for this. This is just the first taste of the exciting work that this branch of the Blumenfeld lab has been working on (but until recently, hoarding for ourselves!) for the past few years. Stay tuned for more!
Check out our exciting new work about the very earliest signals associated with visual conscious perception. doi.org/10.1016/j.neuroimage…
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Finally joining the Twitterverse :-) and making up for lost time... what did I miss?!? #AcademicTwitter #AcademicChatter #neuroscience #ScienceTwitter #consciousness #epilepsyresearch
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One of the biggest mysteries of Covid-19 has been why some people become very ill, while a large number of people who are infected show no symptoms at all. It turns out that this protection may be linked to the most mundane of illnesses…the common cold. A thread.
Being involved in GLIA was one of the highlights of grad school for me, and it was wonderful to get a chance to talk about it this past Nov. GLIA's continued doing awesome stuff--including putting together this great panel and workshop.
This past SfN ‘18 meeting a group of NGG students, alumni and faculty led an incredible workshop on “how to bring a student-run outreach program to your institution” based on our GLIA model. Check it out! Thanks to @SfNtweets for the highlight!
Oh, hey! That's me!! xitter.cf/JNeurophysiol/status/9…
Recent findings show that "population-level #A1 activity, but not single neurons" help to #detect sound against a #noisy background. Read: "Contribution of spiking activity in the primary auditory cortex to detection in noise." Link here: doi.org/10.1152/jn.00521.201…
I, too, am not nice to things (evidence: 3 PCs in 5 yrs). I've spilled mochas on my mac, dropped it down stairs...still great