Chaoxiong Ye
@ChaoxiongYe
PI @uniofjyvaskyla, Researcher (PhDs in Psychology & Cognitive Science), Scuba diver (141 dives), Skydiver (25 jumps) and Traveler (103 countries).
I'm recruiting a full-time PhD student to join my project on the mechanisms underlying the processing of memorable stimuli!🧠The position starts in April 2025 and offers competitive benefits within an inspiring research environment in Finland. Apply here: ats.talentadore.com/apply/doctoral…
I am very happy to have our new paper in collaboration with @IconLaboratory published in @CognitionJourn 🎉 Interested in how strange faces linger in memory? Check out our paper: sciencedirect.com/science/articl…
👀When we catch sight of something - like a face- factors like familiarity, memorability matter, often enhancing our memory likelihood. To separate them, a recent study from the lab led by @ChaoxiongYe reveals how these factors exert different impacts on visual memory formation.
How strange faces linger in memory? Ye et al. find visually memorable, unfamiliar faces trigger rapid encoding, resisting distractions and forgetting. It suggests stimulus features can boost visual memory formation. @iconlaboratory @ChaoxiongYe sciencedirect.com/science/articl…
Feeling incredibly grateful and honored to have received Academy Research Fellowship from @SuomenAkatemia. Thanks for all my wonderful collabaraotros @activemindlab and very excited to dive into the exciting new project on memorability @JKLbrainmind @Uniofjyvaskyla @JYUedupsy
The Academy of Finland’s Research Council for Culture and Society today selected 50 talented early-career researchers to receive Academy Research Fellow funding 📣 The grantees include talented researchers from all research career stages👉 aka.fi/en/about-us/wh… #ResearchFunding
Excited to join the @PLOSONE Editorial Board, an #OpenScience journal publishing trusted research in over 200 subject areas across science, engineering, medicine and the related social sciences and humanities.
Our newest paper reports that visual working memory capacity affects your memory to emotional faces authors.elsevier.com/c/1Xcb9_6s5aVo…