The mission of SCIPS is to support and enhance the professional development of trainees in psychological sciences, and in related disciplines in the neural and behavioral sciences. Trainees have the opportunity to ask questions of rotating panels of student, post-doc, and faculty experts. February’s topic is: Finding A Post-Doc. Come hungry! We will have […]
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Tim Gentner Department of Psychology University of California, San Diego Natural Acoustic Signals and their Neural Representation Acoustic communication signals underlie a wide range of perceptual and cognitive behaviors, and typically drive strong, selective neuronal responses in higher cortical regions. As such, they provide attractive targets for studying the neural mechanisms of real-world […]
Jessica Cantlon Department of Brain and Cognitive Sciences University of Rochester Primitive Math and Logic in the Developing Brain Jessica Cantlon is Associate Professor of Brain and Cognitive Sciences, at the University of Rochester. Dr. Cantlon studies the origins and development of mathematical cognition through comparative research of human and non-human primates, and […]
The mission of SCIPS is to support and enhance the professional development of trainees in psychological sciences, and in related disciplines in the neural and behavioral sciences. Trainees have the opportunity to ask questions of rotating panels of student, post-doc, and faculty experts. April’s topic is: Best research practices: Managing multiple projects and collaborations. […]
Roland Fleming Kurt Koffka Professor of Experimental Psychology University of Giessen Visual Estimation of 3D Shape from Orientation Fields Estimating the 3D shape of objects in our environment is one of the most fundamental problems in visual perception, yet it remains rather poorly understood. If you pick up a typical vision text, you’ll […]