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Aidan Horner

4 months

Very excited that @YorkPsychology are recruiting a Senior Lecturer or Reader (Associate Professor) in Mental Health. Do get in contact if you are interested. Great department for teaching and research, with amazing imaging facilities @UOY_YNiC !

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Aidan Horner

@aidanhorner

5 months

A lot of bad news in academia right now, so feels a bit odd celebrating, but you've got to take the good news where you can get it. So, as of October 1st I will officially be Professor Horner 😀

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Aidan Horner

@aidanhorner

6 years

Oh twitter. Every time I want to get excited by open science, I see a twitter conversation where OS bros are aggressively accusing someone of bad practice (that someone happens to be a women, pure coincidence right...). Just don't OK?

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Aidan Horner

@aidanhorner

3 years

Daughters recently discovered Emily's Wonder Lab by @TheSpaceGal and older daughter just casually dropped the phrase "non-newtonian fluid" at dinner and started explaining what it was. What kind of amazing TV sorcery is this?!

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Aidan Horner

@aidanhorner

6 years

So I try to stay calm and polite on twitter, but fuck this fucking shit. They're going to strip us of EU funding and potential collaborators, and then say it's our fault we haven't found alternatives? No. Fuck that bullshit.

Research Fortnight

@ResFortnight

6 years

Universities have not “risen up to the challenge” of how to replace European research opportunities after Brexit, universities minister Sam Gyimah has warned.

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Aidan Horner

@aidanhorner

4 years

A wonderful way to finish the week. Just received an email saying my promotion to Senior Lecturer (Associate Prof to you US-types) is officially official! Time for several G&Ts courtesy of the most excellent @beckyneuro

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Aidan Horner

@aidanhorner

4 years

Delighted to receive this award, and for the @Psychonomic_Soc to recognise our research over the past few years. Looking forward to (virtually) attending this years conference!

Psychonomic Society

@Psychonomic_Soc

4 years

Congratulations to @aidanhorner , recipient of the @Psychonomic_Soc 2020 Early Career Award!

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Aidan Horner

@aidanhorner

2 years

Super excited to have been awarded a @LeverhulmeTrust grant to look at how spatial structure modulates long-term memory! Will be running some fun experiments using VR environments to mess about with the spatiotemporal structure of the learner's environment. Stay tuned!

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Aidan Horner

@aidanhorner

7 years

So this happened

British Psychological Society

@BPSOfficial

7 years

Dr Aidan Horner from the University of York wins the Spearman Medal

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Aidan Horner

@aidanhorner

2 years

Grants are like buses, you wait 5 years and then 2 come along a once. Which is an indirect way of saying I've got an @ESRC grant to look at forgetting!!!

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Aidan Horner

@aidanhorner

5 years

Look at my excited face as I realise they've given me an actual physical medal! A big thank you to @BPSOfficial for acknowledging the research my colleagues and I have done over the last few years. Hugely appreciated.

British Psychological Society

@BPSOfficial

5 years

Congratulations to Dr Aidan Horner, winner of the Spearman Medal #bpsconf

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Aidan Horner

@aidanhorner

3 years

I guess I'll never be publishing in Nature Neuroscience in the future then. In fact, I've been boycotting them my whole career apparently. Always ahead of the game.

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Aidan Horner

@aidanhorner

5 years

Today I officially start as a reviewing editor at the Journal of Neuroscience, and I'm both excited and terrified! I hope I live up to @MarinaP63 's expectations...

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Aidan Horner

@aidanhorner

2 years

It is official - as of 1st October I'll be going down to 4 days a week at work (0.8FTE)

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Aidan Horner

@aidanhorner

7 years

Aaaaah!!!! Recommend for funding! I got me a proper grant! These are officially the most insane few weeks career-wise ever. So happy to have @L_M_Henderson as a co-PI on this grant as well.

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Aidan Horner

@aidanhorner

6 years

My God, I had no idea we possessed such power. Why did no-one tell me? First thing I'm going to do is indoctrinate them in the cult of giving me high student satisfaction ratings. I'll get to the pro-EU stuff after that

Adam Bienkov

@AdamBienkov

6 years

Kate Hoey says the reason so many young people support staying in the EU is because they have been indoctrinated by Remain-supporting university lecturers. #lab2018

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Aidan Horner

@aidanhorner

4 years

It annoys me that this needs saying, but being knowledgeable about stats doesn't give you the right to behave like a jackass. Anyway, have a good weekend.

