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Elizabeth Torres, Rutgers' Professor's focus on Sensory-Motor Performance
Elizabeth Torres is a Rutgers' Professor and as well as part of Rutgers Center of Cognitive Sciences and Department of Psychology. Her area of focus is Cognitive Psychology. She received her PhD in... -
Rutgers Graduate Students Have Team Work Project Published
Congratulations to Gwendolyn L. Rehrig, Michelle Cheng, Brian C. McMahan and Rahul Shome (two in Psychology; two in Computer Science) who, with funding from the Perceptual Science IGERT (NSF),... -
RuCCS EC Member Konstantinos Michmizos to give keynote speech on Neuromorphic Computing and...
Konstantinos Michmizos, RuCCS EC Member, will be giving the keynote speech on Neuromorphic Computing and Neuro-Robotics at the 2021 IEEE International Conference on Imaging Systems and Techniques... -
RuCCS Affiliate Karin Stromswold selected as recipient of the 2019-2020 School of Arts and...
Congratulations to Dr. Karin Stromswold, RuCCS Affiliate and Professor of Psychology, has been selected as a recipient of the 2019-2020 Rutgers School of Arts and Science Award for Distinguished... -
RuCCS Affiliate Mariapaola D'Imperio elected to the International Speech Communication Association...
Mariapaola D'Imperio, RuCCS Affiliate and Distinguished Professor, has been elected to the International Speech Communication Association (ISCA) Board for 2021-2025. She is elected to the board... -
RuCCS Affiliate Austin A. Baker interviewed on Ipse Dixit podcast
Austin A. Baker, RuCCS Post-Doc Affiliate, was interviewed on the Ipse Dixit podcast, a podcast on legal scholarship, alongside their collaborator J. Remy Green to discuss their article "There is No... -
Graduate student Carolina Flores wins SWIP-NYC Essay Prize for paper on epistemic styles
Congratulations to graduate student Carolina Flores who won the Society for Women in Philosophy - New York City (SWIP-NYC) essay prize for her submission! The SWIP-NYC essay prize competition takes... -
Scientific paper by RuCCS Research Programmer Jason Geller accepted for publication in the Journal...
In the paper titled "Is This Going to Be on The Test? Test Expectancy Moderates the Disfluency Effect with Sans Forgetica," Dr. Jason Geller and colleague Dr. Daniel Peterson of Skidmore College...
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