Jonathan PeelleStarting now in Crystal DE: Non-sensory processes in speech perception. Thread of talks below.
Jonathan Z SimonSenior lab member Dushyanthi Karunathilake totally nails her first ever slide presentation at an in-person international conference (Progression of Acoustic, Phonemic, Lexical and Sentential Neural Features Emerge for Different Speech Listening). Can’t wait for her poster presentation this afternoon (poster MO211).
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Happy Monday from #AROMWM! I am going to try to do a better job tooting from the conference today, in part because I was talking up Mastodon to a group of trainees yesterday. Will try my very best to keep the toots unlisted so as not to clog your feed (unless you follow me, in which case, you asked for it).
At the spARO session on networking someone commented they were much more likely to have someone come up and comment on a current paper than something from social media.
So far I’ve had two unsolicited social media comments and one paper comment. I think I know where my influence lies. 😂
@adykstra Thanks! I also invite #AROMWM folks to check out Dushyanthi Karunathilake on Mon (talk 9:15am, “Progression of Acoustic, Phonemic, Lexical and Sentential Neural Features Emerge for Different Speech Listening” & afternoon poster “Neural Tracking Measures of Speech Intelligibility: Manipulating Intelligibility While Keeping Acoustics Unchanged”) and Stefanie Kuchinsky Wed 11am (“Interactions Between Pre-Stimulus and Stimulus-Evoked Pupil Dilation Indices of Listening Engagement”).