Manoj Doss not exist
@manojdoss.bsky.social
Cognitive Neuropsychopharmacologist, Assistant Professor at Center for Psychedelic Research & Therapy at UT Austin DMS: Drugs of (ab)use, especially psychedelics | memory, especially episodic
https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=KFo44R0AAAA
https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=KFo44R0AAAA
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Reverse inference can do amazing things, including redefining psychopharmacology in the absence of any behavioral or physiological measures!
In logic we call this a “shit pipe” because you can put anything in and get anything out of an incoherent inference.
In logic we call this a “shit pipe” because you can put anything in and get anything out of an incoherent inference.
December 27, 2025 at 6:06 AM
Reverse inference can do amazing things, including redefining psychopharmacology in the absence of any behavioral or physiological measures!
In logic we call this a “shit pipe” because you can put anything in and get anything out of an incoherent inference.
In logic we call this a “shit pipe” because you can put anything in and get anything out of an incoherent inference.
Oooo can you post the full poster and/or takeaways?
November 18, 2025 at 3:38 AM
Oooo can you post the full poster and/or takeaways?
Reposted by Manoj Doss not exist
7/ ... optimal scan time, so we recommend a scan time of at least 30 min. Compared with resting-state whole-brain prediction, the most cost-effective scan time is shorter for task-fMRI and longer for subcortical-to-whole-brain prediction.
July 17, 2025 at 1:36 AM
7/ ... optimal scan time, so we recommend a scan time of at least 30 min. Compared with resting-state whole-brain prediction, the most cost-effective scan time is shorter for task-fMRI and longer for subcortical-to-whole-brain prediction.