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Aidan Horner

@aidanhorner

5 years

Non-science life update: our household now contains two balls of floof. One looks like this.

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Aidan Horner

@aidanhorner

3 years

Some unexpected beauty on @UniOfYork campus this afternoon

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Aidan Horner

@aidanhorner

2 years

New paper! Targeted memory reactivation during sleep can induce forgetting of overlapping memories. Awesome work from Bardur Joensen showing we can use targeted memory reactivation during sleep to induce forgetting.

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Aidan Horner

@aidanhorner

1 year

Very excited that I will be one of the new Co-Directors of the York Neuroimaging Centre! I'll be working alongside the amazing Prof Beth Jefferies, and I'll be focussing on strategy and operations and in particular external partners and funding.

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Aidan Horner

@aidanhorner

8 years

It's official y'all. I got myself a @wellcometrust Seed Award to look at episodic memory and pattern extraction in human beans.

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Aidan Horner

@aidanhorner

7 years

Today was the first time I blushed giving a lecture. I said "medial temporal lube" by mistake. I still feel embarrassed.

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Aidan Horner

@aidanhorner

3 years

New preprint time! Targeted memory reactivation during sleep can induce forgetting of overlapping memories

Targeted memory reactivation during sleep can induce forgetting of overlapping memories

Memory reactivation during sleep can shape new memories into a long-term form. Reactivation of memories can be induced via the delivery of auditory cues during sleep. Although this targeted memory...

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Aidan Horner

@aidanhorner

4 years

I call this the "I now have an alternative career if academia takes a turn for the worse" loaf

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Aidan Horner

@aidanhorner

6 years

It's officially official. @L_M_Henderson and I have been awarded a 3-year ESRC grant to look at memory, learning and retention. Experimental psychology, statistical modelling, fMRI, developmental psychology, all the things!

Aidan Horner

@aidanhorner

7 years

Aaaaah!!!! Recommend for funding! I got me a proper grant! These are officially the most insane few weeks career-wise ever. So happy to have @L_M_Henderson as a co-PI on this grant as well.

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Aidan Horner

@aidanhorner

3 years

Very excited that @YorkPsychology have FOUR lecturer (Assistant Prof) positions available. Permanent ART contracts and appointing in any area of psychology. Come join us! Very happy to talk to anyone who is interested

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Aidan Horner

@aidanhorner

3 years

The year is 2024. Only 5 academics remain in UK academia. These 5 are constantly agreeing to, then resigning from, external examiner positions. This process alone is at least a 0.5FTE job given the paperwork involved. VCs have just received an above inflation pay rise.

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Aidan Horner

@aidanhorner

5 years

I see a lot of PIs attending numerous conferences. Genuinely interested how they find the time. What with parenting, alongside being busy during term time, I find even local conferences hard to attend at present. What's the secret?

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Aidan Horner

@aidanhorner

5 years

Just spent 2 hours writing a "track record" explaining how my research is "ground breaking", how I've shown "independent creative thinking" and how my achievements go "beyond the state-of-the-art". I'll never get comfortable writing these things.

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Aidan Horner

@aidanhorner

4 years

OK, I'll bite. Here is why I am "staying" in academia: 1. I have a stable, well paid, job 2. I get to do science that I am interested in 3. I get to work with amazingly clever, enthusiastic, talented researchers 4. I get to teach and supervise intelligent, dedicated students

Remi Gau

@RemiGau

4 years

I have seen several threads recently of people explaining why they are quitting academia... Honnesty I think we should have threads explaining why people are STAYING in academia because quitting seems like a more rational and sane option IMHO.

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Aidan Horner

@aidanhorner

7 years

I may be on paternity leave, but that doesn't mean I can't show solidarity with those on the #ussstrike

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Aidan Horner

@aidanhorner

6 years

@kylejasmin @drlawson @o_guest @bbcquestiontime Christ that's depressing. Can we all agree to stop "debating" just for the sake of it if it is clear it gives a voice to bigots.

