Alexis Pérez-Bellido

@alepebel.bsky.social

Ramón y Cajal researcher on Cognitive Neuroscience at Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona (Spain). Researcher delving into multisensory perception, prediction, and decision-making. #Prediction #Cognition #Neuroscience

I would like to announce the Cutting Gardens EEG conference, a new global, decentralized, and sustainable way of organizing conferences. This conference is on EEG methodology and analysis pipelines, and it is comprised of different "gardens" around the globe, taking place from Chile to China.

Our work on goal-directed theta sweeps is out! We found two different types of theta sweeps in the rat hippocampus. During random foraging, left-right alternating sweeps dominated (Vollan, 25). However, during memory-guided navigation sweeps pointing to hidden goal locations emerged with learning.

Great article by @kordinglab.bsky.social‬ on "why causal knowledge is pragmatically possible". The best arguments for causation--& only one we need--is pragmatic. Here pragmatic isn't weak/subjective, but connected to actual goals, utility & outcomes in the world. medium.com/@kording/why...

Why Causal Knowledge Is Pragmatically Possible: Bridging Philosophical Skepticism and Scientific…

When we observe the world, we note that events consistently follow one another. As David Hume famously argued in An Enquiry Concerning…

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