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www-personal.umich.edu/~cjbest
Christopher Best
Christopher Best cjbest@umich.edu School Not School Running I am a PhD student in Industrial and Operations Engineering at the University of Michigan. My advisor is Yili Liu and I work on modeling problem-solving cognition. I am funded by a Department of Defense SMART scholarship. I am interested in human-computer-interaction, cognitive modeling, artificial intelligence and computer science. I received a bachelor's degree in Computer Science from U-M in 2007 and a master's degree in Computer
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people.virginia.edu/~jbe6c
Jennifer Elliott's Actions Speak Louder Than Words
Jennifer B. Elliott Welcome! Currently, I am working towards completing my dissertation for my Ph.D. in STEM Education in the Curry School of Education at the University of Virginia. As a former teacher, with a background in psychology, specifically, neuropsychology, the way that people learn has always been a fascination for me. I am intrigued by cognition and the many ways in which people learn. In particular, I have an interest in visual learning and memory, which I currently study
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carleton.ca/ace
Advanced Cognitive Engineering Laboratory (ACE Lab) | Carleton University
The Advanced Cognitive Engineering Laboratory (ACE Lab) is associated with the Visualization and Simulation (VSIM) Centre at Carleton University. The mission of the VSIM ACE Lab is to discover fundamental principles of human perception and cognition and to apply these principles to the design, implementation and evaluation of advanced human-machine systems
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homepages.inf.ed.ac.uk/srenals
Steve Renals
Steve Renals Professor of Speech Technology, School of Informatics Director, Institute of Language, Cognition, and Computation Member, Centre for Speech Technology Research University of Edinburgh Home CSTR ILCC Research People & Projects Publications Teaching Bio Tweets Contact NST Ultrax MultiMemo Home SSPNet SCALE New Several available research positions in the areas of speech recognition and speech synthesis. Natural Speech Technology (NST): EPSRC Programme Grant with Cambridge and
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capcognition.blogspot.com
Capricious Cognition
skip to main | skip to sidebar Capricious Cognition Capricious -- subject to, or indicative of, a whim; witty; impulsive and unpredictable Cognition -- perception as it relates to knowledge "a glimpse inside the randomness that is my mind" Random Flashba