New modeling paper, spearheaded by Raphael Geddert and Seth Madlon-Kay, now out in Psychonomic Bulletin & Review: "Modeling of control over task switching and cross-task interference supports a two-dimensional model of cognitive stability and flexibility".
Free read link: rdcu.be/epatc

Since the hotel bar is closed, you may as well check out some posters! #CNS2025: find our excellent grad student Jim Zhang at poster A91, "Neural correlates of concurrent demands on cognitive stability and flexibility".

For something pleasant on your timeline, let me introduce you to our new family member, Captain: 60% Great Pyrenees, 100% cute!

Up in the gods at Cameron tonight - a real treat!

Wow, this place is really blowing up. Lots of new follower but nothing new to report from the world of cognitive psychology and neuroscience? Let's go with Sunday morning vibes instead...

I completed January early! Hey, a win's a win...

One of my most cherished Thanksgiving traditions: pour delicious German red cabbage from a store-bought jar into a pretty serving dish and pass it off as home-made. Highly recommended (flavor- and reputation-wise)!

A little blue sky (and supporting cast) from the outer banks… can’t post this kind of feel good stuff on Twitter!

Hello new world, I’m Tobias and I study cognitive control, used to enjoy neuro/psych Twitter, also love pets, soccer, drinks, and academics that don’t take themselves too seriously. Excited to join and build a new community here! And to make this worth your while, here’s one of our dogs (Lady).