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Aidan Horner

@aidanhorner

3 years

Put some slides together for a departmental session on parenting and academia. I think this is what is expected of me?

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Aidan Horner

@aidanhorner

6 years

I currently have time to read (and review) papers, and think about bigger theoretical questions. I haven't been able to do this for months. It worries me that I almost feel guilty for being able to do what should be a big part of my job.

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Aidan Horner

@aidanhorner

7 years

Based on conversation about careers this morning, I wrote a quick blog on the topic. It might be of interest.

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Aidan Horner

@aidanhorner

6 years

If I were a language person organising a conference I'd definitely organise a social event called "Gin and phonics"

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Aidan Horner

@aidanhorner

6 years

Dear academics doing induction meetings. Don't do this. Even if you're "just joking", it isn't funny. Just don't.

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@chestertonell

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@krwedemeyer I had my PhD induction last week and when someone asked “how many hours a week should we be realistically working?” the tutor said “well, there’s 24 hours in a day, so if you’re not doing that, you could always be doing more”

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Aidan Horner

@aidanhorner

4 years

@DrGBuckingham 🤣 when the publishing model is so absurd no-one outside academia believes we would fall for such a scam

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Aidan Horner

@aidanhorner

5 years

Dear twitter folk, I'm likely to have a 2.5 year postdoc position available late this year (exact details pending). Suitable for those interested in memory, spatial navigation, psychology, neuroimaging and modelling. If you're interested, then feel free to get in touch!

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Aidan Horner

@aidanhorner

5 years

Evidence of medal. Incidentally, never have a felt imposter syndrome as acutely as looking at the list of former winners once I heard I had been selected.

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Aidan Horner

@aidanhorner

9 years

As of February 2016 I will be joining @YorkPsychology as a lecturer. Very much looking forward to moving to York and starting my own lab.

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Aidan Horner

@aidanhorner

2 years

Grant submitted! Fly my beautiful proposal, fly high. Not too high though, not like Icarus. Fly to an optimal height that reviewers and grant panel members love you as much as I do.

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Aidan Horner

@aidanhorner

4 years

Today is my last day of work until 4th January. I can't remember the last time I took that much time off in one go, which is ridiculous in itself. No conclusions or point to this tweet. Have a good few weeks whatever you're doing.

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Aidan Horner

@aidanhorner

5 years

COI statement: The publication of this manuscript led to a small decrease in the baseline existential dread of the author, providing respite from the constant realisation that life is utterly meaningless

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Aidan Horner

@aidanhorner

5 months

Thanks for your kind words. I started in York as a lecturer 8 years ago. It feels like yesterday and a lifetime ago. I've been very lucky to be surrounded by supportive colleagues and amazing lab members. They've all made me the academic I am today, so a big thank you to them.

Aidan Horner

@aidanhorner

5 months

A lot of bad news in academia right now, so feels a bit odd celebrating, but you've got to take the good news where you can get it. So, as of October 1st I will officially be Professor Horner 😀

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Aidan Horner

@aidanhorner

4 years

Strong contender for the most incredible short biography ever written

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Aidan Horner

@aidanhorner

3 years

Is nothing sacred anymore! The Godden and Baddeley (1975) experiment on context-dependent memory on land and underwater: a replication

The Godden and Baddeley (1975) experiment on context-dependent memory on land and underwater: a...

A replication of the experiment by Godden and Baddeley (Godden and Baddeley 1975 British Journal of Psychology 66, 325–331 (doi:10.1111/j.2044-8295.1975.tb01468.x)) on environmental context-dependent...

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Aidan Horner

@aidanhorner

4 years

@behrenstimb I have a Karl Friston joke, but only he understands it

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Aidan Horner

@aidanhorner

4 years

Arriving into the (home) office on my first official day as a Senior Lecturer

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Aidan Horner

@aidanhorner

2 years

Older daughter was kicking her socks around the floor and then said "I'm playing sock-er" and laughed at her own joke. My work here is done.

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Aidan Horner

@aidanhorner

5 years

Woohoo! Registered Report @NatureHumBehav by @SamBerenz , @tyrell_turing and myself now officially accepted! This has been an epic journey, so it's brilliant to know it will be published soon. Thanks to @marike_cogneuro for all the editorial help as we learnt along the way

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Aidan Horner

@aidanhorner

3 years

As a reviewing editor at JNeuro @SfNJournals I feel I have to say something. @SfNtweets need to do the right thing here and reimburse (at the least) all ECRs who have already paid to attend in-person.

