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Vlad Ayzenberg
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MindCore and DDDI fellow at UPenn. Cognition. Computation. Neuroscience.
Development. he/him. Incoming assistant professor at Temple University. Summer
2025.



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‪Jon Cooper‬ ‪@joncooper-us.bsky.social‬
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I love how Denmark isn’t taking any shit from Donald Trump. 🇩🇰 🤣

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‪Jonny Smallwood‬ ‪@themindwanders.bsky.social‬
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Amazing that this great study by
@behrenstimb.bsky.social
et al supports our hypothesis that regions of default mode network don't reflect
specific psychological categories (like the self or social processes) but
instead are better thought of as acting like grid cells
www.nature.com/articles/s41...
The default mode network in cognition: a topographical perspective - Nature
Reviews Neuroscience
Regions of the default mode network (DMN) are distributed across the brain and
show patterns of activity that have linked them to various different functional
domains. In this Perspective, Smallwood a...
www.nature.com
‪Blake Richards‬ ‪@tyrellturing.bsky.social‬
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11d
Out now in Nature from @behrenstimb.bsky.social and crew:
www.nature.com/articles/s41... Understanding this kind of schematic pattern
learning and transfer will be key, IMO, to moving towards models of what we
might call "higher-order cognition" or "reasoning". 🧠📈 🧪
A cellular basis for mapping behavioural structure - Nature
Mice generalize complex task structures by using neurons in the medial
frontal cortex that encode progress to task goals and embed behavioural
sequences.
www.nature.com
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‪Vlad Ayzenberg‬ ‪@vayzenb.bsky.social‬
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13d
Thanks
@thetransmitter.bsky.social
for highlighting my soon-to-open lab! My lab will explore the neural and
computational mechanisms that support perception and cognition from infancy to
adulthood. And, yes, the first piece of 'equipment' bought for the lab was a
nintendo switch :)
‪The Transmitter‬ ‪@thetransmitter.bsky.social‬
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This month’s “Liftoff” features @vayzenb.bsky.social talking about how he plans
to build a tight-knit social dynamic in his lab via a big-screen TV. And
@marissascavuzzo.bsky.social shares how she was inspired by
@karalmarshall.bsky.social and @leslievosshall.bsky.social bit.ly/3BA1TiL
Liftoff: New lab alerts
Learn about early-career scientists starting their own labs.
bit.ly
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‪Vlad Ayzenberg‬ ‪@vayzenb.bsky.social‬
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And! I will be hiring a lab manager to start in the summer 2025. Stay tuned for
an official announcement in the new year.
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‪Simon Fisher‬ ‪@profsimonfisher.bsky.social‬
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In a
@currentbiology.bsky.social
paper earlier this year, led by
@laurawesseldijk.bsky.social
, we analysed Beethoven’s genome with a polygenic index related to musicality,
as a way to communicate limits of genetic predictions at the individual level &
the complexity of links between DNA & behaviour:
Notes from Beethoven’s genome
Wesseldijk et al. compare the genomic information collected from Ludwig van
Beethoven with population-based datasets used to quantify musical achievement.
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‪Vlad Ayzenberg‬ ‪@vayzenb.bsky.social‬
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18d
A great thread on one of the biggest challenges in NeuroAI. However, I wonder
whether one way to identify better models of the brain is to go back to
behavior. There are still many failure conditions for vision models. E.g., shape
perception, spatial, and analogical reasoning etc.
‪Martin Hebart‬ ‪@martinhebart.bsky.social‬
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18d
I promised to write about my thoughts on the status of the field of neuroAI,
some of the big challenges we are facing, and the approaches we are taking to
address them. This is super selective on the topic of finding a good model but
in my view it affects the field as a whole. Here we go. 🧵
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‪Vlad Ayzenberg‬ ‪@vayzenb.bsky.social‬
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18d
Perhaps by identifying architectures/training/objectives that overcome these
behavioral challenges we may get more neurally plausible models
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‪Vlad Ayzenberg‬ ‪@vayzenb.bsky.social‬
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18d
Indeed, this was the main take away of the original Yamins, DiCarlo et al paper
- that optimizing for behavior gets you neural alignment for free
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‪Martin Hebart‬ ‪@martinhebart.bsky.social‬
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18d
I promised to write about my thoughts on the status of the field of neuroAI,
some of the big challenges we are facing, and the approaches we are taking to
address them. This is super selective on the topic of finding a good model but
in my view it affects the field as a whole. Here we go. 🧵
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‪Vlad Ayzenberg‬ ‪@vayzenb.bsky.social‬
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20d
Temple University is looking to hire an instructor to teach in the psychology
and neuroscience departments. The ideal candidate would be able to teach course
such as cellular neuroscience and neuroendocrinology
www.higheredjobs.com/details.cfm?...
