Thank you for organizing this very interesting symposium!

Moreover, Ph.D. student Ditte Haagerup will present results from a longitudinal study from the same design on Wednesday (P4.21) and I'll be there. Mostly looking proud :)

This hypothesis states that while a true representation of the probabilistic system (c.f. syntax in language) is stored in the left IFG (canonical Broca's area), the right IFG is responsible for being selectively sensitive for detecting the most probable stimulus (c.f. "no go" motor tasks)

I will use TMS to disrupt processing in the left and right IFG and then see if learning and retrieval of an acquired probabilistic system is affected in line with a left map/right max hypothesis.

It's not impossible to do, but there is a weird dissonance to it.

I am so excited for this. Sounds and the human perception of them is a research interest, the fascination of which I can now hope to spread to the students, and the challenge of making the maths and physics meaningful to students of a healthcare profession programme is a most wonderful one.