
PhD candidate in CogCompNeuro at @jlugiessen Exploring brains, minds, and worlds 🧠💭🗺️ https://xitter.cf/t.co/RM7RXTYQVd
Munich/Gießen, Germany
Joined July 2022
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How is high-level visual cortex organized?
In a new preprint with @martin_hebart & @KathaDobs, we show that category-selective areas encode a rich, multidimensional feature space 🌈
biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
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This multidimensional framework supports both discrete category selectivity and continuous feature integration, offering a unified account of high-level visual cortex organization.
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This work resonates with recent proposals by @meenakshik93, @talia_konkle, @_jacobprince_, @Chris_I_Baker, @jbrendanritchie, @OliverContier, and many others.
Check out the preprint for details. We’d love to hear your thoughts!
11/11
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Our review on the theoretical status of oscillations and field potentials is out! What are their causal effects, and what can electrophysiology signals reveal about how the brain works?
w/ @dlevenstein @prokraustinator Bradley Voytek @_rdgao
cell.com/trends/cognitive-sc…
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"Rethinking category-selectivity in human visual cortex" with @susanwardle @mvazirip Dwight Kravitz @Chris_I_Baker 1/3
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🧵Join us for a short tour of how a large-scale MEG dataset collected during active vision made us question it all.
New work with @carmen_amme @PhilipSulewski @EelkeSpaak @martin_hebart @konigpeter
biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
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How does our brain allow us to make sense of our visual world? Work led by @OliverContier w/ @Chris_I_Baker now out in @NatureHumBehav provides support for a theoretical framework of behaviorally-relevant selectivity beyond high-level categorization. 🧵
xitter.cf/OliverContier/status/1…
Hugely excited that this work with @martin_hebart and @Chris_I_Baker is now out in @NatureHumBehav !!!
By moving from a category-focused to a behaviour-focused model, we identified behaviourally relevant object information throughout visual cortex.
nature.com/articles/s41562-0…
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Hugely excited that this work with @martin_hebart and @Chris_I_Baker is now out in @NatureHumBehav !!!
By moving from a category-focused to a behaviour-focused model, we identified behaviourally relevant object information throughout visual cortex.
nature.com/articles/s41562-0…
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Apply now for a 3-year postdoc position in the lab! Please retweet and share with potential candidates.
If you're interested in #vision, #EEG, #fMRI, and working with a fun team at the @jlugiessen, feel free to get in touch before applying.
Link: uni-giessen.de/de/ueber-uns/…
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Why do varied DNN designs yield equally good models of human vision? Our preprint with @michaelfbonner shows that diverse DNNs represent images with a shared set of latent dimensions, and these shared dimensions turn out to also be the most brain-aligned.
arxiv.org/abs/2408.12804
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Tuesday 27th (11:30 Aussie time) I'll share some initial results on my project on neural representations in the macaque visual system. Work with @martin_hebart & others.
Check out my talk if you're at @biomag2024. And I'll be around in Sydney until 10th Sept if you want to chat!
Excited to present findings from my first PhD project with @martin_hebart and @KathaDobs at #CCN2024
If you're into visual cortex, functional selectivity, and/or representational dimensions, make sure to stop by poster P154 today! 🧠🌈










