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| - | Assistant Professor, Department of Psychology, Stanford University\\ | + | Associate Professor, Department of Psychology, Stanford University\\ |
| + | co-Director, Neurosciences Interdepartmental Graduate Program, Stanford University\\ | ||
| ====== Address ====== | ====== Address ====== | ||
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| - | [[http://justingardner.net/justin/pictures/|personal website]] | + | [[http://gru.stanford.edu/justin/pictures/|Pictures]] |
| ====== Education ====== | ====== Education ====== | ||
| |//1989 - 1993//|BS, Computer Science, Yale University| | |//1989 - 1993//|BS, Computer Science, Yale University| | ||
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| |//2011 - 2014//|Adjunct Associate Professor, University of Tokyo, Department of Life Sciences| | |//2011 - 2014//|Adjunct Associate Professor, University of Tokyo, Department of Life Sciences| | ||
| |//2013 - 2015//|Team Leader (Assistant/Associate Professor equivalent), RIKEN Brain Science Institute| | |//2013 - 2015//|Team Leader (Assistant/Associate Professor equivalent), RIKEN Brain Science Institute| | ||
| - | |//2014 - present//|Assistant Professor, Department of Psychology, Stanford University| | + | |//2014 - 2021//|Assistant Professor, Department of Psychology, Stanford University| |
| + | |//2021 - present//|Associate Professor (with tenure), Department of Psychology, Stanford University| | ||
| + | |//2021 - present//|co-Director, Neurosciences Interdepartmental Graduate Program, Stanford University| | ||
| ====== Industry ====== | ====== Industry ====== | ||
| |//1993 - 1994//|Member of Technical Staff, Epson Research and Development ASD Group, San Jose, CA| | |//1993 - 1994//|Member of Technical Staff, Epson Research and Development ASD Group, San Jose, CA| | ||
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| Birman, D., and **__Gardner, J. L.__** (2018) A quantitative framework for motion visibility in human cortex **//Journal of Neurophysiology //**120(4):1824-1839\\ | Birman, D., and **__Gardner, J. L.__** (2018) A quantitative framework for motion visibility in human cortex **//Journal of Neurophysiology //**120(4):1824-1839\\ | ||
| - | **__Gardner, J. L.__** (2019) Optimality and heuristics in perceptual neurosceince **//Nature Neuroscience //**22:514-523\\ | + | **__Gardner, J. L.__** (2019) Optimality and heuristics in perceptual neuroscience **//Nature Neuroscience //**22:514-523\\ |
| **__Gardner, J. L.__**, and Liu, T. (2019) Inverted encoding models reconstruct an arbitrary model response, not the stimulus **//eNeuro //**6:e0363-18.2019 1-11\\ | **__Gardner, J. L.__**, and Liu, T. (2019) Inverted encoding models reconstruct an arbitrary model response, not the stimulus **//eNeuro //**6:e0363-18.2019 1-11\\ | ||
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| Riesen, G., Norcia, A.M., and **__Gardner, J. L.__** (2019) Humans perceive binocular rivalry and fusion in a tristable dynamic state **//The Journal of Neuroscience //**39(43):8527-8537\\ | Riesen, G., Norcia, A.M., and **__Gardner, J. L.__** (2019) Humans perceive binocular rivalry and fusion in a tristable dynamic state **//The Journal of Neuroscience //**39(43):8527-8537\\ | ||
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| + | Lin W-H, **__Gardner, J. L.__**, and Wu, S-W (2020) Context effects on probability estimation **//PLoS Biology //**18:e3000634\\ | ||
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| + | Lin, Y., Zhou, X., Naya, Y., **__Gardner, J. L.__**, and Sun, P. (2021) Voxel-wise linearity analysis of increments and decrements in BOLD responses in human visual cortex using a contrast adaptation paradigm **//Frontiers in Human Neuroscience //**15:541314\\ | ||
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| + | **__Gardner, J. L.__**, and Merriam, E.M. (2021) Population models, not analyses, of human neuroscience measurements **//Annual Review of Vision Science //**7:1-31\\ | ||
