CNS 2022

by Nam Anh Nguyen
July 13, 2022

Quick Summary

The LDM Lab went to San Francisco for the Cognitive Neuroscience Society 2022 Conference.
Our lab members presented our newest results.

CNS 2022 was a success!

On April 23rd, 2022, the LDM team traveled to San Francisco to attend the Cognitive Neuroscience Society 2022 conference. It was a great occasion for our lab to show our colleagues in the scientific community our newest results. Our team members gave 2 data presentations and presented 5 posters.

Some photos of our presentations at CNS!

CNS 2022

Carlos gave a talk at one of the Data Blitz sessions.

Lily also presented her newest results during the Data Blitz sessions.

Lily also presented her poster: Neural Representation of Latent Cause in Credit Assignment. For more information, please contact Lily at lczhang@ucdavis.edu

Carlos presented a poster of his work with Steven J. Luck, Are Rare Stimuli that Produce a P3b Component Preferentially Encoded in Working Memory? For more information, please contact Carlos at cdcarrasco@ucdavis.edu

Alex presenting the latest results from our lab’s collaborative project with Jacob Russin and Maryam Zolfaghar from Randall O’Reilly’s lab. For more information, please contact Alex at apark@ucdavis.edu

Another picture of Alex presenting.

Alex presenting Phil’s work, Neural mechanisms of credit assignment for inferred relationships in a structured world, which is now published in Neuron (PP Witkowski, et al., 2022)!! For more information, please contact Phil at pwitkowski@ucdavis.edu

Sarah presenting the latest results of her ongoing work: Flexible Cognitive Maps for Abstract Wine-Space. For more information, please contact Sarah at ssweigart@ucdavis.edu.

Another picture of Sarah and her poster (and Nam).