Prof at UniMelb. I'm a computational cognitive scientist studying human inference, learning, information systems, culture, and (mis/dis)info. Nerd & opinionated loudmouth in Oz, originally from America, citizen of both. Parent of two. 🏳️‍⚧️ perfors.net

http://linktr.ee/stevenbird Working with First Nations people who are keeping their ancestral languages strong. Living and working on Larrakia, Bininj, and Miriwoong country. He/they.

Professor of Respiratory Science University of Cambridge. Lung doctor. Fellow St Catharine’s College. Cell biology. Pleural medicine. Rare disease. Genetics. Lab webpage = https://www.cimr.cam.ac.uk/staff/professor-stefan-marciniak

Assistant Professor @ Vanderbilt Otolaryngology (ENT) + Psych/Human Development. Co-director @ Vanderbilt Music Cognition Lab. Interdisciplinary science of musicality, language, hearing, development. Views mine

Guest Researcher with the focus on #Autism Spectrum Disorders and #Biolinguistics at Universität Potsdam https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Candice_Chi_Hang_Cheung

He collected things, each of a holy intention in isolation, but pagan in the variety of his choice. —William Gaddis 📚 @anothernewcalligraphy.com, @ornithopterpress.bsky.social, @animalheartpress.bsky.social, @brokensleepbooks.bsky.social

Children's Speech Sound Disorders #ChildSpeechDis #DevLangDis Science, #Pseudoscience & #Misinformation in Health, Education, & Medical practice. Living on Unceded Dharug Country 🖤💛❤️ #impSCI 🦋 #bskySPEECHIES https://www.speech-language-therapy.com

Professor @ Temple University: neuro/psycholinguistics, semantic memory, dementia, neurorehabilitation, nlp, pupillometry, photography, art, horror

Linguist, Cognitive Scientist, Occasional AI Researcher, Immigrant in NYC, Co-Author w/ Ingeborg Glimmer of 'Why We Fear AI' - out now: https://bookshop.org/a/114797/9781945335174

On the faculty job market! Presently PhD candidate, @hcii.cmu.edu. Formerly: Adobe, Highsoft, Apple, Visa, + others. I care a lot about accessible data interaction 📊 (: Disabled, getting into trouble, & making a ttrpg. He/him www.frank.computer

Linguistics, Conversation Analysis/Interactional Linguistics, Forensic Linguistics, a bit of Phonetics & Prosody. Postdoc at University of Agder, Norway, originally from Denmark (he/him) https://sorensandagersorensen.dk/

Developmental Scientist interested in (and reasonably informed about) science, nature, languages, cognition, public health, Smart Growth urbanism, transit, and a bunch of other stuff #SciSky #DevSci #AcademicSky #Urbanism+ #aieducation

Surprised historian, not surprised eels. Doctor of medieval history, talking’ about eels, history, and maps. Spaniel mourner. Alt-text artist. I draw custom maps on commission: https://surprisedeelmaps.com/ Support me here: patreon.com/SurprisedEel

linguist, experimental work on meaning (lexical semantics), language use, representation, learning, constructionist usage-based approach, Princeton U https://adele.scholar.princeton.edu/publications/topic

Professor of Education Futures at UCL. Personal account, posts represent my own opinions and not those of my institution.

Professor of Psycholinguistics, University of Potsdam, Germany. Outside of work: Classical guitar, beginning student of piano. I like our cats, on occasion. Web page: vasishth.github.io

Political theorist, political geographer, now mainly write on the history of ideas. Professor at University of Warwick, work on territory, Foucault, Lefebvre and new project on Indo-European thought in C20th France. https://progressivegeographies.com

https://sites.google.com/view/adamcschembri/home Australian professor of linguistics at the University of Birmingham, UK Born/raised on Dharug land 🏳️‍🌈🇦🇺🇲🇹🇪🇺 Hearing person interested in sign languages & signing communities

UCL Centre for Inclusive Education, part of @ioe.bsky.social @ucl.ac.uk Leading research and professional development for Inclusive Education.

Researcher of people and technology. AI & attachment. Learning scientist. UXR. Golems. Robots. Cat pics. New book, “The Naked Android: Synthetic Socialness and the Human Gaze.” jgcarpenter.com