Pablo Bernabeu

Codex Mentis: Science and technology to study cognition

Codex Mentis, produced by Dr Pablo Bernabeu, offers an exploration into cognitive science and its technologies with the assistance of advanced artificial intelligence. This podcast delves deep into how we think, perceive and interact with the world, dissecting both the profound mysteries of the human mind and the cutting-edge science and technology that illuminate its inner workings. Each episode presents a fascinating journey through diverse aspects of cognition. Beyond the theoretical, Codex Mentis demystifies the methodologies driving cognitive research. Contact: pcbernabeu@gmail.com

Auteur

Pablo Bernabeu

Catégorie

Science

Site du podcast

pablobernabeu.github.io

Dernier épisode

27 mars 2026

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Épisodes

Unlock the Lab: Your guide to reading science like a scientist 27.03.2026

🪄 Created using NotebookLM, with all the benefits and blind spots of human editing. In this episode of Codex Mentis, we explore the underlying machinery of scientific truth to understand how research reaches the public and why a healthy dose of scepticism is vital for its evaluation. The conversation begins with an overview of Dr Pablo Bernabeu’s interactive web application which uses a unique pe...

Modality switch effects: The brain friction of switching senses 13.02.2026

🪄 Created using NotebookLM, with all the benefits and blind spots of human editing. This episode explores whether the human mind functions as an abstract symbol processor or a physical simulator deeply rooted in bodily experience. We delve into the 'modality switch effect', a phenomenon where shifting from one sensory modality to another, such as from sound to sight, incurs a measurable c...

The dead salmon problem: Multiple tests, minimality and data-driven alternatives 30.01.2026

🪄 Created using NotebookLM, with all the benefits and blind spots of human editing. In 2009, a deceased Atlantic salmon was placed inside a functional magnetic resonance imaging scanner to test its calibration parameters. Although the subject was undeniably dead, the standard statistical software produced results suggesting the fish was actively contemplating human emotions. This bizarre outcome...

The digital parrot or the universal machine? Debating the mind in the model 15.01.2026

🪄 Created using NotebookLM, with all the benefits and blind spots of human editing. Can a machine that writes Shakespearean sonnets about traffic jams actually help us understand the human soul? In this episode of Codex Mentis , we dive into a 'potential bomb' thrown into the heart of cognitive science: the rise of Large Language Models (LLMs) and their challenge to how we think humans le...

Beyond the cloud: Reclaiming data sovereignty in speech transcription 05.01.2026

🪄 Created using NotebookLM, with all the benefits and blind spots of human editing. In this episode of Codex Mentis, we explore the critical intersection of generative AI and research methodology, focusing on a production-ready, open-source workflow for secure speech transcription developed by Dr Pablo Bernabeu. While OpenAI’s Whisper models have set a new gold standard for speech-to-text accurac...

The modular mini-grammar: Building testable and reproducible artificial languages using FAIR principles 11.11.2025

🪄 Created using NotebookLM, with all the benefits and blind spots of human editing. In the high-stakes world of scientific inquiry, methods and findings are inextricable. Yet, issues of reproducibility remain a challenge, especially in experimental linguistics and cognitive science. As the old adage goes, "To err is human", but when creating research materials, adhering to best practice...

Third language learning and morphosyntactic transfer 23.10.2025

🪄 Created using NotebookLM, with all the benefits and blind spots of human editing. In this episode of Codex Mentis, we unpack why learning a third language is not simply ‘second language learning, but easier’. Third Language Acquisition (L3) forces the brain to juggle two existing linguistic systems, creating a ‘two-blueprint’ problem where prior knowledge can help or hinder in unexpected ways....

Behind the curtains: Methods used to investigate conceptual processing 08.09.2025

🪄 Created using NotebookLM, with all the benefits and blind spots of human editing. How do scientists measure a thought? While the great philosophical questions about the nature of meaning have been debated for centuries, the last few decades have seen the development of a sophisticated scientific toolkit designed to turn these abstract queries into concrete, measurable data. In this episode of C...

The architecture of meaning: Inside the words we use 05.07.2025

🪄 Created using NotebookLM, with all the benefits and blind spots of human editing. In this episode of Codex Mentis, we unpack why learning a third language is not simply ‘second language learning, but easier’. Third Language Acquisition (L3) forces the brain to juggle two existing linguistic systems, creating a ‘two-blueprint’ problem where prior knowledge can help or hinder in unexpected ways....

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