Our next Cognition Workshop of winter quarter will take place on Thursday (3/8/2018), from 3:30 – 5:00 pm in Harper 140. Refreshments and snacks will be served.
This week, we will have 4 speakers, each presenting a short ~10 minute talk. These “mini-talks” will give cognition workshop members the opportunity to see a variety of projects going on in the department, and they will provide an opportunity for students and post docs to get feedback about ongoing projects.
Speakers:
Kyoung Choe: Using eye tracking to study scene memory and meaning-
making
Andrew Coia: Decoding Color and Luminance Signals using EEG
Colin Quirk: Preexisting spatial biases influence the encoding of information into visual working memory
Kathyrn Schertz: ReTUNE: Restoring Through Urban Nature Experience