Shruti Japee
@shrutijapee.bsky.social
Biomedical engineer turned cognitive neuroscientist interested in all things faces, especially facial expressions. All views are my own.
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🚨PhD opportunity Fall/Winter
2025🚨
Join me in Geneva Switzerland #unige to learn more about colour perception. Using neuroimaging & computational modelling, you'll be working with an international & interdisciplinary team to understand how we transform light into a colourful world!🧠👁️🌈 #neurojobs
2025🚨
Join me in Geneva Switzerland #unige to learn more about colour perception. Using neuroimaging & computational modelling, you'll be working with an international & interdisciplinary team to understand how we transform light into a colourful world!🧠👁️🌈 #neurojobs
January 21, 2025 at 2:08 PM
🚨PhD opportunity Fall/Winter
2025🚨
Join me in Geneva Switzerland #unige to learn more about colour perception. Using neuroimaging & computational modelling, you'll be working with an international & interdisciplinary team to understand how we transform light into a colourful world!🧠👁️🌈 #neurojobs
2025🚨
Join me in Geneva Switzerland #unige to learn more about colour perception. Using neuroimaging & computational modelling, you'll be working with an international & interdisciplinary team to understand how we transform light into a colourful world!🧠👁️🌈 #neurojobs
New paper out in Cortex on the role of facial experience in expression perception - Individuals w congenital facial palsy could accurately recognize facial expressions but showed reduced perceptual sensitivity to them. w @cibaker.bsky.social, Irini Manoli &othrs
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Inability to move one's face dampens facial expression perception
Humans rely heavily on facial expressions for social communication to convey their thoughts and emotions and to understand them in others. One promine…
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October 12, 2023 at 9:25 PM
New paper out in Cortex on the role of facial experience in expression perception - Individuals w congenital facial palsy could accurately recognize facial expressions but showed reduced perceptual sensitivity to them. w @cibaker.bsky.social, Irini Manoli &othrs
www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...
www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...