Lennart Wittkuhn
@lnnrtwttkhn.bsky.social
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👨‍💻 Senior Specialist for Data & ML in the Public Sector | 🧠 Before: PostDoc in Computational Cognitive Neuroscience (Topics: Replay, Representations, Reproducibility) | 🏠 https://lennartwittkuhn.com
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Oh wow, thank you so much for the lovely feedback @martager.bsky.social! This really made my day 🥰
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Feeling *gitty* about this fall with two exciting workshops on Version Control with Git for Scientists coming up @mpib-berlin.bsky.social and @rtg2660.bsky.social @uni-wuerzburg.de! ✨

Sounds interesting? Check out my website, where I share course materials: lennartwittkuhn.com 💫

#OpenScience #Git
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ondrejzika.bsky.social
🚨 I am over the moon 🌓 to announce that I am joining University College Dublin @ucddublin.bsky.social as an Assistant Professor this fall to start the Uncertain Mind (UMI) lab 💫

I am looking for PhD/Postdoc candidates to join (more below 👇 ). Please RT as the deadline is pretty soon 🙏
lnnrtwttkhn.bsky.social
Thanks for this great chapter! Much more concrete and practical than what I’ve seen elsewhere.
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Very glad to finally share our paper on replay and successor representation learning! ✨
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Check out this new preprint on factorized representations and generalization, led by the fabulous Sam Hall-McMaster (and selectively generalized bonus reading recommendations by @nicoschuck.bsky.social) ✨
nicoschuck.bsky.social
Some similarities matter, others don’t—a great Labatut book with a yellow cover means books by Labatut are good, not yellow books are good. Factorized representations support such selective generalization. Check out our study on select. gen. by Sam HallMcMaster in collab with @gershbrain.bsky.social
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Entorhinal cortex signals dimensions of past experience that can be generalised in a novel environment https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2025.08.01.668096v1
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skjerns.de
preprint alert 🚨
1/ Can we accurately detect sequential replay in humans using Temporally Delayed Linear Modelling (#TDLM)? In our recent study, we could not find any replay and decided to dig deeper by running a hybrid simulation with surprising results. Link to preprint & details below 👇
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ondrejzika.bsky.social
🚨💫🤖 RLDM Workshop announcement:

"Game on: Leveraging Gamification in Cognitive and Computational Neuroscience"

Contributed talks submissions now OPEN: shorturl.at/0p0Jd

Looking forward to seeing you in Dublin!
w/ @luiantaverra.bsky.social & @ingrdmrtn.bsky.social
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thecharleywu.bsky.social
🚨 Finally out! My new @annualreviews.bsky.social in Psychology paper:
www.annualreviews.org/content/jour...
We unpack why psych theories of generalization keep cycling from rigid rule-based models to flexible similarity-based ones, then culminating in Bayesian hybrids. Let's break it down 👉 🧵
lnnrtwttkhn.bsky.social
Is "Git-anuary" a thing? 🤔 Committing to finally learn Git (did you git the pun)? 💫

Anyway, last month we wrapped up two great courses: Full-semester course @uni-hamburg.de & 3-day course at ZI Mannheim! lennartwittkuhn.com/news/

As always, the Git journey continues in our Version Control Book 🚀
The Version Control Book
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luiantaverra.bsky.social
It’s a Preprint! 👋

We show how we can dissociate perceptual from value-based mechanisms of generalisation + that stronger gen. in anxiety is associated with value rather than perception.
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@ondrejzika.bsky.social @nicoschuck.bsky.social @bernhardspitzer.bsky.social

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ondrejzika.bsky.social
🚨💫Check out our new work on perceptual and value-based mechanisms of aversive generalisation 👇

Project led by the truly outstanding @luiantaverra.bsky.social. #veryveryveryproudsupervisor Together with @nicoschuck.bsky.social and @bernhardspitzer.bsky.social
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It’s a Preprint! 👋

We show how we can dissociate perceptual from value-based mechanisms of generalisation + that stronger gen. in anxiety is associated with value rather than perception.
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@ondrejzika.bsky.social @nicoschuck.bsky.social @bernhardspitzer.bsky.social

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Exciting PhD opportunities in various labs in Hamburg, including ours. Feel free to contact me regarding details. www.uni-hamburg.de/stellenangeb...
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digiresacademy.bsky.social
🎄 Day 16 of our DRAdvent Calendar! 🎄

Comprehensive slides for a 3 hour workshop on Data Version Control, Computational Reproducibility, Good Coding Practices, and Open Platforms by DRA Trainer, @likeajumprope.bsky.social ! 💻✨

Check out Johanna’s slides here: https://zenodo.org/records/14268445
DRA 2023 Elf giving a thumbs up for reproducible science
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Yes, so cool, this is the way!
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We could basically get reproducibility checks for free, if papers were computational notebooks (Jupyter, Quarto, RMarkdown, etc.), only successfully rendered versions accepted for publication and everything automated via pull request triggered CI/CD pipelines.
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„Maybe reproducibility should have a practical expiration date anyway, since it’s mostly useful around the time of publication.“

I agree. Maintaining reproducibility for decades is great but hard. It should be verified at the time of publication. But who does it? Journals? Reviewers?
petebachant.me
I failed to reproduce my results from a decade ago: petebachant.me/failed-to-re...

I want to start doing these little #reproducibility side quests with other people's work. Anyone have any suggestions?
lnnrtwttkhn.bsky.social
„Maybe reproducibility should have a practical expiration date anyway, since it’s mostly useful around the time of publication.“

I agree. Maintaining reproducibility for decades is great but hard. It should be verified at the time of publication. But who does it? Journals? Reviewers?
petebachant.me
I failed to reproduce my results from a decade ago: petebachant.me/failed-to-re...

I want to start doing these little #reproducibility side quests with other people's work. Anyone have any suggestions?
I failed to reproduce my own results from a decade ago
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mgarvert.bsky.social
🚨Join our team! We’re hiring a PhD student in Cognitive & Clinical Neuroscience 🧠 🎓 at @uni_wue & @UKW_Wuerzburg! Explore mechanisms of decision-making in healthy people & Parkinson’s using new deep brain stimulation methods. German & English required. Apply by 20 Dec! 🌟🎄
Details: shorturl.at/IcNa0
PhD_Wessel_Garvert.pdf
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lnnrtwttkhn.bsky.social
Actually waiting for the answer „Code available upon reasonable request“
lnnrtwttkhn.bsky.social
Hey #neuroskyence #compneurosky, et al., I am looking for code examples of reinforcement learning modeling in Python 🐍 I am mainly interested in *code organization* here. Thanks for any pointers to your favorite examples! 💫
lnnrtwttkhn.bsky.social
Cool, thanks for sharing!