Past Events

Ari Beller, 4th-year PhD candidate with Assistant Professor Tobi Gerstenberg, Department of Psychology, Stanford University

Dr. Gerald Higginbotham, Assistant Professor of Public Policy and Psychology, University of Virginia

Title: Voting: A privilege or a right? 

David Rose, Fourth-year PhD candidate with Assistant Professor Tobi Gerstenberg, Department of Psychology, Stanford University

Psychology Poster Presentations

Honors poster presentations today at the Philosophy Courtyard. There will be snacks, drinks, and lots of science! 

Ben Prystawski, 3rd-year PhD candidate with Associate Professor Noah Goodman, Department of Psychology, Stanford University

Ryan Yan, 2nd-year PhD student with Professor Brian Knutson, Department of Psychology, Stanford University

Jan-Philipp Fränken, Postdoc with Assistant Professor Tobi Gerstenberg and Associate Professor Noah Goodman, Stanford University

Gordon Bower Lecture

Professor  Keith Holyoak, Department of Psychology, University of California, Los Angeles 

Marina Bedny, Associate Professor, Department of Psychological & Brain Sciences, Johns Hopkins University

Imran Thobani, Philosophy PhD student with Dan Yamins and Rosa Cao, Stanford University

Logan Cross, Postdoctoral Fellow, Department of Computer Science, Stanford University

2nd Annual Psych Major Fair! 

Nathaniel Daw, Professor in Computational and Theoretical Neuroscience, Princeton University

Tobi Gerstenberg, Assistant Professor of Psychology, Stanford University

Dr. Robert Hawkins, Assistant Professor, University of Wisconsin - Madison

Title: Language in social interaction: Weaving together cognition and culture

Multi-disciplinary insights into language processing 

Keynote speaker Jay McClelland, Stanford University

A special joint seminar on language processing: The Linguistics Colloquium and Psychology CogNeuro “FriSem” programming.

Hongjing Lu, Professor of Cognitive Psychology, UCLA

Title: Seeing structure: From visual perception to reasoning

Admit Week Lightning Talks

Innate organization of white matter connectivity

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Dr. Leila Wehbe, Assistant Professor of Psychology at Carnegie Mellon University

Title: Learning representations of complex meaning in the human brain