Postdoctoral position in Neuroscience of Human Experience. 2 years. CIMCYC. University of Granada (Spain)
Os reenviamos información sobre una oferta de plaza postdoctoral de 2 años en el CIMCYC de la Universidad de Granada. La Junta Directiva de la SEPEX ***** Síguenos en ***** Bluesky:…
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These captchas just keep getting harder #rstats
Matlab >> R
Interested in habit learning? Please take a look at the meeting "Habits: Behaviour, neurons and clinical evidence"
📍Madrid,
📆June-15.
👷♂️Organized by @iobeso.bsky.social and the REHPE (Experimental Psychology Network to Study Habits).
🙏Please share the info!
Web: sites.google.com/view/habit-r...
Warm congratulations to The Brain Prize winners 2026, Professor David Ginty and Professor Patrik Ernfors, for their pioneering work on how the nervous system detects and processes touch and pain.
Karolinska Institutet
HHMI
#Neuroscience #BrainPrize2026
Given that each paper needs 2-4 reviewers, I think we need to review more than that. I personally try to review one paper per month.
Good article on consequences of low peer review participation.
Given that most papers get 2-3 reviews, all scientists should review at least twice as many papers as they submit.
🚨🚨 We are hiring a Postdoc at CIMCYC – University of Granada (Spain) 🚨🚨
2 year position in Neuroscience of Human Experience
Building new ways to study lived experience as it unfolds in time and maps onto brain, body and behavior
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Entrevista en @sermalaga.bsky.social sobre nuestro reciente artículo en Behavior Research Methods link.springer.com/article/10.3...
The "publish or perish" culture must perish. Scientists need time to think.
We just published our Slow Science Manifesto, where we argue that huge changes are needed in the way we fund, publish, and evaluate science.
Read more and sign here: www.slow-science.com
I am looking for relatively easy to read but relevant papers about learning and conditioning, for the students enrolled in the course of Psychology of Learning (undergrads). The idea is that they have to read one paper and then make a conference type presentation. Any ideas?
XV Conference of the SEPEX and II Joint Meeting of the SEPEX and the BAPS: Call for Symposia y registro
Estimados socios, estimadas socias: Os informamos que hemos ampliado el plazo del Call for Symposia de la V SEPEX & II Joint SEPEX-BAPS Meeting hasta el 28 de febrero de 2026. Asimismo, ya se…
Approximately 40% of all studies preregistered on the Open Science Framework are never shared publicly. That’s a lot. Researchers give several reason, and null results and bad planning (or lack of priority) are the main reasons.
journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/...
Pues mira qué bien... Firmamos en la matrícula del cole que no queremos que se comparta ningún dato, ni fotos, ni nada, de nuestros hijos ni de nosotros, y para esto sirve. Y ni asomo de que nadie asuma la responsabilidad.
I don't know what annoys me more: 'Data upon request' or raw data shared in a format that makes reproducibility nearly impossible. At least the former doesn't waste your time 🫠
As someone with an interest in 1) ways of enhancing extinction learning to attenuate recovery and 2) assessing the evidence for memory erasure, I read this preprint from the Namboodiri lab with attention. Here are a few thoughts on the preprint doi.org/10.64898/202...
Our new paper, with colleagues from the Strategic Council of the National Academies, offers an integrative framework of the several components that contribute to making research findings trustworthy including ethics, methodology, transparency, inclusion, assessment, etc
www.pnas.org/doi/10.1073/...
Congratulations @antovami.bsky.social !
🚨 New preprint 🚨
Multisensory integration is often described as basic, robust, even ✨“cognitively impenetrable” ✨
But does the brain still bind the senses when alertness drops? 😴🧠
🔗 We tested this during natural sleep onset:
www.biorxiv.org/content/10.6...
Thread below 👇
Tengo ganas de leerlo. De temática similar, me gustó mucho El Entusiasmo, de @remedioszafra.bsky.social
A Unified Framework for Psychometrics in Experimental Psychology: The Standardized Generalized Hierarchical Factor Model: https://osf.io/gv6k7
No he leído ninguno! Esperando tus reseñas ;-)
We are happy to announce that the II Joint Meeting of the Spanish Society for Experimental Psychology (SEPEX) and the Belgian Psychological Association (BAPS) will take place 9-11 september 2026 in Valencia! Organized by @erilectura.bsky.social @sepex.bsky.social +info
www.uv.es/sepexbaps2026
"Against our predictions, monolinguals generally outperformed bilinguals in word learning regardless of mapping type, and trial-by-trial analyses did not reveal differences in learning as expected."
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The Publications Committee is seeking applications for a new Editor-in-Chief of Cognitive, Affective, & Behavioral Neuroscience, with a term beginning in 2027. The application deadline is February 15. Learn more: buff.ly/RYEgcdS
substack.com/@gavanmcnall... scathing piece on the state of research funding in Australia
Join us next Tuesday, December 17, for the CIMCYC Workshop on Learning and Attention.
📍This event is designed to foster discussion on the critical impact of these processes on human cognition and behavior.
🗓️ Tuesday, December 17, 15:00 - 18:00h.
cimcyc.ugr.es/en/informati...
In Granada next week? Join us for the CIMCYC Workshop on Learning and Attention, with @davluque.bsky.social, @mavadillo.bsky.social, Teodóra Vékony and @mikelepelley.bsky.social discussing how learning and attention interact across different domains.
franfrutos.github.io/learning_att...
Out now in Translational Psychiatry! www.nature.com/articles/s41...
Very happy that this is out www.nature.com/articles/s44.... Together with @stefankiebel.bsky.social we show that decision biases in context-dependent decision making, previously attributed to different forms of value normalization, are very well explained by habit-like action repetition.
