In November we travelled to #NewYork to attend #psynom24 @psychonomicsociety.bsky.social ociety.bsky.social and the Satellite event organized by @Womenincogsci.
They hosted a panel full of real-life experiences on how to get by in the academic career.
Thanks @maravermj for being our eyes there!
Although I saw a lot of great research at #psynom24, this will be my last post about what I saw. I enjoyed Talk 264 by Wolfe et al. 1/3
Up next in my series of posts about research I saw at #psynom24 is Talk 351 by Mason & Geller, who examined a pedagogical technique to reduce student misconceptions about scientific concepts. 1/4
Up next in my series of posts about research I saw at #psynom24 is Poster 1078 by Bowes and Fazio who surveyed almost 3000 US adults. 772 of them were classified as conspiracy theorists (>=75 %ile on measure) and 1518 were classified as non (<=50 %ile). 1/3
Up next in my series of posts about research I saw at #psynom24 is Talk 310 by Lewandowsky et al., who tried to reconcile the fact that Trump lied a lot during his first presidency but polls show that some people consider him honest. 1/4
Up next in my series of posts about research I saw at #psynom24 is Poster 3017 by Hodgetts et al., who asked participants to detect any incidents that would require police investigation within a simulated security surveillance task. 1/5
It was an honor to give a talk at the @psychonomicsociety.bsky.social 65th Annual Meeting. Equally thrilling was returning to NYC—my favorite city in the world! 🌆✨ Its energy, people, and museums never cease to amaze. 🗽🎨❤️
#psynom24 #placebo #nocebo #psychology
Up first in my series of posts about research I saw at #psynom24 is Poster 7178 by Kay, who argued that you can't trust data collected via MTurk. Participants got statements that were polar opposites (e.g., I like order, I crave chaos). 1/4
I wanted to see 40 talks and 166 posters at #psynom24 but that was a bit ambitious. I did manage to squeeze in 45 talks and 120 posters though. (The secret to posters is snapping photos to review later in peace & quiet.) 1/2
Cowan's embedded-processes model of working memory (also sometimes referred to as "fried egg model") https://www.lsuchse.com/event/CowanFest/summary
Evie's talk at the Cowan Fest
Johanna's poster at Psychonomics
Christina's poster at Psychonomics
A highlight: celebrating @ncowan51.bsky.social at the Cowan Festschrift satellite conference!🛰️🌟
- @evievergauwe.bsky.social gave an engaging and inspiring talk!🎙️💬
- @johannahein.bsky.social & @luchris.bsky.social presented posters at both the Festschrift and Psychonomics.👏
#psynom24 #workingmemory
What an incredible conference in New York—city that never sleeps! 🍎🌇🗽✨
Right in the heart of Manhattan, with breathtaking views of Times Square’s bustling energy, we got to listen, present, and connect at #psynom24 (@psychonomicsociety.bsky.social)! 🤓📊
#conference #psychology #NYC #Psychonomics
It was wonderful to catch up with old friends &meet new ones at #psynom24! 🗽🌎
Big thanks to the organizers @psychonomicsociety.bsky.social for a seamless &inspiring event.
Special thanks to #WomWoM for the amazing meetups!
To everyone who made the event warm, friendly, and inclusive: THANK YOU. 💛
Thank you @psychonomicsociety.bsky.social for an excellent #psynom24 in NYC! Proud to make it into the Saturday highlights, great writeup here www.psychonomic.org/page/2024Sat...
Thanks to all who made the #psynom24 65th Annual Meeting in the Big Apple unforgettable! See you in Denver next year. buff.ly/49pjpD3
Just wrapped up an inspiring weekend at #psynom24 ! Grateful for the engaging discussions and new connections. Ready to dive back into research with fresh perspectives!
Thanks for everyone in @psychonomicsociety.bsky.social
Had a great time at #psynom24 and was very proud of my wonderful @ucc.bsky.social PhD students John, Cian & Didier sharing their research on deepfakes, conspiracy theories and misinformation! Next conference for me is #sarmac2025 - abstracts due this weekend! @officialsarmac.bsky.social
I had an amazing time at #Psynom24 in New York
City 🏙️, where I presented work @pennypexman.bsky.social @rjbinney.bsky.social Emiko Muraki and I have conducted on the contributions of social experience to concept knowledge 🗣️ See our latest paper here: doi.org/10.1016/j.co...
A woman in a long coat and a cap stands on Brooklyn bridge. There are skyscrapers in the background.
NYC. It's been a blast.
#psynom24
Thanks to everybody who came along and checked out the poster last night! #psynom24
No one tells you how sweet it is to see your students shine during their 1st conference 🤩 #psynom24 was awesome & now we gotta get these 3 papers on SRL & desirable difficulties out into the world! So lucky to work with @arichmond10.bsky.social @xinranwendywang.bsky.social @serenaluo.bsky.social
A great time at #psynom24 seeing new science, presenting our recent work, and catching up with old friends!
Particularly grateful to have been selected for a PS/WiCS+ networking award for junior scientists, which helped me with attending this meeting - thank-you to the Women in Cognitive Science and @psychonomicsociety.bsky.social for the generous support! #psynom24
Headed home after a brilliant few days at #psynom24 - feeling inspired from all the great research that’s been discussed, and people I’ve been lucky enough to chat with; so much amazing work happening!
You know what's really good for the soul, a delicious brunch and good cocktails with an old friend who you haven't seen in far too long ❤️ Feeling refreshed as I head home after a successful #psynom24
An opening slide showing the title "A novel approach to community building and open source development"
Last talk. last session. Save the best till last ? 🤣💪 #psynom24
Anna Blumenthal presenting "ZolaBongo" a project we've been working together on to use @psychopy.bsky.social to test remote populations via tablets and touchscreens without internet.
Story so far... It works ! Watch this space 👀👀
🌟 That’s a wrap for #psynom24! Hope everyone had an amazing time in NYC, filled with inspiring talks, new connections, and lots of learning. 🧠✨ Safe travels home, and see you all next year for the 66th Psychonomics in Denver! 🎉 (posted by Mengyan/Lilith)
🗣️ Ending #psynom24 with Annie Gilbert’s talk on bilingualism and code-switching! 🧠 Using ERPs, they show how language experience affects processing of lexical insertions during code-switching. A fascinating look into bilingual speech processing! (posted by Mengyan/Lilith)
Group photo at the 65th Annual Meeting of the Psychonomic Society
That’s a wrap. Had a terrific time at #psynom24 reconnecting with old friends and meeting new ones. @psychonomicsociety.bsky.social @ngaspelin.bsky.social
Stairs and lake in Central Park
Older NY building in foreground and glass high-rise in background
Lake in Central Park with buildings in distance
Psychonomics done and dusted, so it's time to explore NY before heading back to the original York. Thanks for an unbelievably interesting and utterly exhausting conference! #psynom24
