David Sutterer

Good news with a pending grant, so I will be posting an ad for postdoctoral researcher opening soon. In the meantime, if you know anyone interested in interactions b/w event cognition, attention/perception, and spatial/episodic memory, please have them reach out to me!

Full-time lab manager / RA position available in @GolombLab starting Summer 2024! This position is ideal for someone who wants additional research experience in cognitive neuroscience before applying to PhD programs. Details: u.osu.edu/golomblab/job-…

This summer, I will be teaching an NSF-funded virtual workshop on "R Programming for Cognitive Neuroscience." This free workshop will teach beginning students the basic skills needed to analyze data from cognitive tasks in R. More info can be found here: sites.google.com/view/r-program…

The Human and Machine Learning (HaML) Lab is recruiting a PhD student to start in Fall 2024. If you’re interested in human learning, machine learning, and neuroimaging, apply to work with me at UWM! See hamllab.org/positions.html for details about research and training in the lab.

🌼 @EmmaMegla 's chapter on the Interaction of Perception and Memory is now out in the Oxford Research Encyclopedia series - hope this is a useful resource to the community! 😁

If you are interested in PhD programs to study the cognitive neuroscience of memory, several of us at University of Oregon are recruiting (including new hire @vpmurty)!! Applications due 12/1. Hoping to admit quite a few students!

@ALVazquezPhD and I are recruiting graduate students for the counseling psychology program @UTKPsych (2024-2025 academic year). Please help spread the word to students who might be interested. Flyer below contains research interest and program information. Email us if interested!

Job alert! Tenure-track Fellow to Faculty position at @OhioStatePsych! Are you an early-career scholar (or know one)? Interested in Psychological Science and Racial & Health Disparities, very broadly construed? Job ad: tinyurl.com/5daskb6a More details below... 1/n

I'm recruiting a Ph.D. student for the upcoming school year (Fall 2024). If you are interested in studying the neural bases of attention and working memory, I would love to hear from you! You can submit an application from now through Dec 1, 2023.

Join the SPAN lab! I will be reviewing PhD applications this cycle. If you are interested in questions related to what shapes variability in experiences of stress, particularly as it relates to emotional development, please apply! Find more info at: sites.rutgers.edu/span-lab/ 1/3

New paper out from my lab using cross-study MVPA which shows that the retrieval state is engaged by an attentional task when there are no episodic memory demands nature.com/articles/s4146…

The WMS program for next week is live! Can't wait!

How does what we see interact with what we remember? Delving into this topic, I wrote a chapter with @WilmaBainbridge covering memorability, caricatures, and more! Out soon in Oxford Research Encyclopedia of Neuroscience, but here's an early preprint! psyarxiv.com/m4uyt

There is one week left to submit an abstract for this year's Working Memory Symposium! Abstracts are due by May 31 (any time zone, link on our home page): wmsymposium.org/home

🥳 Our latest paper is out today in Nature Neuro 🥳 Introducing the Neuro-stack, a wearable platform that records human single-neuron activity during walking🚶🏻‍♀️ nature.com/articles/s4159…

Happy it is online @CurrentBiology now😊Using multivariate assessments of EEG data, we characterized visual category representations in the human infant brain👶🧠 @CCNBerlin Snapshots see below: cell.com/current-biolog…

If you're looking for some end-of-semester motivational background music, I highly recommend the 8-bit/chiptune genre. It makes prepping a consciousness lecture or finishing a results section feel like an epic quest. youtu.be/JOh-7W-FO9w

I am looking for a PhD student to begin in Fall 2023 @MizzouPsych. I'll have an amazing new lab with large facilities for EEG and eye tracking. Looking for someone interested in research on attentional capture and suppression. Please spread the word and have students email me!

Wish to measure visual working memory w/ fewer trials? Our latest work showed that with our new change localization paradigm, you can reliably measure VWM capacity only 40 trials (when n=20), half of which you'll need with the classical change detection paradigm. 1/3