Alexis Kidder

Excited to share my recent publication in @HRS_O2Journal! We established physical activity norms for patients with ILRs, both in overall sample and specific indication groups, advocating for ILRs in broadening personalized disease management. #EPeeps heartrhythmopen.com/article/S2666-…

Excited to share our recent work investigating the temporal dynamics of object space! It’s been wonderful working with @TGrootswagers and @DrQuekles at @MARCSInstitute on this fun project😊

We found that brief real-world experience with an object modulates activity in human medial parietal (but not occipitotemporal!) cortex when later viewing an image of the object New preprint with @bethrispoli Vinai Roopchansingh @Chris_I_Baker doi.org/10.1101/2024.0…

I have no words!!! I am beyond grateful to have been announced as one of this year’s Glushko prize winners. Thank you to @cogsci_soc and @rjglushko for supporting this award. HUGE thank you to my PhD advisors: @Chris_I_Baker and @plasticity_lab

#SANS2024 @SANS_news Check out my poster (with @esfinn and twitterless Tory Benson) this afternoon (P3-F-44) about how multivariate neural pattern track within-subject shifts in subjective interpretations

Are representations in visual cortex organised according to stimulus features or affordances? Here, @ShrutiJapee and I measured responses to highly variable facial expressions in 🐵 The upshot: exact visual features were not as important as we thought! doi.org/10.1162/jocn_a…

New paper with @timothyfbrady and @violastoermer now out in Memory & Cognition! "Sequential encoding aids working memory for meaningful objects' identities but not for their colors" link.springer.com/article/10.375…

My 1st first-author paper alongside @kenam15, @ebsmed, and @DrKyleSmith is finally online! 🎉 Check out my first project of my PhD, all about NAc ACh receptors and resulting *flexible* sign-tracking behaviors as animals adapt to new contingencies: nature.com/articles/s4159…

Now out! Using the same individuals across four short movies, we show that we can reliably and automatically capture individual differences in the location of event boundaries! Link here: academic.oup.com/cercor/advance…

Published a paper in Cortex! #COVID can lead to problems with face recognition and navigation. #LongCovid #faceblind #prosopagnosia sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

I'm thrilled that THINGS-data is now online! We provide 3 massive datasets of fMRI, MEG, & behavior in response to up to 1854 objects and >22k images. We hope this will allow studying objects in vision, memory & language with unique semantic breadth! Link: doi.org/10.25452/figsh…

Should bionic limb control mimic the human body? We trained 60 users to operate a myoelectric bionic hand to study the benefits and challenges of biomimetic control strategies for assistive bionics. biorxiv.org/content/10.110… With @Chris_I_Baker, @plasticity_lab and more. 🧵1/6

We (@neuro_steel and I) wrote a journal club article for @SfNJournals based on a great paper from @AlexDavidClarke, @jcrivdeck and @CharanRanganath which discusses the role of hippocampus in predicting upcoming event sequences. Find our article here! jneurosci.org/content/43/2/1…

Does classic visual search predict our ability to search in real-world settings? New paper out in @SciReports with co-authors Brenda Garcia, @yeobichoi, Nicholas Feffer & @RobertsonNeuro Link: tinyurl.com/3xy9vx9b 🧵below!

@jesstaubert @AnnaCorriveau @lina_teichmann @susanwardle @Chris_I_Baker We named the project Karen! So it felt right to include that name in the acknowledgments haha

@LexKidder @AnnaCorriveau @lina_teichmann @susanwardle @Chris_I_Baker Awesome! Side note: who is Karen?

I’m excited to share a new manuscript with @AnnaCorriveau @lina_teichmann @susanwardle @Chris_I_Baker in which we used MEG to reveal temporally distinct and highly stable neural representations of personally familiar people and places during cued recall. doi.org/10.1016/j.cort…

Happy to announce a new preprint with @Chris_I_Baker @edsilson @NauMatt! We demonstrate a distributed set of regions supporting recall of personally-familiar people, places and objects, incl. medial parietal, posterior parietal, FEF and pSTS. biorxiv.org/content/10.110…