“This summer, I am working with Liane Young at the Boston College Morality Lab studying prosocial behavior and decision-making with postdoctoral fellow Gordon Kraft-Todd. Our project focuses on virtue discounting in the context of economic games. […]”
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We congratulate Pang Chaisilprungraung on successfully passing her doctoral defense. Pang is headed next to a postdoc research fellowship at the Walter Reed Army Institute of Research. Brava, Pang! Her […]
Kiley McKee has received this year’s excellence award! Each spring, our faculty members choose a graduating cognitive science major with the strongest combination of academic excellence and outstanding accomplishments in research. Congratulations, Kiley! […]
Congratulations Drs. Karen Clothier and Emory Davis. We’re so proud of you. See their advisors, Drs. Barbara Landau and Kyle Rawlins, join faculty across the University in this tribute to our 2020 PhD graduates.
PhD student An Nguyen was awarded a Science of Learning Fellowship for 2020-21 in recognition of her interdisciplinary research and high level of performance in our program. […]
Prof. Barbara Landau took this ‘class picture’ of her online Language and Thought seminar. Prof. Landau says, “The students in this class have been AMAZING!— great presentations, great discussions, and […]
The new Looking Forward @ Johns Hopkins virtual series features JHU faculty recognized for their research, teaching, and service. Our own Prof. Landau is among the speakers; her talk on […]
Check out Dr. Paul Smolensky’s latest Microsoft Research Blog post entitled “Next-generation architectures bridge gap between neural and symbolic representations with neural symbols.” He describes work presented at the recent Neural Information Processing Systems (NeurIPS) 2019 meeting.
Tom McCoy. Tom – a Cognitive Science PhD student – started mapping crosswords on graph paper during his senior year in high school. Now a third-year graduate student in cognitive science at Johns Hopkins, McCoy has had 33 puzzles published in The New York Times and is the mastermind behind the university’s end-of-year crossword.