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I had a networking grant as an early career researcher. The networking it funded continued beyond the visit and fed directly into one of my first large grants as a PI. Go on - apply!!!

I was very sad to hear that Adam Stevens, from the Stevens of Boston Flower Stall, lost his brave fight with cancer over the weekend. Adam was possibly the last of the real market traders who used to shout out the final prices of the day whilst dragging his buckets of daffodils

The academic community is great and growing over at 🔵. See 👇🏼

Thanks Tim Dalgleish. We are so excited for the opportunities this new fundings brings to us and to the region! Cambridge University ARU uniofbeds University of Suffolk Economic and Social Research Council

Beyond excited to be leading one of these Economic and Social Research Council Doctoral Training Partnerships with Cambridge University, ARU, uniofbeds, and University of Suffolk!

Terrific article. I mostly only review jointly with an early career researcher in this mentoring way. I frequently recommend lab alumni as reviewers (similar reasons). Process is outlined in our lab handbook (osf.io/5brch). Will cite this article often.

There are still a few days time to nominate an early career researcher for their contributions to open science. ukrn.org/2023/12/11/dor…

We are so honoured you accepted. Congratulations Adele!! 🎉🎉🎉

Daniel Kahneman was a remarkable scientist and just generally kind person whose presence will be deeply missed by many (including me). His impact on my field (cognitive psych) and others (economics) will continue well into the future. Thank you Danny! washingtonpost.com/obituaries/202…

Congratulations to all!

Seven distinguished individuals – including a Nobel Prize winning physicist and a world-renowned pianist – have received honorary degrees from Cambridge in recognition of the achievements they have made in their respective fields. Many congratulations to... 👇 Professor Dame

I am unable to travel to #CogSci2024. Already looks like folks are having a grand time. Thank you CogSci Society for reposting any posters and talks with the hashtag . I’m getting see some fab research from afar (though it is increasing my FOMO …)

Here is a radio interview I did last month talking about human cognition, dyslexia and other aspects of educational neuroscience. UCL IOE Psychology and Human Development UCL Institute of Education UCL open.spotify.com/episode/50j9PI…

(1/5) Very excited to announce the publication of Bayesian Models of Cognition: Reverse Engineering the Mind. More than a decade in the making, it's a big (600+ pages) beautiful book covering both the basics and recent work: mitpress.mit.edu/9780262049412/…