#neurojobs
#psychjobs
#neuroscience
@temple.edu
Full-Time Instructional Faculty Position at Temple University (Neuroscience
Emphasis) - HigherEdJobs
Jobs in higher education. Faculty and administrative positions at colleges and
universities. Updated daily. Free to job seekers.
www.higheredjobs.com
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‪Vlad Ayzenberg‬ ‪@vayzenb.bsky.social‬
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25d
Very cool work
‪Coraline Rinn Iordan‬ ‪@coralineiordan.bsky.social‬
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25d
New paper story time (now out in PNAS)! We developed a method that caused people
to learn new categories of visual objects, not by teaching them what the
categories were, but by changing how their brains worked when they looked at
individual objects in those categories. www.pnas.org/doi/10.1073/...
Sculpting new visual categories into the human brain | PNAS
Learning requires changing the brain. This typically occurs through experience,
study, or instruction. We report an alternate route for humans to a...
www.pnas.org
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‪Kate Nussenbaum‬ ‪@katenuss.bsky.social‬
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28d
I'm hiring a full-time lab manager / research tech for my new psychology lab at
Boston University, to start this summer (July 2025)! The lab's research focuses
on understanding developmental changes in learning, memory, and exploration.
More details here: cldlab.org/join/ 🧠💻
#psychscisky
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‪Joao Barbosa‬ ‪@jbarbosa.org‬
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1mo
Trying to set up code reviews in our very diverse team (people from all corners
of neuroscience, from psychology to physics) but really insecure about overdoing
it. Any resources online on how to do it in this context (ie not for the
software dev industry of course) would be really appreciated 🙏🙏
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‪Tony Zador‬ ‪@tonyzador.bsky.social‬
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1mo
Thanks Kevin! And thanks to my collaborators
@alexkoulakov.bsky.social
Sergey Shuvaev and Divyansha Lachi ! (S & D -- have you joined the party here
yet?)
‪Kevin Mitchell‬ ‪@wiringthebrain.bsky.social‬
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1mo
A wonderful paper from @tonyzador.bsky.social and colleagues: Encoding innate
ability through a genomic bottleneck www.pnas.org/doi/10.1073/...
Encoding innate ability through a genomic bottleneck | PNAS
Animals are born with extensive innate behavioral capabilities, which arise from
neural circuits encoded in the genome. However, the information ca...
www.pnas.org
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‪Laura Schlingloff-Nemecz‬ ‪@laurasn.bsky.social‬
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1mo
The Manybabies4 paper is out! Infants' Social Evaluation of Helpers and
Hinderers: A Large-Scale, Multi-Lab, Coordinated Replication Study
onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.1... 1000 babies tested in 37 labs; "Overall,
49.34% of infants preferred Helpers over Hinderers in the social condition"
Infants’ Social Evaluation of Helpers and Hinderers: A Large‐Scale, Multi‐Lab,
Coordinated Replication Study
Evaluating whether someone's behavior is praiseworthy or blameworthy is a
fundamental human trait. A seminal study by Hamlin and colleagues in 2007
suggested that the ability to form social evaluatio...
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‪Mel Goodale‬ ‪@action-brain.bsky.social‬
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1mo
I feel so honored by the publication of this special issue of Neuropsychologia.
Thanks so much to my friends and colleagues who put this together. And thanks to
all the contributors. There are so many wonderful articles. I can't tell you how
delighted I am. 🧪🧠 www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...
