Sunny Khemlani Follow
Cognitive scientist at @USNRL. Flouting the laws of symbolic logic on the reg. He/him.
It's been a while, but my #CogSci2022 keynote "Resisting Dehumanization in the Age of AI" is now available on the @cogsci_soc YouTube channel! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wuU-5rGPbyg
Help us communicate #CogSci concepts to an audience of high school and early college students. Create a 5-minute video answering the question "Can Machines Think?" and join the CogSci #MindChallenge Learn more on our website 👇 https://twitter.com/cogsci_soc/status/1565339365600923648
We’re excited to announce our latest initiative, the CogSci #MindChallenge 🧠💡 Take part in the challenge by submitting a video that communicates cognitive science in a vivid and engaging manner for a chance to win $1,000! Visit our website for details https://cognitivesciencesociety.org/cogsci-mind-challenge/
Big thanks to @hollyahuey for joining our group today -- she presented fascinating research on what people prioritize when they make explanatory drawings (which you can read about here: https://psyarxiv.com/9hmzj).
My contribution to Cognitive Science's Progress & Puzzles series: "An impoverished epistemology holds back cognitive science research" @cogsci_soc View-only link: https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/share/PDZDX3KGQXQDXHFQ9TYY?target=10.1111/cogs.13199 1/
So many new labs starting this fall👏✨ #newPI pro tip: whatever time, money, and effort you invest in solid data management pipelines and git controlled code is worth it. When I started 5 years ago (today), it was a priority and it’s so, so worth it. #BetterCodeBetterResearch
@adelegoldberg1 Saddened to hear this. I have such fond memories of Sam at our lab meetings. What an incredible life
@adelegoldberg1 Sam was a mensch and a role model. Feeling very sad.
@adelegoldberg1 Very sad to hear this. Sam was a fantastic advisor to me in grad' school, and I owe him much.
@adelegoldberg1 Thanks for sharing Adele. A rare combination of brilliant and kind, Sam was an incredibly supportive colleague. He will be sorely missed at Princeton and in the field.
Sam Glucksberg (1933-2022), a leading psycholinguist who worked on metaphor and pragmatics, was brilliant, kind, and good humored. He was a great colleague and friend and will be missed.