Mengxin(AvA) Ran
@avaaaaran.bsky.social
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Congrats to our lab’s newest PhD’s: Dr. Zitong Lu & Dr. Yong Min Choi!
@zitonglu.bsky.social is off to postdoc at MIT w/ @nancykanwisher.bsky.social & @evfedorenko.bsky.social;
@yongminchoi.bsky.social is off to postdoc at Dartmouth w/ @violastoermer.bsky.social
Will really miss these 2, so proud 🥳
@zitonglu.bsky.social is off to postdoc at MIT w/ @nancykanwisher.bsky.social & @evfedorenko.bsky.social;
@yongminchoi.bsky.social is off to postdoc at Dartmouth w/ @violastoermer.bsky.social
Will really miss these 2, so proud 🥳
July 11, 2025 at 12:12 AM
Congrats to our lab’s newest PhD’s: Dr. Zitong Lu & Dr. Yong Min Choi!
@zitonglu.bsky.social is off to postdoc at MIT w/ @nancykanwisher.bsky.social & @evfedorenko.bsky.social;
@yongminchoi.bsky.social is off to postdoc at Dartmouth w/ @violastoermer.bsky.social
Will really miss these 2, so proud 🥳
@zitonglu.bsky.social is off to postdoc at MIT w/ @nancykanwisher.bsky.social & @evfedorenko.bsky.social;
@yongminchoi.bsky.social is off to postdoc at Dartmouth w/ @violastoermer.bsky.social
Will really miss these 2, so proud 🥳
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Joseph Heffner, Chongyu Qin, Martin Chadwick, Chris Knutsen, Christopher Summerfield, Zeb Kurth-Nelson, Robb B. Rutledge
Increasing happiness through conversations with artificial intelligence
https://arxiv.org/abs/2504.02091
Increasing happiness through conversations with artificial intelligence
https://arxiv.org/abs/2504.02091
April 4, 2025 at 6:54 AM
Joseph Heffner, Chongyu Qin, Martin Chadwick, Chris Knutsen, Christopher Summerfield, Zeb Kurth-Nelson, Robb B. Rutledge
Increasing happiness through conversations with artificial intelligence
https://arxiv.org/abs/2504.02091
Increasing happiness through conversations with artificial intelligence
https://arxiv.org/abs/2504.02091
My first paper w/ @zitonglu.bsky.social & @juliedgolomb.bsky.social!
Our study shows that object identity judgments for a moving object are biased by both same exact location and predictable trajectories, with object-location binding remaining primarily retinotopic—even after one saccade.
Our study shows that object identity judgments for a moving object are biased by both same exact location and predictable trajectories, with object-location binding remaining primarily retinotopic—even after one saccade.
APA PsycNet
psycnet.apa.org
April 2, 2025 at 8:49 PM
My first paper w/ @zitonglu.bsky.social & @juliedgolomb.bsky.social!
Our study shows that object identity judgments for a moving object are biased by both same exact location and predictable trajectories, with object-location binding remaining primarily retinotopic—even after one saccade.
Our study shows that object identity judgments for a moving object are biased by both same exact location and predictable trajectories, with object-location binding remaining primarily retinotopic—even after one saccade.