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  1. Get the gist of the story: Neural map of topic keywords in multi-speaker environment

    This article has 2 authors:
    1. Hyojin Park
    2. Joachim Gross
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      This important study advances our understanding of how listeners understand speech when there are multiple talkers by showing that the content of the speech affects acoustic processing. The evidence is generally solid, although additional details on the methods to allow replication would strengthen the study. The work will be of use to researchers interested in the neuroscience of speech and language processing.

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  2. Towards a Neurometric-based Construct Validity of Trust

    This article has 5 authors:
    1. Pin-Hao A. Chen
    2. Dominic Fareri
    3. Berna Güroğlu
    4. Mauricio R. Delgado
    5. Luke J. Chang
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      This important study identifies a spatial pattern of neural activity that corresponds to trust in an investment game. It provides a compelling assessment of the validity of this pattern by assessing its expression, or lack thereof, in a variety of datasets. This work, and the "neurometrics" approach it proposes, will be of broad interest to psychology researchers more generally.

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  3. Truncated radial glia as a common precursor in the late corticogenesis of gyrencephalic mammals

    This article has 11 authors:
    1. Merve Bilgic
    2. Quan Wu
    3. Taeko Suetsugu
    4. Atsunori Shitamukai
    5. Yuji Tsunekawa
    6. Tomomi Shimogori
    7. Mitsutaka Kadota
    8. Osamu Nishimura
    9. Shigehiro Kuraku
    10. Hiroshi Kiyonari
    11. Fumio Matsuzaki
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      eLife assessment

      This is an important study that improves gene models for the ferret genome and identifies neural progenitors that are comparable to those found in developing human brains. The data are convincing and clearly presented. Of particular interest to the field, the work identifies enriched expression of FOXJ1 in late truncated radial glia, strongly indicating that towards the end of neurogenesis, these cells likely give rise to ependymal cells. The work is of interest to anyone studying the development of the nervous system, especially colleagues studying the evolution of development.

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  4. An in silico testbed for fast and accurate MR labeling of orthopedic implants

    This article has 10 authors:
    1. Gregory M Noetscher
    2. Peter J Serano
    3. Marc Horner
    4. Alexander Prokop
    5. Jonathan Hanson
    6. Kyoko Fujimoto
    7. James Brown
    8. Ara Nazarian
    9. Jerome Ackerman
    10. Sergey N Makaroff
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      eLife assessment

      This manuscript will provide a valuable method to evaluate the safety of MR in patients with orthopaedic implants, which is required in clinics. A strength of the work is that the in-silicon testbed is solid, based on the widely available human project, and validated. In addition, the toolbox will be open for clinical practice.

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