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What is happening in the
lab
- VSS 2011, lab get together.
- Congratulations, Ian
Donovan!
- Ian has just received
the 2011 George Gamow Undergraduate Research Fellowship Award for his
research with object-based attention!
- Ian
has also been accepted into the 13th Annual Undergraduate Summer
Workshop in Cognitive Science and Cognitive Neuroscience at the
University of Pennsylvania.
- Congratulations, Emily
Bilger!
- Emily has been
accepted into the Postbaccalaureate Intramural Research Training Award
Program at the National Institutes of Health! Emily will begin her
position in the Baker Lab
upon graduation this spring.
- NEW GRANT: “
Uncertainty Reduction: The Guiding Principle of Attentional Allocation”
research program is now funded for three years by the National Science Foundation (NSF).
- VSS 2010
- Leslie presented a
poster titled "The time course of space- and object-based attentional
prioritization."
- Jeongmi presented
a
talk titled "Reward driven prioritization modulates object-based
attention in human visual cortex."
- Allex presented a
poster titled "Attention is directed by prioritization in cases of
certainty."
- Sarah presented a
poster titled "Relative contributions of SPL and tpj to object-based
attentional capture."
- VSS 2010, lab get
together.
- Pictures from the
recent Anna, Erik, and Sarah's going away dinner. Good
luck, and we will miss you!
- VSS 2009
- Leslie presented a
poster titled "Space- and object-based representations guide
attentional
selection in dynamic displays."
- Sarah presented a
poster titled "Contribution of object-based representation to
attentional capture."
- VSS 2009, lab get
together.
- Congratulations,
Erik Wing!
- Erik will be
entering the PhD program in the Psychology Department at Duke
University and will become a member of the Cabeza Lab!
- Congratulations,
Anna Byers!
- Anna will start
her PhD training at the UCSD's Department of Psychology, in John
Serences' lab!
- Sarah receives a
Dilthey Award from GWU.
- The project
entitled "Attention and Language Performance in Patients with Brain
Damage," in collaboration with Adrienne Hancock (from Speech and
Hearing Sciences), receives a Dilthey Award from GWU.
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