Supported by NSF, NEI, and Vanderbilt University. Palmeri becomes Associate Editor at Cognitive Psychology. Posted on Jan 1, 2018. With the start of 2018, I became an Associate Editor at Cognitive Psychology. Cognitive Psychology is one of the premier theoretical journals in the field, with an impact factor of 4. Posted on Oct 31, 2017. , and Palmeri, T. Bayesian statistical approaches to evaluating cognitive models. Posted on Aug 20, 2017.

Dec 4 - Dec 9, 2017 Long Beach.

Collaboration Environments for Data Driven Science. Data are shared through federation of data infrastructure across the UCSD Science Observatory Initiative, Hydrology research collaborations, CIBER-U engineering design education digital library, the iPlant collaborative data grid, the Odum Institute for Social Science Research, and the NSF Science of Learning Centers data grid.

Here we have created tests of visual recognition and memory to understand what makes expert perceivers experts. Our current focus is on birders of all levels of experience, from new beginners to renowned experts. Feel free to check out who we are. And the plans for this website. Temporal Dynamics of Learning Center.

Welcome to the Object Perception Lab! Various projects focus on the acquisition of holistic processing, on the temporal dynamics of learning and perception and on the origins of category specialization in the brain. We are also very interested in individual differences in object perception. Suffusion theme by Sayontan Sinha.

In March 2014, the LIFE Center led a delegation of learning scientists to an international convention in Shanghai, China. LIFE Center scientists Patricia Kuhl and Andrew Meltzoff shared their recent research findings with researchers from China, Europe, and South America, and with policy makers from 21 nations. Phil Bell, LIFE Co-Director and Co-PI, co-chaired a National Research Council report on informal science learning released on January 14, 2009. Months before their first word.

Demyelination Diseases and Neuropathic Pain. NeuroLinx is a pioneer in the open science movement that provides a venue for accelerating progress with creative and bold initiatives. We believe that innovations in funding structures and organizational strategies are required to expedite innovation in science and technology. Our motto is Liberating Discovery and we do so by creating unique collaborations and funding high-risk, but potentially high-reward research projects.