Steph Bickel

@stephanbickel.bsky.social

epileptologist, neuroscientist

Just published in Science Advances! Recurring patterns of high-frequency oscillations across multiple brain regions may be involved in forming distinct memories during movie watching. Massive kudos to @akashmishra.bsky.social who led the effort! TY to a great team of co-authors and to NIMH.

Motifs of human high-frequency oscillations structure processing and memory of continuous audiovisual narratives

HFOs are bursts of brain activity that coordinate the processing and memory integration of the continuous world around us.

science.org

Akash Mishra@akashmishra.bsky.social · last yr.

How does the human brain process the continuous world around us and transform it into distinct memories? Our latest research, recently published in Science Advances @science.org, uncovers how brain waves called high frequency oscillations (HFOs) may support this amazing feat! (1/n)

Please share! Come work with us in Orlando! The Conscious Audition and Scene Analysis (CASA) Lab at the University of Central Florida is looking to hire a postdoc to work on projects related to the neural basis of auditory perception and cognition. 🧠📈 #EEG 🧠🤖 #consci

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