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| + | Kong, N. C. L., Margalit, E., **__Gardner, J. L.__**, and Norcia, A. M. (2022) Increasing neural network robustness improves match to macaque V1 eigenspectrum, spatial frequency preference and predictivity **//PLoS Computational Biology //**18:e1009739\\ | ||
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| + | Jagadeesh, A. V., and **__Gardner, J. L.__** (2022) Texture-like representation of objects in human visual cortex **//Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences //**119 (17):e2115302119\\ | ||
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| + | Himmelberg, M. M., **__Gardner, J. L.__**, and Winawer, J. (2022) What has vision science taught us about functional MRI? **//NeuroImage //**261:119536\\ | ||
| ==== Patents ==== | ==== Patents ==== | ||
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| |//2014 - current//|**//Psych 164: Brain Decoding//**, //Instructor and course designer//, Upper-level Undergraduate (15-30 students), //Stanford Psychology Department//| | |//2014 - current//|**//Psych 164: Brain Decoding//**, //Instructor and course designer//, Upper-level Undergraduate (15-30 students), //Stanford Psychology Department//| | ||
| |//2016 - current//|**//NEPR 207: Neurosciences Cognitive Core//**, //Co-instructor and course designer with Russ Poldrack//, Graduate (10-20 students), //Stanford Neurosciences PhD Program//| | |//2016 - current//|**//NEPR 207: Neurosciences Cognitive Core//**, //Co-instructor and course designer with Russ Poldrack//, Graduate (10-20 students), //Stanford Neurosciences PhD Program//| | ||
| - | |//2017 - current//|**//Psych/NSUR 287: Brain Machine Interfaces: Science, Technology, and Application//**, //Co-instructor with EJ Chichilnisky//, Graduate (15-25 students), //Stanford Psychology and Neurosurgery Departments//| | + | |//2017 - 2019//|**//Psych/NSUR 287: Brain Machine Interfaces: Science, Technology, and Application//**, //Co-instructor with EJ Chichilnisky//, Graduate (15-25 students), //Stanford Psychology and Neurosurgery Departments//| |
| |//2016//|**//Psych 263: Cognitive Neuroscience: Vision//**, //Instructor and course designer//, Graduate (10 students), //Stanford Psychology Department//| | |//2016//|**//Psych 263: Cognitive Neuroscience: Vision//**, //Instructor and course designer//, Graduate (10 students), //Stanford Psychology Department//| | ||
| - | |//2015//|**//Psych 202: Cognitive Neuroscience Core//**, //Co-instructor with Sam McClure//, Graduate (28 students), //Stanford Psychology Department//| | + | |//2015, 2020//|**//Psych 202: Cognitive Neuroscience Core//**, //Co-instructor with Sam McClure, Co-instructor with Brian Wandell//, Graduate (28-40 students), //Stanford Psychology Department//| |
| ====== Invited talks ====== | ====== Invited talks ====== | ||
| |//April 21, 2003//|**//The Smith-Kettlewell Eye Research Institute//** Stimulating the cognitive: Serial linkage of target selection for orienting and tracking eye movements. //Invited seminar//. San Francisco, CA| | |//April 21, 2003//|**//The Smith-Kettlewell Eye Research Institute//** Stimulating the cognitive: Serial linkage of target selection for orienting and tracking eye movements. //Invited seminar//. San Francisco, CA| | ||
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| |//July 4, 2019//|**//Summer Institute in Cognitive Neuroscience//** How to use (and how not to use) inverted encoding models. //Lab session with Tommy Sprague//. Santa Barbara, CA| | |//July 4, 2019//|**//Summer Institute in Cognitive Neuroscience//** How to use (and how not to use) inverted encoding models. //Lab session with Tommy Sprague//. Santa Barbara, CA| | ||
| |//Aug 2, 2019//|**//Locating Representations in the Brain with Neuroimaging Technologies//** Gauging brain representation by quantitatively linking to behavior. //Workshop Talk//. Stanford University| | |//Aug 2, 2019//|**//Locating Representations in the Brain with Neuroimaging Technologies//** Gauging brain representation by quantitatively linking to behavior. //Workshop Talk//. Stanford University| | ||
