I'm not on Twitter any more. Find me on BlueSky: https://teapawt.net/t.co/mYHEZQnotF I'm a neuroscientist focused on sound, music and speech perception
Paris, France
Joined September 2009
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I haven't tweeted much anyway in the last few years but I'm officially moving to BlueSky for moral reasons. Find my new account here: bsky.app/profile/kbdoelling.…
And first post on our new preprint here!
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First time at #SfN24 in a number of years! Very happy to be here to see @EeroSimoncelli being awarded for his incredible work. An amazing researcher and educator.
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Very happy to share this labor of love that @FlorAssaneo @Luc_H_Arnal and I started during COVID. We combined some careful beh exp design with dynamical and Bayesian models to show how oscillators could be mapped to Bayesian perception in time. journals.plos.org/ploscompbi…
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Hello #BINW23! I'm Keith Doelling a post-doc (and soon to be dad!) at @institutpasteur studying how context in speech and music facilitates perception and memory, using computational models and M/EEG to study human minds. #BlackInNeuroRollCall @BlackInNeuro
TIL the best optical microchips separate freqs of light to communicate a LOT of information at once (1.8 petabits/s; that's almost twice the whole internet, in one single chip!). Cool to see Information Tech and Neuroscience arriving at similar solutions! nature.com/articles/s41566-0…
Nice pre-print out from @yue_sun and @davidpoeppel . Syllables as linguistically real, dammit!... especially the first one.
psyarxiv.com/c9tx2/
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A new chapter on the foundations of neural and behavioral rhythms! One thing I love about this review (in addition to the very fun collaboration with @virginie_vw, @herbstso and @Luc_H_Arnal) is Fig 2b! Getting rid of sine waves in oscillator schematic figures is my next crusade
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Going to #FENS2022 for the first time this weekend! Who else will be there?
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And more good news! New paper out with @omriraccah on the effects of acoustic features on event segmentation. Really nice work that he's done here, and even more to come.
doi.apa.org/doiLanding?doi=1…
New pre-print out on the use of oscillators in pseudo-rhythmic sequences. with @FlorAssaneo and @Luc_H_Arnal
Adaptive oscillators provide a hard-coded Bayesian mechanism for rhythmic inference biorxiv.org/cgi/content/shor… #biorxiv_neursci
Beautiful animation of phase shifting for evoked responses.
there are different models of how the brain responds to rhythmic input, 1) by adjusting an intrinsic oscillator or 2) by a series of evoked responses. adjusting the input rate, the 2 models have different properties, exhibiting a constant or variable phase shift to the input.
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What's the best way to stop procrastinating on all the little tasks you need to get done?
Find another more daunting task to procrastinate on. Everything else will get done super quickly...
Listen to me sing the quadratic formula and play "Leave The Door Open" on the piano to talk about some of the reasons that we remember music so well on #NPRShortWave
ever wonder why you can remember a random song you listened to as a kid and not something like your bff’s birthday?yeah, me too.
I explain why our brains loooove music for #NPRShortWave with the wonderful @RhituC 🎶
npr.org/2021/10/05/104341737…
Today I learned that the Tulsa Massacre started because a black man slipped in an elevator and startled a white woman... I'm not surprised, but damn.
news.harvard.edu/gazette/sto…
