What sets experts apart from novices when viewing surveillance footage? New work by Peng, Burling, Todorova, Neary, Pollick, and Lu uses eye-tracking and machine-learning analyses to take a closer look. Post by Hannah Mechtenberg #psynomPBR bit.ly/3y3S76i

Such a pleasure to write up -- give it a read if you care about inclusivity in cognitive science measures!

Today is the day! Send us your applications by 11:59pm EST tonight to attend #ComSciCon24 this summer! Connect with other #scicomm experts, develop your skills, have fun meeting people from all over the world. We look forward to meeting you! Apply here: bit.ly/3uMJGv2

We’ve started the countdown--only 4 more days to submit your application to attend the #ComSciCon 2024 Flagship workshop! Applications due on March 31st at 11:59pm EST. Submit: bit.ly/3uMJGv2. For motivation, here is what an attendee said last year about their experience

All grad students - please apply! I attended last year, and it was such an incredible space to learn new skills in #scicomm , connect with people across #STEM fields, and be inspired by all the fantastic work out there. Plus all your expenses are covered. DM me with questions!

More soon about the upcoming deadline to work with the most passionate science communicators in the world this summer in Boston (apply if you haven’t yet: bit.ly/3uMJGv2)! In the meantime, we are pleased to announce our theme: Bridging Science and Society.

I attended the flagship last year, and it's an understatement to say that it was a pivotal moment in my graduate career. Please apply or spread to grad students in your orbit!! I promise that psychology and language science counts as #STEM 😀

Check out the first article I've written in my new position as a science communication intern with the Psychonomic Society! Really fascinating work, which I'm thankful to be able to write up and share!

Curious about how industry and the industry job market work? 🤔 🤷‍♀️

Join me next month for a workshop hosted by AAAS Section Z (Linguistics + Language Sciences) to learn more about how to translate your grad school training for a new sector!

I'm so excited to join the Psychonomics team and to report on cool new science!

Very excited for our new paper in Cognition!!

I had a blast creating this cover in collaboration with CORTEX and the editors of the Special Issue, Sara Guediche and Sendy Caffarra. Check it out!

I hope everyone at any level (grad students included) is able to join for this meeting! This meeting is open, so you don't even need to be a member of AAAS to attend. Come and help us advocate for you and find new paths for science communication and outreach!