| - | |//Sept 25, 2019//|**//Computational Cognitive Neuroscience Seminar//** Optimality and heuristics for human perceptual inference. //Invited Talk//. University Meidcal Center Hamburg-Eppendorf| | + | |//Sept 25, 2019//|**//Computational Cognitive Neuroscience Seminar//** Optimality and heuristics for human perceptual inference. //Invited Talk//. University Medical Center Hamburg-Eppendorf| |
| + | |//Postponed//|**//Vision Science Society Annual Meeting//** Using neuroimaging to link cortical activity to human visual perception. //Symposium talk//. St. Pete Beach, FL| | ||
| + | |//Cancelled//|**//Association for Psychological Science Annual Convention//** Linking cortical activity to human visual perception. //Flexible Mechanisms for Learning, Memory, and Attention, Symposium co-chair and talk//. Chicago, IL| | ||
| + | |//Postponed//|**//Bangalore Cognition Workshop 2020//** Linking cortical activity to human visual perception. //Workshop talk//. Bangalore, India| | ||
| + | |//Postponed//|**//Wu Tsai Neurosciences Institute Retreat//** Linking cortical activity to human visual perception. //Invited Talk//. Chaminade Resort and Spa, Santa Cruz, CA| | ||
| + | |//Sept 24, 2020//|**//Bay Area Vision Research Day//** Linking cortical activity to human visual perception. //Invited Talk//. Berkeley, CA| | ||
| + | |//Nov 14, 2020//|**//Young Investigators Review//** Optimality and heursitics for visual perception. //Keynote//. Stony Brook University| | ||
| + | |//May 21, 2021//|**//What has the past 20 years of neuroimaging taught us about human vision and where do we go from here?//** Using neuroimaging to link cortical activity to human visual perception. //Symposium Talk//. Vision Science Society| | ||
| + | |//Nov 9, 2021//|**////** Human ventral temporal cortex as a texture basis set for object recognition. //Oxyopia Talk//. University of California, Berkeley| | ||
| ====== Conference Session Organizing ====== | ====== Conference Session Organizing ====== | ||
| |//Mar 4, 2008//|What can functional imaging tell us about population coding in sensory systems?: Bridging computation, single neurons and imaging, Organizers: **__Gardner, J. L.__**, Huk, A. and Schluppeck, D. **//Cosyne Workshops, //**Snowbird, Utah| | |//Mar 4, 2008//|What can functional imaging tell us about population coding in sensory systems?: Bridging computation, single neurons and imaging, Organizers: **__Gardner, J. L.__**, Huk, A. and Schluppeck, D. **//Cosyne Workshops, //**Snowbird, Utah| | ||
| - | |//Mar 3, 2009//|Common computational principals of attention and decision making: can they account for unexpected observations in parietal cortex?, Organizers: Churchland, A. K., Ditterich, J. and **__Gardner, J. L.__** **//Cosyne Workshops, //**Snowbird, Utah| | + | |//Mar 3, 2009//|Common computational principles of attention and decision making: can they account for unexpected observations in parietal cortex?, Organizers: Churchland, A. K., Ditterich, J. and **__Gardner, J. L.__** **//Cosyne Workshops, //**Snowbird, Utah| |
| |//Mar 5, 2013//|Priors in perception, decision-making and physiology, Organizers: **__Gardner, J. L.__** and Nienborg, H. **//Cosyne Workshops, //**Snowbird, Utah| | |//Mar 5, 2013//|Priors in perception, decision-making and physiology, Organizers: **__Gardner, J. L.__** and Nienborg, H. **//Cosyne Workshops, //**Snowbird, Utah| | ||
| |//May 15, 2015//|Linking behavior to different measures of cortical activity, Organizers: **__Gardner, J. L.__**, Serences, J. and Pestilli, F. **//Vision Science Society Workshops, //**St. Pete beach, FL| | |//May 15, 2015//|Linking behavior to different measures of cortical activity, Organizers: **__Gardner, J. L.__**, Serences, J. and Pestilli, F. **//Vision Science Society Workshops, //**St. Pete beach, FL| | ||
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| - | //**Document last updated: November 19, 2019**// | + | //**Document last updated: September 05, 2022**// |
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