Colloquium: Carlos Ponce
Online/ZoomVision in a complicated world
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Vision in a complicated world
This is an opportunity for the Department Chair (Prof. Geraldine Legendre) and the Director of Undergraduate Studies (Prof. Colin Wilson) to get feedback and ideas from students regarding the major, […]
Cognitive Science graduating students, family, and friends - please join us at our virtual department reception to celebrate cognitive science bachelors, masters, and doctorate degree recipients of academic year 2020 - 2021.
Computational models of feature representations in the ventral visual stream
Compositional Linguistic Generalization in Artificial Neural Networks
The semantics of (in)definiteness in bare vs. non-bare nominals: A study of Kannada and English
Prof. Michael McCloskey will be holding two 30 minute sessions at 3:30 and at 3:45 pm ET to introduce interested first-year and transfer students to the cognitive science major and […]
Cognitive Network Science, Computer Simulations, and Aphasia
"Is the medial temporal lobe involved in perception?" Situating lesion and electrophysiolocal data within a deep learning framework. The medial temporal lobe (MTL) supports a constellation of memory-related behaviors. Its involvement in perceptual […]
A one-on-one Cognitive Science PhD application mentoring program is offered by current grads and postdocs, with priority given to prospective students from underrepresented groups. The request form will remain open until November […]
*Hybrid event; in-person attendance requires RSVP* Developing behavioral flexibility. Throughout our lives, we rapidly acquire knowledge through experience. This knowledge is structured — it reflects regularities in our environments...
The social brain in context: Naturalistic imaging approaches to understand typical and atypical social development. Social interaction is central to our everyday lives and fundamental to our social and cognitive […]