Stop by to say hello and to hear about the ongoing science in the lab!!

Monday Oct 7 8am-12pm Q3 Cog. Neuro CNAP Graduate Student Jim Zhang is presenting his work on cognitive control using IEEG: “Intracranial EEG correlates of concurrent demands on cognitive stability and flexibility”

Monday Oct 7 8am-12pm J7 Research Tech Aaron Earle-Richardson is presenting his work on unsupervised neural signal decomposition for sensory-motor transformations for speech: “Neural sub-processes linking speech perception and production”

Sunday Oct 6 8am-12pm R6 CRS Nicole Liddle is presenting her work on intrinsic timescales and speech networks: “A hierarchy of intrinsic neural timescales in the human speech network revealed by intracranial EEG”

Saturday Oct 5 1pm-5pm H13 BME Graduate Student Zac Spalding is presenting his work on transfer learning of speech using micro-ECoG: "Cross-patient speech decoding from preserved latent representations of speech production"

Coming to Chicago for SfN? Interested in intracranial EEG and speech and cognition? Come see the lab’s posters!

Thank you to the authors at Radboud University for your work, and we look forward to following more of it!

[cont.] And this continues until a motor response decision threshold is reached, coinciding with the end of activity in the early onset ROIs?

❔3️⃣: I’d love to see the interaction between frequency and the spatiotemporal progression of decision info. Could it be that early onset ROIs initiate the evidence accumulation process in low frequencies, while late onset ROIs add discrete packets of evidence in high frequencies?...

❔2️⃣: I’m surprised that rule difficulty had no impact on decision info. I wonder if the rule difficulty affects the decision info duration instead of onset time?