Coming to San Diego for SfN and/or APAN? Come check out the intracranial work from the lab (7 posters)! There's a bit of everything this year, so come say hello! #Sfn2025 #Neuroscience #neuroskyence @dukebrain.bsky.social @dukeneurosurgery.bsky.social @dukeengineering.bsky.social

First up: Sun. Nov 16 1pm-5pm: 126.20 / T11 Automated speech annotation achieves manual-level accuracy for neural speech decoding @dukeengineering.bsky.social PhD Student Zac Spalding and Duke Kunshan undergrad Ahmed Hadwan will present work on validating automated speech alignment for BCI

Next: Sun. Nov 16 1pm-5pm: 137.10 / HH2 Intracranial EEG Correlates of Concurrent Demands on Cognitive Stability and Flexibility Undergraduate Erin Burns and CNAP PhD Student Jim Zhang will present work from our lab and @tobiasegner.bsky.social Lab on cognitive control

Then: Sun. Nov 16 1pm-5pm: 142.05 / LL11 Verbal working memory is subserved by distributed network activity between temporal and frontal lobes Former Neurosurgery Resident Daniel Sexton (now at @stanfordnsurg.bsky.social ) will be presenting his work on network decoding of verbal WM

Next: Sun. Nov 16 1pm-5pm: 142.06 / LL12 Hierarchical Speech Encoding in Non-Primary Auditory Regions* Postdoc Nanlin Shi will be presenting his work on speech encoding in non-canonical areas *Also presenting at APAN

Then: Sun. Nov 16 1pm-5pm: 142.11 / LL17 Computational hierarchies of intrinsic neural timescales for speech perception and production Former CRS @nicoleliddle.bsky.social (now at UCSD Cog Sci) will be presenting her work on intrinsic timescales and speech perception/production

Lastly (not least): Wed. Nov 19 8am-12pm: 411.11 / MM10 Sensory-motor mechanisms for verbal working memory* Postdoc Baishen Liang will be presenting his work on sensory-motor transformations for vWM @gregoryhickok.bsky.social *Also presenting at APAN