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April 2014

Online data collection survey results by Alex Rich and Todd Gureckis
Announcing psiTurk 2.0! by Todd Gureckis, Jay Martin, John McDonnell, Alex Rich, David Halpern, Anna Coenen, Doug Markant, and Patricia Chan
Postdoc at the intersection of cognitive development and computational cognitive science by Todd Gureckis

December 2013

When does a rational model “fit”? by Anna Coenen and Todd Gureckis

October 2013

July 2013

CogSci Workshop: “Using Mechanical Turk and PsiTurk for Dynamic Web Experiments” by Anna Coenen, John McDonnell, Jay Martin, and Doug Markant

June 2013

Teaching human psychology using open-source robotics by Todd Gureckis

March 2013

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

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