Society for Neuroscience (SfN)

@SfNtweets

3 years

The Society for Neuroscience will hold #SfN21 as a fully virtual experience, eliminating all in-person options that had been planned for McCormick Place in Chicago, Illinois. See our October 8 statement for more details.

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Aidan Horner

@aidanhorner

5 years

First lecture of my 3rd year Memory & The Brain module starts today! 8 two-hour seminars on all things long-term memory, episodic memory, spatial neurons etc. Today though, we cover the classic "taxonomy of memory" before we watch it crumble over the following seminars

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Aidan Horner

@aidanhorner

5 years

Paper properly fully accepted! Bardur Joensen's first first author paper (many more to come I'm sure), and my first senior author paper. Also big thanks to @mggaskell for insight and sage advice along the way.

United we fall: All-or-none forgetting of complex episodic events

Do complex event representations fragment over time or are they, instead, forgotten in an all-or-none manner? For example, if we met a friend in a café and they gave us a present, do we forget the...

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Aidan Horner

@aidanhorner

4 years

First attempt at croissant from scratch. Pretty pleased.

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Aidan Horner

@aidanhorner

6 years

New Preprint: United we fall: All-or-none forgetting of complex episodic events by Bardur Joensen, @mggaskell and me

United we fall: All-or-none forgetting of complex episodic events

Do complex event representations fragment over time or are they, instead, forgotten in an all-or-none manner? For example, if we met a friend in a café and they gave us a present, do we forget the...

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Aidan Horner

@aidanhorner

6 years

And university lecturers... BSc, MSc, PhD, 6 years postdoc experience, 2.5 years as a lecturer, <£50k a year

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Aidan Horner

@aidanhorner

5 years

Seeing as it is now part of the academic job to bake, here is my most recent entry for the Bread Excellence Framework

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Aidan Horner

@aidanhorner

2 years

Please for all that is holy can unis trust us with credit cards for conferences. All they need to do is then check we've stuck to the rules after the trip, and if we haven't then fine take away the privilege. Some upfront trust would go a long way though.

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Aidan Horner

@aidanhorner

5 years

Maybe just stop constantly trying to rate and rank us, rather than force some arbitrary limit of publications per year?

Phil Baty

@Phil_Baty

5 years

Restrict researchers to one paper a year, says UCL professor - limit would force academics to focus on quality over quantity via @timeshighered #thelive #UCUStrikesBack

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Aidan Horner

@aidanhorner

4 years

Watching Inside Out with the kids. Such a brilliant film, and love the nods to psychology and neuroscience.

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Aidan Horner

@aidanhorner

4 years

Our department is likely to have several PhD studentships available (via competitive selection) for next academic year, with an application deadline in January. If you're interested in memory or spatial navigation, feel free to get in contact with me!

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Aidan Horner

@aidanhorner

3 years

So with the pension changes this week we've made a career in HE less viable for those not from a comfortable financial background, and with the tuition fees payment changes we've made studying in HE less viable for those not from a comfortable financial background. What a week.

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Aidan Horner

@aidanhorner

7 years

Slide for seminar this week in honour of Ada Lovelace Day last week. We discuss work by all these amazing female memory scientists in module

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Aidan Horner

@aidanhorner

3 years

Single-unit study finds neuron that selectively fires in response to highly task-relevant feature of controlled behavioural experiment

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Aidan Horner

@aidanhorner

5 years

This morning I think I did the most wholesome thing I've ever done. Made bread with 5-year old daughter

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Aidan Horner

@aidanhorner

5 years

Come join us @YorkPsychology ! I'm looking for a postdoc for 2 years (with highly probable 6 months extension) interested in memory, spatial navigation, and/or decision-making with experience in experimental psychology and brain imaging. Get applying!

