Gabriel Weindel

@gweindel.bsky.social

Psychologist studying human reaction times ( #MentalChronometry) with mathematical models of cognition & electrophysiology ( #EEG, #EMG, #MEG), fanboy of Franciscus Donders. Postdoc (he/him) @ Université de Lausanne, Switzerland https://gweindel.github.io

There are still a few spots available for the Twelfth Model-Based Neuroscience and Cognition Summer School, which will take place from 10–14 August 2026 at the University of Amsterdam. Be quick — the remaining spots will be filled on a rolling basis, so make sure to register soon!

Dora Matzke@doramatzke.bsky.social · 4mo ago

Applications are now open for the 12th Model-Based Neuroscience & Cognition Summer School (Aug 10–14, 2026, Amsterdam)! modelbasedneurosci.com Hands-on training in combining Bayesian evidence-accumulation models with reinforcement learning, brain–behavior modeling (EEG/fMRI), BayesFlow, and more.

New paper out: Trial-level sequence modeling reveals hidden dynamics of dual-task interference. We decoded, at the trial level, the sequence of cognitive operations people take when multitasking. We found that how cognitive operations interleaved across tasks predicted RT and accuracy!

Trial-level sequence modeling reveals hidden dynamics of dual-task interference

Author summary In our daily lives, we are often required to juggle multiple tasks at once, for example when operating an in-car device while driving. While multitasking is increasingly common, researc...

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When recording experimental data, have you ever: 1) overwritten data? 2) changed the experiment and forgot when? 3) had a student leave the lab leaving a mess of dataset? 4) noticed how everyone has their own way to transfer data? We published a solution: LSLAutoBIDS - open science by design. 🧵

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Very interesting and cool joint modeling! My understanding is: estimate inter-trial variability of drift rate in DDM and prey that it's not also another underlying mechanism that generates slow errors (as is probably the case)

Dan Feuerriegel@danfeuerriegel.bsky.social · 5mo ago

What's the deal with drift rate variability in the Diffusion Model of decision-making? Find out in our newest publication in Computational Brain and Behaviour Led by @jie-sun.bsky.social + @adamosth.bsky.social Come for the slow errors, stay for the joint modelling w/ EEG rdcu.be/e85Re

Pressure to use genAI for #ECR is quite high, I feel it weekly... ethical, ecological, economical, privacy- and cognitive-related worries keeps me from joining that ship. I need more time to research not something that creates the illusion of reasoning, if that costs grants or positions, let it be.

Want to learn how to contribute to #opensource? 👩‍💻👨‍💻 Never used #Git before? Join us for our free beginner-friendly workshop and learn the basics of contributing to open source projects like #psychopy 🗓 March 19th ⏰ 12:00 PM (UK time) Everyone is welcome 🚀 www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/my-first-p...

"My First Pull Request": A Beginners Guide to Open Source with PsychoPy

Make your first pull request and learn how to get started in the world of Open Source Projects!

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Based on our WhereToPublish database, we were curious to see if the APCs depend on the publisher type and with relatively no surprise at all, the journals that are for-profit are way above: For-profit journals = 2635 +/- 37€ (mean +/- sem) Non-profit & University Press journals = 1996 +/- 63€ 1/4

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Very interesting and solid study on the contribution of the earliest #EEG index of information processing*, i.e. the C1, to decision-making! *or at least one of the earliest? @elife.bsky.social

@kiemohr.bsky.social · 5mo ago

Very happy to share this new paper, published in @elife.bsky.social, the last one stemming from a PhD chapter 🥲. In it, @spk3lly.bsky.social and I show that an early V1 signal (the C1) can have direct influence on a perceptual decision. Here's the link: doi.org/10.7554/eLif...

Only two days left to submit your abstract for this year's @mathpsych.org meeting. Some things to consider: 1. The conference is in Canada. 2. If you cannot attend in person, there is a virtual track. Consider submitting there! You can pick the track during the submission process. See you there!

Aline Bompas@alinebompas.bsky.social · 7mo ago

Abstract submission are open for the MathPsych/ICCM 2026 conference in Montreal July 17 to 21, 2026 mathpsych.org/conference/23/ The submission deadline is February 28!