We posted a new preprint on bioRxiv titled "Activity in primate visual cortex is minimally driven by spontaneous movements". In this project, we investigated if spontaneous body movements modulate activity in early visual regions (V1, V2, V3/V3A) of macaque monkeys performing visual tasks and found that neuronal activity in these regions is not driven by … Continue reading New preprint from my postdoc work!
Neuroscience
Between the lines: Current Biology, 2018
The first paper from my PhD, titled "Confirmation bias through selective overweighting of choice-consistent evidence" is just out in Current Biology. A blogpost explaining the paper and its findings, co-written by me, can be found here. In the blogpost below, I share the methodological insights I gained while working on the project, and some mistakes that … Continue reading Between the lines: Current Biology, 2018
Rewind 2017: My top 5 favourite papers
I read research papers for inspiration and to inform myself about the latest developments in my research field. In this process, I came across some papers that I was very impressed with and started to compile a list of these articles. These are my top 5 favourite papers from 2017. Since I am currently working … Continue reading Rewind 2017: My top 5 favourite papers
BHARATH TALLURI 