Goris Lab

At #SfN24? Come check out my poster F3 on how population activity in V1 informs perception decision and confidence

Happy to share a new preprint by the brilliant and indefatigable @MiguelVivarLazo. The first of several stories we want to tell with this rich dataset, which features joint measurements of choice, reaction time, and confidence along with ensemble recordings from LIP...

Hot off the Press: "Abstract deliberation by visuomotorneurons in prefrontal cortex" - Julie A. Charlton & Robbe L. T. Goris has been published in Nature Neuroscience rdcu.be/dF7Kl @julie_charlton_ @NatureNeuro

At #Cosyne2024 ? Check out @julie_charlton_ 's poster tomorrow!

Response sub-additivity and variability quenching in visual cortex — a Perspective by Robbe L. T. Goris, Ruben Coen-Cagli, Kenneth D. Miller, Nicholas J. Priebe & Máté Lengyel go.nature.com/49qufI3 @GorisLab @CoenCagli_Lab @kendmil @lengyel_m

Sub-additivity (aka. response normalization) and variability quenching often go hand-in-hand in cortex. Why? We provide some potential answers: rdcu.be/dy1q5 -- a review with @GorisLab @CoenCagli_Lab @kendmil and Nick Priebe.

The Goris lab has two posters at #SfN23 . Tomorrow morning come learn about metacognitive learning. At Tuesday's afternoon session learn about how neural population dynamics predict the use of prior information in perceptual decision making.

This afternoon, Ruben Coen-Cagli and Robbe Goris are co-hosing a mini-symposium: Suppression and Variability in Visual Cortex highlighting theoretical and empirical work which is revealing the link between these two concepts. Come checkout our great line-up of speakers! #SfN23

At #SfN23? This afternoon I'm excited to share our work on the representation of uncertainty in visual cortex in the minisymposium on suppression and variability in visual cortex.

New out from the lab, a project headed by former graduate student Dr. @julie_charlton_ :