Alexis Deighton MacIntyre
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Cognitive neuroscientist @mrccbu.bsky.social JRF at Wolfson College, University of Cambridge ❤️ Vancouver Island, music, running
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"It is the worst when I go to scientific meetings, where fruit experts are meeting, and we are given red delicious apples by the hotel. Gag me with a spoon, man." @hyperfixedpod.bsky.social
Garbage Fruit [Or, The Fruit of Theseus]
Podcast Episode · Hyperfixed · 25/09/2025 · 33m
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Ironic speech-in-noise issues are ubiquitous at auditory science conference poster sessions. I just found out there is a fruit science equivalent
Garbage Fruit [Or, The Fruit of Theseus]
Podcast Episode · Hyperfixed · 25/09/2025 · 33m
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LLMs are great for constrained assistive tasks with fully operationalised objectives ✨ (but that is not how they are being sold)
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That’s a wrap for the Cambridge Speech Decoding workshop 🧠👂🏽thanks for joining! 🦆 @mrccbu.bsky.social
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Next up is @hyojinpark.bsky.social on using mutual information analysis to quantify brain-speech correspondence @unibirmingham.bsky.social
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We’re now hearing from Nate Zuk on interpreting the TRF - how reliable is it?
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First talk of the day from Marlies Gillis on encoding and decoding models
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Alexis Deighton MacIntyre and Lidea Shahidi @mrccbu.bsky.social will explore the experimental control & generative capabilities of state-of-the-art speech synthesis to produce audiological testing materials and conduct evaluation to ensure fit for use in clinical tests to assess speech perception.
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We are delighted to announce the 2024 Accelerate Science - Cambridge Centre for Data Driven Discovery funded projects. Projects will catalyse discoveries to accelerate scientific progress & create AI tools capable of delivering benefits for science & society.

Find out more: bit.ly/4ikKL1b
Exploring Novel Applications of AI for Research and Innovation – announcing our 2024 funded projects
We are delighted to announce the 13 projects funded through this years’ Accelerate Science and Cambridge Centre for Data Driven Discovery (C2D3) funding call. This year’s call took place over the summ...
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Looking to develop your career in AI for Science?

We are recruiting Machine Learning Engineers to join the Accelerate team, developing and delivering support for researchers across the University of Cambridge using AI in their work.

Find out more & apply by 4 March: www.jobs.cam.ac.uk/job/50193/
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Cognitive psych is often traced back to the 1950s.
Psychology is often traced to Wundt's lab in 1879.
Textbooks speak of "proto-psychologists" like Fechner & Helmholtz in the 1800s... Westerners all.

Have you heard about Ibn al-Haytham, whose work predated them by 100s of years?

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In this Insight for Brain and Neuroscience Advances, I argue that greater cultural diversity within our field will help counter researcher cognitive bias, leading to generative new theories and research directions https://buff.ly/40DWssK 🌏⚛️🏳️‍🌈
The map and the territory: Why diversity advances neuroscience
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