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Students in the Department of Cognitive Science are provided theoretically oriented research and training opportunities as they approach the study of the mind and brain from multiple perspectives.
Training cognitive scientists who can meld disciplines into a genuinely integrated science of the mind and brain.
Graduate training is highly interdisciplinary and strongly theoretically oriented.
Cognitive science majors study the mind and brain from multiple perspectives.
Prof. Mick Bonner received a Humboldt Research Fellowship to collaborate with the University of Giessen on computational vision research. This prestigious award highlights the global impact of his work on human visual perception.
We are happy to announce our new graduate students for this Summer and Fall! Please join us in welcoming them to Hopkins! New PhD Students Left to right: Zachary McCormick, […]
As we celebrate the retirement of Professor Paul Smolensky, we reflect upon his extraordinary contributions. He was a founding member of the PDP Research Group, which during the 1980s launched […]