

Columbia DPM Lab
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@Columbia_DPML
The Dynamic Perception and Memory Lab at Columbia University, PI @ChrisBaldassano




I'm so unbelievably excited to share our latest work, the heart and soul of my PhD! With @ChrisBaldassano & @mariam_s_aly We show that temporal structure is represented bidirectionally and hierarchically across the brain to guide multistep prediction 👇 biorxiv.org/content/10.110…


How are memories transformed over time to enable anticipation of the future? With consolidation, multistep anticipation becomes more efficient but less perceptually detailed. Proud of @hannahtstoll for leading this collaboration w/ @ChrisBaldassano! psyarxiv.com/x2f7s


Excited to share my first first-author preprint, “schema-based predictive eye-movement support sequential memory encoding” w/ the amazing Isabel Velarde, @weijima01, and @ChrisBaldassano. psyarxiv.com/gej7q














NEW PREPRINT with @ptoncompmemlab @Columbia_DPML @ChrisBaldassano!! How is our prior knowledge about the structure of naturalistic events represented in the brain, and how does this support memory encoding and retrieval? --- (1/10) biorxiv.org/cgi/content/sh…


So proud to announce that our paper on how the brain represents high-level event structure in music is now out in JoCN! We are very grateful to our reviewers that suggested additional analyses that led us to new discoveries based on our original findings.





