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Our paper investigating intrinsic timescales in the neonate brain is finally out!
@rhodricusack @cusacklab
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Anna Truzzi
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Anna Truzzi
@anna_truzzi
Senior Lecturer in Psychology (Neuroscience) Queen's University Belfast Developmental cognitive neuroscientist
Ireland Katılım Eylül 2018
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Congrats to the entire team and massive thanks to all the families who participated and made our research possible!
Cliona O'Doherty@ClionaODoherty
1/7 Does the infant brain have representational structure? 👶🧠In the FOUNDCOG project, we scanned 134 awake infants using fMRI. Published in Nature Neuroscience, our research reveals 2-month-old infants already possess complex visual representations in VVC that align with DNNs.
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Excited to speak at the @NeuroscienceIRL conference in August alongside such esteemed colleagues!
Hoping to see many of you there!
Neuroscience Ireland@NeuroscienceIRL
Meet our first confirmed speakers! 🧠 Global neuroscience leaders will join us at #NSI2025! 🔗 neuroscienceireland.com/nsi2025-speake… 🚨Abstract deadline is TODAY at 5PM (Irish time) – don’t miss it! 📝 neuroscienceireland.com/nsi2025-posters
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I am so excited to start this new journey!
Thanks to @QUBPsych for this amazing opportunity and to all my colleagues for such a warm welcome
QUB - School of Psychology@QUBPsych
A warm welcome to Dr Anna Truzzi who has joined the School of Psychology as a Senior Lecturer. Anna’s research explores how the infant brain integrates information appearing on different timescales in the world. Read more: ow.ly/bOTK50U4kwl #LoveQUB#Welcome#WhoWeAre
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The @TCINeuroscience team are setup and ready to share their exciting research.
@ClionaODoherty @anna_truzzi @marie_santillo
@eimeario @cianmcartist @cusacklab #EuropeanResearchersNight #ResearchMatters
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Studying parent-infant interactions in common marmosets has been an epic journely!
I'm deeply greatful to the other two first authors, @SaoriYN10525 and Kazu Shinozuka, to the co-correspondent author @oneko45, and to the awesome PI and supervisor @kumi_kuroda
kumi O kuroda@kumi_kuroda
The early relationship shapes the #Attachment system of children, the basis of interpersonal attitudes throughout life. But what kind of parenting shapes secure infant attachment? Our new study addresses this question! doi.org/10.1038/s42003…
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Un proyecto ilusionante y un paso enorme para aplicar resultados de investigación a la práctica educativa.
🧠🧠 cimcyc.ugr.es/informacion/no…
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WIRI's upcoming event is on a very important topic very close to our hearts: Challenges of Juggling Academia and Motherhood. Tickets are now available
…oodandacademia_wiri2023.eventbrite.ie
RT's appreciated
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On Thursday come chat about intrinsic timescales in the infant brain!
Psychology TCD@PsychologyTCD
Our next Psychology Seminar is this Thursday at 1pm from the 2023 winner of the postdoc paper prize 🏆Dr @anna_truzzi! Anna will speak about the development of intrinsic timescales in infants and as usual, join for ☕️🥪🧁 afterwards.
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Resting state, or sleeping state? We know that wakefulness matters for adult functional brain network organization. In our new paper, we show that wakefulness can also be important in infant fMRI! 1/9 academic.oup.com/cercor/advance…
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@AineDineen @anna_truzzi @PsychologyTCD @clairegillanTCD @rhodricusack Congratulations! Well deserved 🎉
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Deeply greatful to @PsychologyTCD, @clairegillanTCD, and the evaluating committee for making this possible, as well as to my supervisor and co-author @rhodricusack for his constant help and support in this project!
Psychology TCD@PsychologyTCD
Congratulations to our Postdoc Research Paper prize winner 🥇Dr @anna_truzzi for her paper with @rhodricusack “The development of intrinsic timescales: A comparison between the neonate and adult brain” published in Neuroimage.
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You can call me Dr. ! I dreamed of this day for a long time. I am full of so much gratitude to the advisors, friends, and family who supported me through this — thank you.
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Longer initial timescales could be the result of slower processing caused by the developing myelination and they might help the infant brain to “take it slow” and start by learning more holistic representations less tied to fleeting fast changing details.
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In conclusion, timescales in the neonate brain, even if different from adults, were not uniformly nor randomly distributed, suggesting the early presence of a structure of timescales which could act as an inductive bias and direct learning.
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Our paper investigating intrinsic timescales in the neonate brain is finally out!
@rhodricusack @cusacklab
Short overview in the thread, full text here: doi.org/10.1016/j.neur…
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