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Title and abstract TBA. Sarah Phillips is an advanced PhD student studying linguistics at NYU working under working under Liina Pylkkänen. Among other areas, Sarah is interested in bilingualism and the […]
This event will be offered in-person and synchronously online. The nature of mid-level representations in visual processing inferred from the study of a woman with a highly specific developmental visual […]
This 2-day event will include speakers. Details will be posted here. Registration required.
Prof. Daniel Dilks is an associate professor of psychology at Emory University. His research focuses on three big questions about human vision: i) How is the visual cortex functionally organized?, […]
Check out the Omega Psi booth! Omega Psi is the honor society for undergraduate students in cognitive science. You'll have an opportunity to... meet with the current executive board members,get to know more about Omega Psi, […]
Learning words in a bilingual world. ABSTRACT: In the U.S., 1/3 of children hear a language other than English in the home and have the opportunity for bilingual language development. […]
Six Dimensions of Dance Cognition. ABSTRACT: There is a growing body of work in philosophy, cognitive science, and neuroscience that tries to better understand the mind by examining it in […]
How much do we know about visual representations? Quantifying the dimensionality gap between DNNs and visual cortex'. Abstract: Deep neural networks (DNNs) can explain a large portion of variance in […]
A group of graduate students and postdoctoral fellows from the Department of Cognitive Science at Johns Hopkins, are offering one-on-one mentoring about applying to our department, with priority given to […]
Modeling shared and variable information encoded in fine-scale cortical topographies. ABSTRACT: Information is encoded in fine-scale functional topographies that vary from brain to brain. Hyperalignment models information that is shared […]
Current MA student Atlas Kazemian will give a talk on "Toward a computational neuroscience of visual cortex without deep learning."
MA applications for Spring 2023 due.