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‪Eric Schares‬ ‪@eschares.bsky.social‬
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1mo
🚨 Preprint! We combine our recent open dataset of
#APC
prices with the article counts per journal-year from
#OpenAlex
to estimate how much the academic community has paid in APCs over the last 5
years. A. $8.349 billion ($8.968 B in 2023 USD) $2.5B in 2023 alone.
arxiv.org/abs/2407.16551
#metasci
Estimating global article processing charges paid to six publishers for open
access between 2019 and 2023
This study presents estimates of the global expenditure on article processing
charges (APCs) paid to six publishers for open access between 2019 and 2023.
APCs are fees charged for publishing in some ...
arxiv.org
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‪MindCORE at the University of Pennsylvania‬ ‪@pennmindcore.bsky.social‬
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1mo
We are closing in on the final week to apply to the MindCORE Postdoctoral
Fellowship. Applications are due on Sunday, December 1. More here:
mindcore.sas.upenn.edu/post-doctora...
@upenn.bsky.social
@pennlinguistics.bsky.social
Postdoctoral Research Fellowship | MindCORE
mindcore.sas.upenn.edu
‪MindCORE at the University of Pennsylvania‬ ‪@pennmindcore.bsky.social‬
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MindCORE Postdoc Fellowship @uofpenn.bsky.social Apply by Dec 1, 2024 Designed
for new(ish) PhDs in neuro, psych, ling, philo, CIS, cog sci+ 3 yrs salary +20K
research fund More: mindcore.sas.upenn.edu/post-doctora...
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‪Nature Reviews Psychology‬ ‪@natrevpsych.bsky.social‬
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1mo
Evaluating cognitive penetrability of perception across the senses Review by
Petra Vetter, Stephanie Badde, Elisa Raffaella Ferrè, Janina Seubert & Barbara
Shinn-Cunningham Web: go.nature.com/4hOrQeV PDF: rdcu.be/d0K0k
#psychology
#psychscisky
#cogpsy
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‪Vlad Ayzenberg‬ ‪@vayzenb.bsky.social‬
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1mo
Yes, great work showing that high-level face areas encode local visual features
more than face-like configurations. Even for pareidolic faces!
‪Natalie Peluso 🧠 ‬ ‪@nataliepeluso.bsky.social‬
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1mo
Face cells in monkeys which respond to illusory faces (known as face pareidolia)
show selectivity is driven primarily by the pareidolia "eyes" - and doesn't
correlate with human 'faceness' ratings OR face-like configuration! Fab work
from @amrahs-inolas.bsky.social and team! rdcu.be/d0JbD
Face cells encode object parts more than facial configuration of illusory faces
Nature Communications - Macaque face cells respond to objects humans perceive as
illusory faces, yet the specific features that drive these responses remain
unclear. Here, the authors show face...
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‪Vlad Ayzenberg‬ ‪@vayzenb.bsky.social‬
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1mo
These data are super consistent with a theory we published recently arguing that
the ventral pathway may be best described as a basis set of local visual
features (like DNNs), and may not compute global object properties like shape.
www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...
Does the brain's ventral visual pathway compute object shape?
A rich behavioral literature has shown that human object recognition is
supported by a representation of shape that is tolerant to variations in an ob…
www.sciencedirect.com
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‪The Transmitter‬ ‪@thetransmitter.bsky.social‬
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1mo
Reply to
The Transmitter
Check out the following starter packs for suggestions on who to follow:
Cognitive neuroscience: bsky.app/starter-pack... Neural engineering &
computational neuroscience: bsky.app/starter-pack... Affective science:
bsky.app/starter-pack... Women in neuroscience: bsky.app/starter-pack...
Cognitive neuroscience 1
Starter pack by ‪@micahgallen.com‬
People who use fancy hair driers to study the human brain.
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‪Bria Long‬ ‪@brialong.bsky.social‬
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1mo
The Visual Learning Lab at UC San Diego is looking for a postdoctoral research
fellow to join our lab! Read more about our lab at www.vislearnlab.org
Home | The Visual Learning Lab at UCSD
Lab webpage for the Visual Learning Lab at UCSD, lead by Dr. Bria Long, Ph.D.
Launching in July 2024!
www.vislearnlab.org
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‪Steve Haroz‬ ‪@steveharoz.com‬
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1mo
A starter pack with people who research visual sensation, perception, cognition,
and memory. Also, a curated feed just for vision science content.
