Frontal cortex tracks surprise separately for different sensory modalities but engages a common inhibitory control mechanism

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RT @Wessel_Lab: FYI: The eq. on p. 6 has a mistaken "n" (should be "i"). The "n" wasn't there in any of our submitted versions. I have del…

Wessel and Huber investigate how the brain tracks surprise across different senses in their new research. Want to know more? Check it out here: https://t.co/UtoL9RDrBf https://t.co/xA1ex5vUOf

FYI: The eq. on p. 6 has a mistaken "n" (should be "i"). The "n" wasn't there in any of our submitted versions. I have deleted my additional thoughts on this issue.

RT @Wessel_Lab: New work out in PLOS Computational Biology today (w/ Dave Huber, UMass): Single-trial modeling of EEG response during surpr…

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