When we launched the Psychonomic Society’s featured content site back in 2014, we had a simple idea: take the remarkable work of cognitive scientists and make it approachable, inviting a broader community into the conversation. Over the years, we did just that. Through blog posts (over 800!), podcasts (6 seasons!), interviews, research highlights, and digital […]
If you’ve ever checked your smartwatch to see how stressed you are, you’re part of a growing group of people—and scientists—turning to wearable tech for insights about the body and mind. From smart rings to VR headsets, wearables are everywhere. But for researchers, a big question remains: which of these devices produces accurate, reliable data? […]
Spatial ability – the capacity to mentally visualize, rotate, and manipulate objects – is one of several skills that predict achievement in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics). People with strong spatial skills can imagine how a structure fits together, picture a molecule in 3D, or mentally navigate complex environments. These abilities are especially important […]
Audio Intro Kosovicheva: You’re listening to All Things Cognition, a Psychonomic Society podcast. Now, here is your host, Laura Mickes. Intro to the interview with Professor Nicky Clayton Mickes: Nicky Clayton (pictured below) is a Professor of Comparative Cognition in the Department of Psychology at Cambridge University, and a Fellow of Clare College. She was elected […]
This Digital Event focuses on the fundamentals of eye tracking. Articles in this Digital Event (links will go live as each post goes live): The fundamentals of eye tracking Do you need an eye tracker? Let’s take a closer look Examining the assumptions underpinning eye-tracking research Expanding the perspective: Eye tracking in ophthalmology and neurology […]
Meet Alyssa Asmar (pictured below), the newest Science Communication intern at the Psychonomic Society! Over the next six months, she will work closely with our Digital Content team to write engaging blog posts highlighting research from our members and the Society’s journals. We’re delighted to have her on board and can’t wait to share her […]
We’re excited to welcome Anthony Cruz (pictured below) as the Psychonomic Society’s newest Science Communication intern! Over the next six months, Anthony will collaborate with our Digital Content team, writing insightful posts on research conducted by our members and published in the Society’s journals. We’re thrilled to have Anthony on board and look forward to […]
The Psychonomic Society Digital Content Team wishes everyone a wonderful start to the new year! As we enter 2025, we’re excited to continue sharing insights and amplifying the excellent research conducted in the field of cognitive psychology. Our team currently has seven members, including me as the Digital Content Editor. The talented Digital Associate Editors […]
The 65th Annual Meeting of the Psychonomic Society in New York City concluded just in time for our American members to enjoy Thanksgiving with their families. Packed with thought-provoking presentations, networking, and the latest cognitive research, this year’s meeting was a resounding success. The meeting started with Nelson Cowan’s keynote address delivered to a packed […]
The Psychonomic Society’s 65th Annual Meeting is just around the corner, and we’re heading to New York City this year. With an exciting lineup of talks, posters, workshops, and social events, this year’s meeting promises to be unforgettable. A Stellar Kick-off: Nelson Cowan’s Keynote We’re delighted to start the meeting with a keynote address by Nelson […]