Vision Science starter pack
Starter pack by ‪@steveharoz.com‬
Visual sensation, perception, and cognition in humans and animals. To be added,
post some sort of vision science content to your main feed (a preprint or paper
thread or even a conference poster) and point @steveharoz.com to it.
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‪Patrick Mineault‬ ‪@patrickmineault.bsky.social‬
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1mo
Some highlights from NIH Brain Initiative NeuroAI discussion.
@kanakarajanphd.bsky.social
asked what we need to do over the next 10 years. Andreas Tolias answered that we
need an ambitious concerted team science effort to build digital twins and
reverse engineer how intelligence works. 1/
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‪Arielle Keller‬ ‪@ariellekeller.bsky.social‬
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1mo
Starting a Human Neuroimaging pack, let me know if you’d like to be added! 🧠
go.bsky.app/8xs6oWw
Human Neuroimaging
Starter pack by ‪@ariellekeller.bsky.social‬
Humans who do human neuroimaging! :) Starter pack is *FULL* now and is *not* an
exhaustive list of all the awesome human neuroimagers out there - I encourage
others to make a part 2!
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‪Deon T. Benton‬ ‪@deontbenton.bsky.social‬
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1mo
Looking for developmental cognitive scientists? Look no further.
go.bsky.app/MdqXgMy
Developmental cognitive scientists
Starter pack by ‪@deontbenton.bsky.social‬
This starter pack has reached its maximum allowable number of users.
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‪Nicola Grissom‬ ‪@nicolagrissom.bsky.social‬
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Very happy to announce our paper! "Sex mechanisms as nonbinary influences on
cognitive diversity" A pleasure to contribute to this special issue of Hormones
and Behavior about how to be less binary and more inclusive in behavioral and
cognitive neuroscience www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...
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‪Alison Gopnik‬ ‪@alisongopnik.bsky.social‬
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8mo
Great psychologist turned philosopher Mariel Goddu and I wrote this Nature
review of the development of human causal learning, 20 years worth of
comparative, developmental, philosophical and computational work. Empowerment
included. Free to read at this link. nature.com/articles/s44...
The development of human causal learning and reasoning
Nature Reviews Psychology - Humans have a unique capacity for objective and
general causal understanding. In this Review, Goddu and Gopnik describe the
development of causal learning and reasoning...
nature.com
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‪Vlad Ayzenberg‬ ‪@vayzenb.bsky.social‬
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8mo
Super excited to announce that I'll be joining Temple University as an assistant
professor of Psychology and Neuroscience! The Vision Learning and Development
Lab will officially open its doors in Summer 2025! vlad-lab.com

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‪Vlad Ayzenberg‬ ‪@vayzenb.bsky.social‬
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8mo
By working at the intersection of developmental psychology, neuroscience, and
artificial intelligence, our goal is to shed light on deep philosophical
questions regarding the origins of cognition, as well as the processes by which
we may 'grow' more human-like AI.

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‪Vlad Ayzenberg‬ ‪@vayzenb.bsky.social‬
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Interested in using behavior, fMRI, and modelling to understand cognition and
development? Get in touch! I'll be recruiting graduate students and a lab
manager over the next year.
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‪Marieke van Vugt‬ ‪@mvugt.bsky.social‬
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9mo
"many problems of data-greedy AI could be mitigated by determining and then
exploiting the natural statistics of infant experience"
www.nature.com/articles/d41...
Can lessons from infants solve the problems of data-greedy AI?
Words and images experienced by an infant wearing sensors during their daily
life have led to efficient machine learning, pointing to the power of multimodal
training signals and to the potentially ex...
www.nature.com
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‪Vlad Ayzenberg‬ ‪@vayzenb.bsky.social‬
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‪Elizabeth Bonawitz‬ ‪@ebonawitz.bsky.social‬
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‪John Franchak‬ ‪@johnfranchak.bsky.social‬
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9mo
interested in developmental applications of machine learning/computer vision? we
are hosting a workshop at the
@infantstudies.bsky.social
meeting in Glasgow and launching a new listserv: padlab.ucr.edu/posts/2024-0...
