Camille Grasso
@grassocamille.bsky.social
Cognitive neuroscientist at UNICOG / NeuroSpin. Focused on subjective experience of duration, conceptual and neural geometry of time, EEG, and statistical modelling.
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The brain doesn’t process pitch in an unstructured way. Typically, it represents pitches in a mostly linear structure—think piano keyboard layout. BUT—just 0.3 seconds after hearing a sound, something wild happens: the brain briefly represents pitch in a helix-like structure! 5/n
February 19, 2025 at 8:19 PM
The brain doesn’t process pitch in an unstructured way. Typically, it represents pitches in a mostly linear structure—think piano keyboard layout. BUT—just 0.3 seconds after hearing a sound, something wild happens: the brain briefly represents pitch in a helix-like structure! 5/n