📢 New preprint with @aidanhorner.bsky.social and @marwimber.bsky.social investigating how schematic violations shape memory for sequences of events. Memory Benefits for Schematically Incongruent Sequences Depend on the Type of Violation osf.io/preprints/ps...
Adam Curtis
@adamjcurtis.bsky.social
Research Fellow Human Electrophysiology Lab | UCL PhD from York Episodic Memory Lab Brains and Computers 🧠🖥️ Black coffee and heavy metal ☕️🤘🏻
The Cognition Group in the Psychology dept at Exeter are at risk of redundancy because "basic cognitive psychology research does not align with the current priorities of funding bodies" If you think this is overtly wrong and misguided, please sign this open letter docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F...
Open Letter in Support of the Cognition Group, University of Exeter
To Executive members of the University of Exeter, including Vice Chancellor Prof. Lisa Roberts, Senior Vice-President and Provost Prof. Dan Charman, Pro Vice Chancellor and Executive Dean Prof. Sallie...
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It's official! 🎓 A huge thank you to my PhD supervisor @aidanhorner.bsky.social and our collaborator @marwimber.bsky.social. Your guidance throughout my PhD was invaluable. Thanks also to my examiners @rhens.bsky.social and Alex Wade for a fantastic viva discussion and thoughtful feedback.
Not far off preprinting some new behavioral work on schemas by the awesome @adamjcurtis.bsky.social. Stay tuned!