<transcript><audio_176>something interesting that's embedded in that signal yeah what year did you finish that study and and what's kind of happened since then yeah so when did i i think that paper</transcript><transcript><audio_177>yeah and it's online if you look at my google scholar so this stuff really takes a while yes i mean i started collecting data for that project in 2013 and the paper came out two years ago yeah</transcript><transcript><audio_178>um and now my research interests are kind of following my practice interests so one other thing i got very interested in</transcript><transcript><audio_179>during my phd was predictions and prediction updating so there's a a cortical signal of an unexpected event it's called the p300</transcript><transcript><audio_180>and um you get a p300 when you have some expectation about the environment that is then not borne out by the environment um you get this kind of wide-ranging update signal and it seems to be the signal to say like okay everything stop</transcript> something interesting that's embedded in that signal yeah what year did you finish that study and and what's kind of happened since then yeah so when did i i think that paper yeah and it's online if you look at my google scholar so this stuff really takes a while yes i mean i started collecting data for that project in 2013 and the paper came out two years ago yeah um and now my research interests are kind of following my practice interests so one other thing i got very interested in during my phd was predictions and prediction updating so there's a a cortical signal of an unexpected event it's called the p300 and um you get a p300 when you have some expectation about the environment that is then not borne out by the environment um you get this kind of wide-ranging update signal and it seems to be the signal to say like okay everything stop
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