July 1, 2019
Chrastil Lab publishes paper in Cognition
June 24, 2019
The Chrastil Lab has published a paper in Cognition: “Vision and proprioception make equal contributions to path integration in a novel homing task.” The paper examines the loop closure task, contrasting levels of vision and proprioceptive information, finding them to make equal contributions. However, the two cues were not weighted in a Bayesian ideal manner.
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Liz Chrastil Gives Talk at Society for Neuroscience conference
December 14, 2018
Liz Chrastil gave a talk at the Society for Neuroscience Conference in November. This talk was principally concerned with the comparison of Theta oscillations during active and passive decision making in human spatial navigation. Theta oscillations have been related to learning in a number of contexts. Examining the role of these oscillations could give evidence into the role of passive and active decision making in navigational learning.
Chrastil Lab publishes paper on resting state connectivity
October 14, 2018
The Chrastil lab published two papers in the journal Behavioral Neuroscience during 2018. These papers investigate the function and connectivity of the retrosplenial cortex: an understudied area of human cortex that may have some connections to human navigation. This is a region of interest to Liz Chrastil, who will continue to do work to examine the impacts of this brain region.
Publications:
Chrastil, E. R.*, Tobyne, S. M.*, Nauer, R. K., Chang, A. E., & Stern, C.E. (2018). Converging meta-analytic and connectomic evidence for functional sub-regions within the human retrosplenial region. Behavioral Neuroscience 132, 339-355. *denotes equal authorship
Chrastil, E.R. (2018). Heterogeneity in human retrosplenial cortex: A review of function and connectivity. Behavioral Neuroscience 132, 317-338.
Chrastil Lab publishes two papers in Behavioral Neuroscience.
October 14, 2018
The Chrastil lab published two papers in the journal Behavioral Neuroscience during 2018. These papers investigate the function and connectivity of the retrosplenial cortex: an understudied area of human cortex that may have some connections to human navigation. This is a region of interest to Liz Chrastil, who will continue to do work to examine the impacts of this brain region.
Publications:
Chrastil, E. R.*, Tobyne, S. M.*, Nauer, R. K., Chang, A. E., & Stern, C.E. (2018). Converging meta-analytic and connectomic evidence for functional sub-regions within the human retrosplenial region. Behavioral Neuroscience 132, 339-355. *denotes equal authorship
Chrastil, E.R. (2018). Heterogeneity in human retrosplenial cortex: A review of function and connectivity. Behavioral Neuroscience 132, 317-338.