Asst Prof @ Ohio State. I study how we perceive and represent the (spatial) world. More here: cogdevlab.org

Assistant Professor at Ohio State studying how we remember what we learn + how we learn from our memories www.momentslab.org

Cognitive scientist at Stanford. Open science advocate. Symbolic Systems Program director. Bluegrass picker, slow runner, dad. http://langcog.stanford.edu

I study brains and sometimes use one. https://www.alylab.org/

A global consortium of developmental researchers. Join us! manybabies.org [posts by ExecDirector @hbaum.bsky.social]

Cognitive and developmental scientist at Temple University

Asst Prof at Johns Hopkins. Dog person. A woman who is up to something. www.liulaboratory.org

Cognitive scientist at Princeton, personally & scientifically interested in collaboration | science sketcher | thinking in non-English 🇵🇷

Asst Prof UCSD Cognitive Science language development | cognitive development | learning https://mzettersten.github.io/ (he/his)

Cognitive Scientist, Associate Professor at Boston University, Director of the Developing Minds Lab https://www.bu.edu/cdl/developing-minds-lab/ Ag foghlaim na Gaeilge go han-mhall...

assistant professor at Boston University | learning, memory, development | cldlab.org

Wannabe baby mind reader. Also, I'm from New Zealand. Lab website: https://soc.stanford.edu/

Assistant Professor of Psychological & Brain Sciences at Dartmouth. PI of the Functional Imaging & Naturalistic Neuroscience (FINN) Lab. https://thefinnlab.github.io/

Professor at Stanford. Psychology/Neuroscience/Data Science. Books include: The New Mind Readers, Handbook of fMRI Data Analysis, Hard to Break, and Statistical Thinking. https://poldrack.github.io/

Cognitive neuroscience at MIT. Open science. 🇨🇦 Saxelab.mit.edu

Associate Prof at U Penn. Learning, memory, sleep, neural network modeling...

Princeton Computational Memory Lab https://compmem.princeton.edu

Associate Professor in Psychology at Columbia, PI of https://www.dpmlab.org/

Official account for the Bergelson Lab at Harvard, sporadically maintained by the PI:). Just a lab, trying to figure out how babies learn language, somehow caught in the crosshairs of gov't admin battles.