Postdoc @Purdue_PsychSci, previously @mrccbu. PhD in Neuroscience @NCKU_official. Using fMRI to understand brain and memory.
West Lafayette, USA
Joined December 2019
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Sung-Mu (Scott) Lee retweeted
Great conference on cognitive/neuro science, AI, and modeling at Cambridge! Call for abstracts ®istrations now 🚨
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@Selwyn1882 @mrccbu @CamNeuro @AccelerateSci
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Sung-Mu (Scott) Lee retweeted
In our latest BNAdv Journal Club article, @smscottlee @p_raykov & Andrea Greve discuss the findings of a recent study by Blank et al (2023) on how the brain expects, processes, and perceives images, and outline potential directions for future research.
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ALT A snippet of the Journal Club article for Brain and Neuroscience Advances, by Sung-Mu Lee, Petar Raykov and Andrea Greve. The article is titled "Unveiling coding of prediction and sharpening of perceptual features through multivariate pattern analysis"
Sung-Mu (Scott) Lee retweeted
Applications open!
@mrccbu warmly welcome PhD, MPhil & MSc applications from UK and Overseas individuals interested in mental health, child development, ageing, dementias, neurological & sensory disorders or basic cognitive neuroscience.
mrc-cbu.cam.ac.uk/study-with…
Sung-Mu (Scott) Lee retweeted
Very proud to share news of our recent paper “False Memories for Ending of Events” by co-first authors @p_raykov and @dk_varga. Here’s a thread about it… psycnet.apa.org/fulltext/202…
Sung-Mu (Scott) Lee retweeted
@mrccbu are excited to announce the #CamFest2023 on-site open evening ‘Exploring the Brain and Mind’ on Wednesday 29 March from 6pm. Get involved with hands-on experiments, followed by some excellent short talks. Full details: ow.ly/8TGk50MXL0E
@Cambridge_Fest #CamFest
Sung-Mu (Scott) Lee retweeted
Our next Credibility Lunchbox series focuses on neuroimaging!
Hear from @ronitibon @CyrilRPernet @etienneroesch on how to preregister your research, navigate data privacy, and manage your research data, in 3 free webinars with @cassgvp.
Register now: us02web.zoom.us/webinar/regi…
The paper is now published in @NeuroImage_EiC!
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We showed that repeated face images (compared to their initial presentations) affected between-region connections, possibly because of increased synchrony or decreased prediction errors.
New preprint "Effects of Face Repetition on Ventral Visual Stream Connectivity using Dynamic Causal Modelling of fMRI data" with @ronitibon, @corticalpete, Pranay Yadav, and @rikhens is out: (1/4) biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
Excited to start my postdoc @mrccbu, working with @rikhens and many fantastic colleagues. We will examine how brain regions process repeated stimuli, using 3T, 7T MRI and MEG.
New preprint "Effects of Face Repetition on Ventral Visual Stream Connectivity using Dynamic Causal Modelling of fMRI data" with @ronitibon, @corticalpete, Pranay Yadav, and @rikhens is out: (1/4) biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
We found that the repetition effect can be explained by the modulation of connectivity between EVC and OFA/FFA. This between-region modulation supports synchronization and predictive coding theories. (3/4)
After the 7-year journey, I'm very happy to obtain my #PhD in Neuroscience. Thanks to my supervisors, colleagues, family and friends for their continuous support!
Sung-Mu (Scott) Lee retweeted
Thrilled to share our new preprint with @rikhens @kabir_ehsn : Late Combination shows that MEG adds to MRI in classifying MCI versus Controls medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/… using the largest sample of MCI with MEG data #BioFIND 👇
Sung-Mu (Scott) Lee retweeted
Our brief Opinion article is out in @FrontiersIn Human Neuroscience! With @rikhens and @Rob_Mok we review the JNeuro publication by @vigano_s and @manuela__piazza discuss broader questions on cognitive maps and the role of MTL in concept learning. (1/n)
📣In this Opinion piece, the authors review a recent J Neuro publication about map-like representations of semantic spaces in the brain. 👇
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@bokerial @rikhens @Rob_Mok
Beyond excited that my first first-author paper is finally published in Frontiers in Human Neuroscience! We collected 65 #fMRI studies examining repetition priming and provided a quantitative review (meta-analysis).
frontiersin.org/articles/10.…