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Fall 2023
The ability to adaptively respond to changing environments is a fundamental aspect of intelligent behaviour. From catching a ball in motion to changing one’s mind in the face of new information, adaptation requires several key cognitive mechanisms, such as the flexible integration of sensorimotor...
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Fall 2021
Successful learning is of vital importance to human cognition. Accordingly, researchers have been interested to understand brain-activity signals that support it. However, traditional analysis of brain activity is based on planned comparisons and descriptive methods, which can both overestimate...