Past CBB talks
Fall 2018-Spring 2019
Winter 2019
2/21: Sarah Oh (Dartmouth College)
3/14: Jonathan Freeman (NYU) - "More than meets the eye: Split-second social perception"
3/21: Lucy Owen (Dartmouth College) - "Decrypting the neural code"
Spring 2019
4/10: Shih-Wei Wu (National Yang-Ming University) - "Probability estimation and its neurocomputational substrates"
4/18: Sarah Herald (Dartmouth College) - "What is the role of left-hemisphere face areas?"
5/2: Vassiki Chauhan (Dartmouth College)
5/23: Kay Alfred (Dartmouth College) & Shiva Ghaanifarashahi (Dartmouth College)
5/30: Malinda McPherson (Harvard University) - "Multiple pitch mechanisms in music and speech perception"
Fall 2019-Spring 2020
Fall 2019
9/19: Graduate student data blitz
10/17: Mehran Moradi (Dartmouth College) - "Multiple timescales of neural dynamics and integration of task-relevant signals across cortex"
10/31: Mariam Aly (Columbia University) - "How hippocampal memory shapes, and is shaped by, attention"
11/7: Ratan Murty (MIT) - "Is visual experience necessary for the development of face selectivity in the lateral fusiform gyrus"
11/21: AJ Haskins (Dartmouth College) - "Active vision in immersive, 360° real-world environments: Methods and applications"
Winter 2020
1/30: Rotem Botvinik-Nezer (Dartmouth College) - "Variability in the analysis of a single fMRI dataset by many teams"
2/13: Tommy Botch (Dartmouth College) - "How colorful is visual experience? Evidence from gaze-contingent virtual reality"
2/20: Giancarlo La Camera (Stonybrook University) - "Cortical computations via metastable activity"
2/27: Mohsen Rakhshan (Dartmouth College) - "Neural substrate underlying computations of volatility and adaptive learning in a complex environment" & Bogden Petre (Dartmouth College) - "Evoked pain intensity representation is distributed throughout the brain"
Spring 2020
5/7: Marvin Maechler (Dartmouth College) - "Attentional tracking takes place over perceived rather than physical locations" & Lucy Owen (Dartmouth College) - "What is the dimensionality of human thought?"
5/21: Sarah Herald (Dartmouth College) - "How are faces represented in the visual areas?"
6/4: Kirsten Ziman (Dartmouth College) & Heejung Jung (Dartmouth College)
6/12: Mary Kieseler (Dartmouth College)
Fall 2020
9/24: Graduate student data blitz
10/8: Doug Addelman (Dartmouth College) - "Characterizing conscious and unconscious guidance of spatial attention"
10/22: Mark Lescroart (University of Nevada, Reno) - "Body representations in the brain and bodies in natural visual experience"
11/5: Mehran Moradi (Dartmouth College) - "A neural dynamic approach to study the functional organization of the brain and learning"
11/19: Jiahui Guo (Dartmouth College) - "Predicting individual face-selective topography using naturalistic stimuli" & Lauren Williams (Dartmouth College) - "The invisible breast cancer: Experience does not protect against inattentional blindness to clinically-relevant findings in radiology"
12/3: Ruth Rosenholtz (MIT) - "Capacity limits and how the visual system copes with them"
Winter 2021
1/14: Jason Samaha (UC Santa Cruz) - "Spontaneous brain oscillations and perceptual decision making"
2/11: Mary Kieseler (Dartmouth College) - "Lasting faceblindness due to COVID-19" & Daniel Stehr (Dartmouth College) - "Experimental and statistical approaches that improve multivariate pattern classification in rapid event-related fMRI designs"
2/25: Manish Saggar (Stanford University) - "Characterizing brain dynamics at rest and while interacting with others using topological data analysis"
3/11: Yael Niv (Princeton University) - "Carving the world into useful task representations"
Spring 2021
4/15: Heejung Jung (Dartmouth College) & Mohsen Rakshan (Dartmouth College) - "Causal Contribution of Frontal Eye Field to Adaptive Target Selection"
4/29: John Serences (UC San Diego) - "Efficient coding and read-out in visual perception"
5/13: AJ Haskins (Dartmouth College) - "Reduced social attention in autism is modulated by environmental complexity" & Marvin Maechler (Dartmouth College) - "Smooth pursuit over perceived not retinotopic positions of the double-drift stimulus"
5/27: Leyla Isik (Johns Hopkins University) - "The neural basis of social interaction perception"
6/10: Mert Ozkan (Dartmouth College) - "Different spatial transfer of high-level and low-level priming of pop-out with the double-drift illusion" & Sharif Saleki (Dartmouth College) - "Neural correlates of learning strategies in non-generalizable multi-dimensional environments"
6/17: Nathan Heller (Dartmouth College) - "Superposition of ambiguous percepts during passive and volitional perception" & Kirsten Ziman (Dartmouth College) - "Unexpected false feelings of familiarity about faces are associated with increased pupil dilations"