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‪Vlad Ayzenberg‬ ‪@vayzenb.bsky.social‬
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Does a lack of texture bias = shape bias? Style-transfer is often used to reduce
texture-bias in models, but it doesn't seem to results in human-like shape
representations Nice work evaluating the global shape sensitivity of models with
a new benchmark openreview.net/forum?id=in4...
Does resistance to style-transfer equal Global Shape Bias?...
Deep learning models are known to exhibit a strong texture bias, while human
tends to rely heavily on global shape structure for object recognition. The
current benchmark for evaluating a model's...
openreview.net
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‪Nicole Rust‬ ‪@nicolecrust.bsky.social‬
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9mo
Brain and mind researchers of all types: I hope you'll join this conversation at
Cognitive Computational Neuroscience (August 6-9, Boston). I'm envisioning a
community-centered conversation unlike any I've seen before; because it's
unusual, I unpack it here: www.nicolerust.com/grandplan
THE GRAND PLAN | Nicole Rust
www.nicolerust.com
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‪Melissa Kibbe‬ ‪@levelsof.bsky.social‬
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10mo
I'm looking for published or in-progress infant object individuation studies
that were conducted entirely online - any help would be appreciated!
#devpsych
#psychscisky
@fting.bsky.social
@asmithflores.bsky.social
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‪Nora Newcombe‬ ‪@noranewcombe.bsky.social‬
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10mo
Lab coordinator post bac positions at Temple Psychology & Neuroscience— two on
memory development w
@ingridsbrain.bsky.social
and one on navigation development— please circulate!

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‪Priya Silverstein‬ ‪@priyasilverstein.com‬
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10mo
Very pleased to share the introduction to our now complete special issue: "Open
science and metascience in developmental psychology" at Infant and Child
Development. Thanks
@chbergma.bsky.social
and
@syeducation.bsky.social
for inviting me to co-edit as an ECR! doi.org/10.1002/icd....
Open science and metascience in developmental psychology: Introduction to the
special issue
Infant and Child Development: prenatal, childhood, adolescence, emerging
adulthood is a premier developmental science journal for transparent and open
research.
doi.org
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‪Vlad Ayzenberg‬ ‪@vayzenb.bsky.social‬
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So cool to see our paper on the cover of nature reviews psychology! Here's a
direct link to the paper: doi.org/10.1038/s441...
Development of visual object recognition - Nature Reviews Psychology
Humans organize the visual world into meaningful perceptual objects. In this
Review, Ayzenberg and Behrmann examine the maturation of object recognition from
infancy through childhood and describe how...
doi.org
‪Nature Reviews Psychology‬ ‪@natrevpsych.bsky.social‬
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📣February issue is live! Cover: Development of visual object recognition Also
in this issue: 👉social cognition & schizophrenia–bipolar spectrum disorders 👉a
critical evaluation of the p-factor 👉methods in sleep & memory research Read
more: bit.ly/3HWvCly #psychology
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‪Vlad Ayzenberg‬ ‪@vayzenb.bsky.social‬
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And here's the original thread summarizing our review: bsky.app/profile/vayz...
‪Vlad Ayzenberg‬ ‪@vayzenb.bsky.social‬
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Our review exploring the development of visual object recognition is officially
out in Nature Reviews Psych! Here we draw on cognitive, computational, and
neuroscience literatures to examine how humans develop robust object recognition
abilities starting in infancy
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‪Nora Newcombe‬ ‪@noranewcombe.bsky.social‬
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10mo
This figure is the take home message from our recent paper proposing a framework
for thinking about navigation across species, spearheaded by
@katejj.bsky.social

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‪Alison Gopnik‬ ‪@alisongopnik.bsky.social‬
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10mo
The data babies use is much smaller than LLM data but it reflects their own
active attempts to understand the world and their interactions with the people
around them. The still very limited models can take advantage of this, but that
doesn’t mean that they themselves have those abilities.
