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Miss out on "Cognitive Science in Context"? You can now watch a recording (with edited captions) of the presentations by @PratherLab @danacotto and @AyannaKim northwestern.hosted.panopto.… Please join us for the panel discussion this Friday! bit.ly/cogscidiscussion
Northwestern University Cognitive Science Program. Cognitive Science in Context: how is Cog Sci shaped by, and in turn influences, its broader social and historical context? Our presenters: Richard Prather University of Maryland "Critical approaches to human cognition" Dana Miller-Cotto Kent State University "Assumptions of assessment across diverse groups" Ayanna Thomas Tufts University "Color evasive cognition: The unavoidable impact of scientific racism in the founding of a field". Presentations February 10 9:30-11am US Central time Register: https://bit.ly/cogscipresentation Panel Discussion February 17th 2:30-4pm US Central time Register: https://bit.ly/cogscidiscussion

ALT Northwestern University Cognitive Science Program. Cognitive Science in Context: how is Cog Sci shaped by, and in turn influences, its broader social and historical context? Our presenters: Richard Prather University of Maryland "Critical approaches to human cognition" Dana Miller-Cotto Kent State University "Assumptions of assessment across diverse groups" Ayanna Thomas Tufts University "Color evasive cognition: The unavoidable impact of scientific racism in the founding of a field". Presentations February 10 9:30-11am US Central time Register: https://bit.ly/cogscipresentation Panel Discussion February 17th 2:30-4pm US Central time Register: https://bit.ly/cogscidiscussion

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Join us this Friday 9:30am-11:00am US Central time (UTC -6) for "Cognitive Science in Context": how is Cog Sci shaped by, and in turn influences, its broader social and historical context? Featuring @PratherLab @danacotto @AyannaKim. Register in advance: bit.ly/cogscipresentation
Northwestern University Cognitive Science Program. Cognitive Science in Context: how is Cog Sci shaped by, and in turn influences, its broader social and historical context? Our presenters: Richard Prather University of Maryland "Critical approaches to human cognition" Dana Miller-Cotto Kent State University "Assumptions of assessment across diverse groups" Ayanna Thomas Tufts University "Color evasive cognition: The unavoidable impact of scientific racism in the founding of a field". Presentations February 10 9:30-11am US Central time Register: https://bit.ly/cogscipresentation Panel Discussion February 17th 2:30-4pm US Central time Register: https://bit.ly/cogscidiscussion

ALT Northwestern University Cognitive Science Program. Cognitive Science in Context: how is Cog Sci shaped by, and in turn influences, its broader social and historical context? Our presenters: Richard Prather University of Maryland "Critical approaches to human cognition" Dana Miller-Cotto Kent State University "Assumptions of assessment across diverse groups" Ayanna Thomas Tufts University "Color evasive cognition: The unavoidable impact of scientific racism in the founding of a field". Presentations February 10 9:30-11am US Central time Register: https://bit.ly/cogscipresentation Panel Discussion February 17th 2:30-4pm US Central time Register: https://bit.ly/cogscidiscussion

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Join us for "Cognitive Science in Context" 3 talks and a panel discussion on how cogsci is shaped by, and in turn influences, its broader social and historical context. @PratherLab, @danacotto, @AyannaKim @cogsci_soc @UofMaryland @kentstatepsych @TuftsPsychology @SocietySpark
Northwestern University Cognitive Science Program. Cognitive Science in Context: how is Cog Sci shaped by, and in turn influences, its broader social and historical context? Our presenters: Richard Prather University of Maryland "Critical approaches to human cognition" Dana Miller-Cotto Kent State University "Assumptions of assessment across diverse groups" Ayanna Thomas Tufts University "Color evasive cognition: The unavoidable impact of scientific racism in the founding of a field". Presentations February 10 9:30-11am US Central time Register: https://bit.ly/cogscipresentation Panel Discussion February 17th 2:30-4pm US Central time Register: https://bit.ly/cogscidiscussion

