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NeuroKit2 0.2.0 is out 🎉
NeuroKit2 0.2.0 is out with greater a brand new website and documentation!
May 18, 2022 1 min read Python, EEG, Psychology
NeuroKit2 0.2.0 is out 🎉
Podcast 'Learn Bayesian Stats' with Dominique Makowski
In the latest episode of the ‘Learning Bayesian Statistics’ podcast, we talk about R, Python, Reality Bending and more!
Feb 1, 2022 1 min read Neuropsychology, Reality Bending, R, Python
Podcast 'Learn Bayesian Stats' with Dominique Makowski
We're recruiting a Research Assistant!
We’re recruiting a Research Assistant to work on a new exciting project on neuroscience and aesthetics in urban environments.
Dec 1, 2021 1 min read Neuropsychology, Jobs
We're recruiting a Research Assistant!
Pyllusion has been published
Pyllusion, the software for creating illusions in Python, has been published.
Nov 30, 2021 1 min read Neuropsychology, Perception, Reality, Reproducibility
Pyllusion has been published
"Your sample is too small": How to Answer to Reviewers
Some tips on how to answer to reviewers when they say the sample is too small but that we cannot increase it.
Nov 5, 2021 3 min read Reproducibility
"Your sample is too small": How to Answer to Reviewers
How to sync two folders in two separate GitHub repositories
Say you have a repo A, in which you want to duplicate some content with repo B. You can do that easily using GitHub actions.
Oct 31, 2021 2 min read Reproducibility
How to sync two folders in two separate GitHub repositories
The symbolism behind the ReBeL logo
Can you guess all the hidden symbols and elements present in our logo?
Jun 30, 2021 3 min read Art, Reality Bending
The symbolism behind the ReBeL logo
How to share data analysis scripts with publications?
Including data analysis as Supplementary Materials can be a tedious task. How can we simplify the sharing of our work? So that it can be fully appreciated, as well as evaluated, improved, worked on, in a transparent and open way?
Feb 10, 2021 4 min read R, Reproducibility
How to share data analysis scripts with publications?
What visual agnosia might feel like
Can you name one thing in this photo? It all looks familiar, but something is off.
Jan 3, 2021 3 min read Art, Neuropsychology
What visual agnosia might feel like
Time as a computational limit
Note: this is a thought-experiment, not to be taken too seriously. We live in a simulated universe In his famous simulation argument, the transhumanist Bostrom (2003, 2011) posits that we are living in a computer-generated reality.
Nov 13, 2020 8 min read Philosophy, Science Fiction
Time as a computational limit