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March 2013

  • Skiing trip to the Catskills by Anna Coenen
  • Global exchange at the Computation and Cognition Lab by Sachith Cheruvatur

November 2012

  • Lab in the Storm by Todd Gureckis, John McDonnell, and Anna Coenen

September 2012

  • What can machine learning research tell us about self-directed learning in people? by Todd Gureckis and Doug Markant

August 2012

  • Mechanical Turk/Multi-voxel Pattern Analysis Workshop by Todd Gureckis and Patricia Chan

April 2012

  • Is Mechanical Turk the future of cognitive science research? by John McDonnell, Devin Domingo, and Todd Gureckis

March 2012

  • A forest for the trees by Todd Gureckis and Nathaniel Blanco

February 2012

  • Data Analysis in Python, the Literate Way by Todd Gureckis

November 2011

  • Interested in grad school? by Todd Gureckis

July 2011

  • CogSci 2011 Preview by Nathaniel Blanco

May 2011

  • From under the microscope: A FAQ about Sen. Coburn’s report on “frivolous” research at NSF by Todd Gureckis

February 2011

  • On the use and abuse of Bayesian modeling by John McDonnell

January 2011

  • A “Real” Science of Mind: Learning? by Todd Gureckis
  • First Post! by Todd Gureckis

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