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@seeingwithsound@mas.to
2026-03-28 14:28:04

A hierarchy of spatial predictions across human visual cortex during natural vision #neuroscience

Empirical framework: data and modelling resources (white blocks) and analytical methods (grey blocks).
@MolemanPeter@neuromatch.social
2026-03-26 14:16:25

Thx Paul for a very informative and inspired Brain Inspired.
#neuroscience

@seeingwithsound@mas.to
2026-01-25 09:25:46

The curse of this day and age is that people expect things to be easy, "intuitive". How did you learn to read and write? How did you master a foreign language? A musical instrument? Or what did you master, really? Or were you forced to master these things? #neuroscience

@seeingwithsound@mas.to
2026-01-10 09:24:46

(LinkedIn) #Neuroscience in 2026: Realistic milestones the scientific community can achieve linkedin.com/pulse/neuroscienc

Neuroscience in 2026: Realistic Milestones the Scientific Community Can Achieve
As we enter 2026, neuroscience stands at a rare inflection point. The convergence of large-scale data generation, artificial intelligence, neurotechnology, and translational medicine is enabling progress that was aspirational only a decade ago.

@elduvelle@neuromatch.social
2026-01-07 07:34:18

Sometimes you see weird things on Fedi, like this conversation between Rats (scientists)
Source:
#Neuroscience

Screenshot of a thread showing a chat between three accounts -the first is the Redish Lab and has a rat next to some Legos as profile pic; the 2nd is my alt account and has a rat looking at a compass as profile pic; the 3rd is Roddy Grieves and has a rat licking sticky paste in a 3D environment as profile pic.
@seeingwithsound@mas.to
2026-02-25 00:11:44

Postdoc position in brain plasticity (blindness/deafness) at Georgetown University, Washington DC #neuroscience

@seeingwithsound@mas.to
2026-03-09 09:43:54

Was Einstein's genius defined mostly by his unique structural connectomics or by his unique set of synaptic weights? Conceptually: structural connectomics synaptic weights = functional connectomics. (Yes, there's more than synaptic weights etc, so oversimplifying.) #neuroscience

@seeingwithsound@mas.to
2026-02-09 20:35:49

TMS-evoked phosphenes and oculomotor responses in visual-snow syndrome #neuroscience

TMS-evoked phosphenes and oculomotor responses in visual-snow syndrome
Visual Snow Syndrome (VSS) is a neurological condition characterized by continuous visual disturbances resembling television static across the visual field. Despite its significant impact on quality of life, objective assessment methods remain limited, with diagnosis relying primarily on subjective patient reports. Current understanding of VSS pathophysiology suggests cortical hyperexcitability, but precise mechanisms remain unclear. Here we developed an integrated protocol combining transcrani…

@seeingwithsound@mas.to
2026-02-17 11:54:51

Time course of visual plasticity following adult-onset #deafness (in cats) nature.com/articles/s41598-026

Time course of visual plasticity following adult-onset deafness - Scientific Reports
When deprived of a sensory modality, the brain often compensates with supranormal performance in other intact systems. While this compensatory plasticity is typically attributed to early sensory loss, plasticity following adult-onset sensory loss remains poorly understood despite its clinical relevance. In many patients, adult-onset hearing loss precedes treatment by cochlear implantation, yet little is known about the neural changes occurring before this intervention. The present study examine…

@seeingwithsound@mas.to
2026-03-02 20:21:58

The 'secret connections' of the brain: a connectomic reserve for neuroplasticity? #neuroscience

@seeingwithsound@mas.to
2026-03-02 20:58:45

Neurons receive precisely tailored teaching signals as we learn (well, as mice learn) mcgovern.mit.edu/2026/02/25/ne "the brain can deliver neuron-specific feedback during learning";

Neurons receive precisely tailored teaching signals as we learn - MIT McGovern Institute
When we learn a new skill, the brain has to decide—cell by cell—what to change. New research from MIT suggests it can do that with surprising precision, sending targeted feedback to individual neurons so each one can adjust its activity in the right direction. The finding echoes a key idea from modern artificial intelligence. Many […]

@seeingwithsound@mas.to
2026-01-31 15:34:39

(2024) NeuroImage: Visual mental imagery and neural dynamics of sensory substitution in the blindfolded subjects #neuroscience