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‪Shari Liu‬ ‪@shariliu.bsky.social‬
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10mo
#PsychSciSky #DevSci #CogSci 🪄😮 🧐 🧠 New paper in Img Neuro w
@rebeccasaxe.bsky.social
Kirsten Lydic and Jerry Mei: Using the tools of cog neuro (fMRI) to study
dimensions of novelty in violation-of-expectation (VOE) studies from infant
cognition. doi.org/10.1162/imag... (1/9)
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‪Ali Cohen‬ ‪@aliocohen.bsky.social‬
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11mo
The Learning, Understanding, Memory, & Neurodevelopment (LUMeN) Lab at Emory is
seeking our first postdoc! ✨ Learn more about the position and apply here:
faculty-emory.icims.com/jobs/123119/...
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‪Shahab Bakhtiari‬ ‪@shahabbakht.bsky.social‬
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11mo
New paper from SNAIL 🐌 (In collaboration with Chris Pack's lab at McGill) We
studied Visual Perceptual Learning (VPL) in distinguishing stimuli that have
"asymmetric" representations in the visual cortex. How does this asymmetry
affect VPL? 🧵 (1/10) jov.arvojournals.org/article.aspx...
Asymmetric stimulus representations bias visual perceptual learning | JOV | ARVO
Journals
jov.arvojournals.org
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‪Nora Newcombe‬ ‪@noranewcombe.bsky.social‬
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11mo
Working on developmental sequences can constrain models of mind!
‪Kim Nguyen‬ ‪@kvnguyen.bsky.social‬
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11mo
New preprint! @noranewcombe.bsky.social and I review how models of memory,
navigation, and relations within and between domains can benefit from a
developmental perspective. Let us know your thoughts! Thanks Lynn Nadel & Sara
Aronowitz for the chapter invite! osf.io/preprints/psyarxiv/vhuwc

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‪Matthias Nau‬ ‪@matthiasnau.bsky.social‬
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11mo
Love the fact that Jody Culham made a list of nerdy fMRI humour on her awesome
fMRI4newbies page! fMRI4newbies.com/humor

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‪Vlad Ayzenberg‬ ‪@vayzenb.bsky.social‬
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11mo
Check out our new paper in Scientific Reports led by Yaxin Liu and Stella
Lourenco! By comparing models to both children and adults we show that
relatively simple perceptual features are sufficient to accomplish intuitive
physics judgments of an object's stability www.nature.com/articles/s41...
Object geometry serves humans’ intuitive physics of stability - Scientific
Reports
Scientific Reports - Object geometry serves humans’ intuitive physics of
stability
www.nature.com
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‪Anna Schapiro‬ ‪@annaschapiro.bsky.social‬
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11mo
Our latest, showing how humans and recurrent neural nets can learn statistical
information unfolding at multiple timescales rapidly and concurrently!
‪CybelleSmith.bsky.social‬ ‪@cybellesmith.bsky.social‬
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11mo
Excited to release this preprint with @annaschapiro.bsky.social and Sharon
Thompson-Schill! Humans and recurrent neural nets can learn slow temporal
statistics in the presence of fast timescale dependencies. tinyurl.com/mseu44un
Rapid learning of temporal dependencies at multiple timescales
bioRxiv - the preprint server for biology, operated by Cold Spring Harbor
Laboratory, a research and educational institution
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Vlad Ayzenberg
‪Francesco Poli‬ ‪@francescopoli.bsky.social‬
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11mo
What underlies infant habituation and dishabituation? We tried to answer this
question with a hierarchical bayesian model and a new learning task, out now in
developmental science! doi.org/10.1111/desc... 1/6
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Vlad Ayzenberg
‪Grace Lindsay‬ ‪@neurograce.bsky.social‬
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"Bayes in the Age of Intelligent Machines"
#neuroskyence
#MLSky
#PsychSciSky
arxiv.org/abs/2311.10206 "we argue that Bayesian models of cognition and
artificial neural networks lie at different levels of analysis and are
complementary modeling approaches"
Bayes in the age of intelligent machines
The success of methods based on artificial neural networks in creating
intelligent machines seems like it might pose a challenge to explanations of
human cognition in terms of Bayesian inference....
arxiv.org
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Vlad Ayzenberg

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MindCore and DDDI fellow at UPenn. Cognition. Computation. Neuroscience.
Development. he/him. Incoming assistant professor at Temple University. Summer
2025.