ALT Northwestern University Cognitive Science Program. Cognitive Science in Context: how is Cog Sci shaped by, and in turn influences, its broader social and historical context? Our presenters: Richard Prather University of Maryland "Critical approaches to human cognition" Dana Miller-Cotto Kent State University "Assumptions of assessment across diverse groups" Ayanna Thomas Tufts University "Color evasive cognition: The unavoidable impact of scientific racism in the founding of a field". Presentations February 10 9:30-11am US Central time Register: https://bit.ly/cogscipresentation Panel Discussion February 17th 2:30-4pm US Central time Register: https://bit.ly/cogscidiscussion

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Presentations: February 10 9:30-11am US Central time Register: bit.ly/cogscipresentation Panel Discussion: February 17th 2:30-4pm US Central time Register: bit.ly/cogscidiscussion
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In recognition of her contributions to cognitive and developmental psychology, Dedre Gentner of @NorthwesternU is being inducted into the National Academy of Sciences. Watch the #NAS159 livestream: ow.ly/sAyq50IU6JJ #psychology
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**Deadline April 15th** Teaching-track position @linguisticsNU and @nucogsci. Combining teaching + undergrad-focused admin. Details: linguistics.northwestern.edu… Please RT! @WomenInCogSci @WiCSCanada @SocietySpark @cogsci_soc #CognitiveScience
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Big thank you to @SteveFranconeri of @nucogsci for starting off our Summer Series today! And a round of 👏👏 for the organizers of this session, @CatMajors and Jill Wenderott! Enjoyed the session? We are hosting events on Thursdays throughout the summer nupostdocs.eventbrite.com!
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Dr. Isabelle Darcy, 4:00pm this Tuesday, March 3rd, in Swift 107. "Learning to forget? Phonological updates in the bilingual mental lexicon". cogsci.northwestern.edu/even…
CogSci Talk, 4:00pm February 4th, Swift Hall 107. Gary Lupyan: "What are we learning from language?"
CogSci Talk: 4:00pm January 21st, Swift Hall 107. Dr. Michael Jones: "The stability-plasticity dilemma in predictive neural network models of semantic memory " cogsci.northwestern.edu/even…
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Please join us this Tuesday, the 12th for our first Virtual Colloquium: 4:00 pm, Swift 107, Dr. Michael Tomasello. If you are not on the Evanston Campus, you can still view the talk by logging into Bluejeans: bluejeans.com/476609728
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Experts overwhelm audiences with complex and confusing visualizations. They think that you see what they see in the data, turning their expertise into a curse for clear communication. visualthinking.psych.northwe… @SteveFranconeri @UniUtrecht Lisanne van Weelden @thecindyxiong #ieeevis
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Dr. Yejin Choi, 4:00pm this Tuesday, October 8th, in Swift 107: "Commonsense Intelligence: Cracking the Longstanding Challenge in AI"
Dr. Tamar H., Gollan, 4:00pm this Tuesday, April 30th, in Swift 107: "What Does Inhibition do for Bilingual Language Control? Switching Costs and Speech Errors in Young and Aging bilinguals" cogsci.northwestern.edu/even…
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Dr. Carrie Niziolek, 4:00pm this Tuesday, April 2nd, in Swift 107: "Language made Audible: How speech acoustics reflect cognition". cogsci.northwestern.edu/even…
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Dr. Zenzi M. Griffin 3:30 pm this Friday, March 15th, in Swift 107, "Talking and timing". cogsci.northwestern.edu/even…
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Dr. Jonathan Gratch 4:00pm this Tuesday, March 5th, in Swift 107. "The Media Equation revisited". cogsci.northwestern.edu/even…
Dr. Paul Pietroski 4:00pm this Tuesday, October 30th in Swift 107. "Meanings, Most, and Mass". cogsci.northwestern.edu/even…
Purple pride for psych prof @SteveFranconeri, who has won a @CattellFund fellowship! The award will advance Franconeri's research on visual cognition. Learn more about his lab’s fascinating work here: wcas.nu/2pM2CoF
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Dr. Laura Wagner 4:00pm this Tuesday, October 9th in Swift 107. "Performance factors influencing competence with linguistic aspect". cogsci.northwestern.edu/even…
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