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Aidan Horner

@aidanhorner

4 years

For our lab meeting next week, I promised to dust off some old slides and present my PhD work. I just checked the lab calendar and this is the description of the meeting: "Aidan is presenting his PhD work from 1955... BOOMER!" 😱

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Aidan Horner

@aidanhorner

3 years

Huge thanks to @BPSCognitive for selecting our paper! @SamBerenz deserves all the credit for this publication. This paper was an epic adventure, from initial idea to eventual publication, and Sam made it work where others (me included) would likely have failed or given up.

BPSCognitive

@BPSCognitive

3 years

We’re delighted to announce the #winner of the @BPSOfficial Cognitive section 2021 #award is: Berens, S.C., Richards, B.A., & Horner, A.J., (2020) Dissociating memory accessibility and precision in forgetting. Nature Human Behaviour, 4, 866–877. Congratulations! 🎉

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Aidan Horner

@aidanhorner

3 years

And lo, I did verily uninstall the Mendeley and take comfort in the warm embrace of the Zotero

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Aidan Horner

@aidanhorner

7 years

When you watch CBeeBies mindlessly for 30mins after putting child to bed before finally realising you can turn it off

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Aidan Horner

@aidanhorner

4 years

I'm clearly not the only one, but I've felt very differently about this lockdown. I thought at first it was because I had more teaching to do, but it's not that really.

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@aidanhorner

2 years

As promised, a short thread on opportunities in my lab. I have two funded projects: a @LeverhulmeTrust grant looking at memory and spatial boundaries and an @ESRC grant looking at forgetting across representational levels.

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@aidanhorner

7 years

Twitter has taught me that progress in psychology can only be achieved by having an N=1000000 and not using psychological words that relate to things I want to understand

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Aidan Horner

@aidanhorner

3 years

I'm still processing this, and have tried writing several tweets that I have then deleted. Heidi was such a brilliant, strong, warm, intelligent person and a talented scientist. Our field is poorer without her and I will miss her. Love to all her family and friends.

Department of Imaging Neuroscience

@ImagingNeuroUCL

3 years

The Maguire Lab and the Centre were deeply saddened to hear about the death of our former Fellow Dr Heidi Bonnici. She was much loved and will be much missed. . Heidi Bonnici 1980-2021

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6 years

This whole thread is heartbreaking. This is why I get twitchy when men talk about how structures need to change to persuade more men to do their fair share. Women sacrifice so much. We need to massively step up irrespective of barriers in our way. We need to make sacrifices.

Kathryn Paige Harden

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6 years

That time a colleague on my tenure committee asked me to come into campus a week after my C-section. That time I went on a job interview after being up all night with two jet-lagged children under 3, one still nursing....

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Aidan Horner

@aidanhorner

5 years

We bought our house over two years ago, and have been doing it up for nearly that long, but we finally have the study set up and the view of @York_Minster is 👌

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Aidan Horner

@aidanhorner

1 year

Two postdoc jobs available in the lab! One funded by @ESRC on forgetting and one by @LeverhulmeTrust on spatial environments and retention. Any questions about the projects please email me. To all interested candidates, get applying!

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@aidanhorner

5 years

Today I am officially on strike. I feel sadness and guilt at not having given a lecture this morning to students who deserve better, and anger that this mess still hasn't been sorted out by university management. These photos give me hope for the future #UCUstrikesback

UCU UOY is telling our UEB they are wrong

@UcuYork

5 years

Day 3: Damp but not defeated!! 🌧✊ Our picket lines have been cold and slushy this morning, and people have been cut off with the floods, but we still have such solidarity!! @ucu #UCUstrikes #UCUstrikesback

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4 years

Now fully fully published! Tracking the Emergence of Location-based Spatial Representations in Human Scene-Selective Cortex by the amazing @SamBerenz & Bardur Joensen (I also contributed) #OA

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@aidanhorner

5 months

So depressing that this is touted as a good thing

Rishi Sunak

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5 months

We’ve taken action to reduce migration. Student dependant applications are now down by 80%.

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Aidan Horner

@aidanhorner

7 years

I am soon to become an associate editor at Memory, officially starting duties in June. I look forward to editing all your amazing memory papers!

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Aidan Horner

@aidanhorner

5 years

Just RTing this great blog post on coding and MATLAB by @beckyneuro for no particular reason. Stay safe out there, whatever you are coding in.

Prof Rebecca Lawson

@beckyneuro

6 years

New blog post: A collection of (mostly MATLAB) online tutorials, code & useful resources for cognitive scientists, featuring my favourite drag queens in addition to @antoniahamilton , @smfleming , @HannekedenOuden , @AndysBrainBlog , myself and many others.

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Aidan Horner

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4 years

Tempted to string all the awkward deleted bits at the start of lecture recordings together into one epic video. Can't imagine there is much of an appetite for this kind of niche content though.

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Aidan Horner

@aidanhorner

5 years

In January, following a lengthy discussion about memory, and several requests, I promised to share my "memory and the brain" module with you all. Here it is: I hope it is useful for some of you. Feedback (constructive) is of course most welcome.

Aidan Horner

@aidanhorner

5 years

This tweet led to quite the discussion! Thanks all who contributed. A few asked for information on the module. I'll try and post the seminar topics and key reading when I get a moment (hopefully next week).

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Aidan Horner

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2 years

I seem to have passed a milestone in terms of followers. I have no idea why so many of you have decided to follow me, but stick with me if you want more science self-promotion, milquetoast centrist dad takes, and occasional photos of baked goods. It will be quite the ride.

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Aidan Horner

@aidanhorner

5 years

Pattern Separation and Source Memory Engage Distinct Hippocampal and Neocortical Regions during Retrieval

Pattern Separation and Source Memory Engage Distinct Hippocampal and Neocortical Regions during...

Detailed representations of past events rely on the ability to form associations between items and their contextual features (i.e., source memory), as well as the ability to distinctly represent a...

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Aidan Horner

@aidanhorner

4 years

A strange time to be tweeting about research, but @SamBerenz worked his socks off for this registered report, taking up 3 years of his life, so please have a read and let us know what you think

Dissociating memory accessibility and precision in forgetting

Nature Human Behaviour - In this Registered Report, Berens et al. demonstrate that forgetting predominantly involves losses in memory accessibility with little or no change in memory precision.

www.nature.com

Sam Berens

@SamBerenz

4 years

Check out our new registered report, published today in Nature Human Behaviour ( @NatureHumBehav ): "Dissociating memory accessibility and precision in forgetting", with @tyrell_turing and @aidanhorner .

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Aidan Horner

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6 years

He's too modest to shout about it, but @SamBerenz won a poster prize at #BNA2019 for his awesome fMRI work on scene integration. Congrats Sam! Now we just need to persuade the reviewers of its worth 🤔

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Aidan Horner

@aidanhorner

3 years

Not bad views for a weekend walk

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Aidan Horner

@aidanhorner

7 years

The upside to a grant rejection is two strong gin and tonics, and a takeaway curry. Life ain't so bad.

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Aidan Horner

@aidanhorner

6 years

Looking for a postdoc? @L_M_Henderson and I have a 2-year position available @YorkPsychology for those interested in learning, memory and development. Come join us! (please RT)

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Aidan Horner

@aidanhorner

7 years

It appears I still have a job. Good news.

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Aidan Horner

@aidanhorner

4 years

So @NoraAndermane , Bardur Joensen, and I wrote some words about forgetting. Let us know what you think

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Aidan Horner

@aidanhorner

5 years

This was supposed to be a heart 😱

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Aidan Horner

@aidanhorner

2 years

@JosephineCumbo I assume the reaction to most would be something along the lines of "why was it necessary to change pension provision so drastically in such a short space of time when this was a likely eventuality?", but probably using words that are less polite.

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Aidan Horner

@aidanhorner

4 years

I just realised it's now officially 10 years since I was awarded my PhD, so I guess by all known definitions I am no longer "early career" (whatever that means anyway). Looking forward to the mid-career malaise and eventual late-career obsolescence.

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Aidan Horner

@aidanhorner

3 years

Nice new paper by Radvansky, @maureenritchey and colleagues on forgetting: "A new look at memory retention and forgetting".

A new look at memory retention and forgetting.

The forgetting curve is one of the most well known and established findings in memory research. Knowing the pattern of memory change over time can provide insight into underlying cognitive mechanis...

psycnet.apa.org

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Aidan Horner

@aidanhorner

5 years

To make a few genuinely insightful contributions to my field while enjoying the process and having a good quality of life #wildwishes #biggoals #reachforthesky

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