Laura Schreibman wins Chancellor’s Excellence Award

Dr. Schreibman received the 2012 Excellence Award for Research in Humanities and Social Sciences, one of six prestigious Chancellor’s Associates Faculty Excellence Awards that are given annually to UCSD professors.

Larry Squire

Larry Squire receives the National Academy of Sciences Award for Scientific Reviewing

A leader in the field of memory and foremost expert in the anatomical and functional basis of mammalian memory, Squire is honored for “his prolific and comprehensive reviews on memory research, for his seminal books that are standards in the field, and critical reviews of books on neuroscience.” READ MORE >>

Adam Aron receives 2012 Young Investigator Award from CNS

Dr Aron will be honored at the Society's annual meeting in March this year in Chicago. The award is given “to recognize the outstanding contributions by scientists early in their careers.” READ MORE >>

Diana Deutsch

Diana Deutsch in Scientific American Mind

Diana Deutsch has been awarded the Science Writing Award for Professionals in Acoustics by the Acoustical Society of America for her article in Scientific American Mind, "Speaking in Tones". READ ARTICLE >>

Are Men Funnier Than Women?

A recent study by Psychology alumna and current post-doc Laura Mickes, with Prof. Nicholas Christenfeld, addresses the question. READ MORE >>

Mental abacus does away with words

Study on “mental abacus,” coauthored by David Barner, was featured in New Scientist >>

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More News & Events

  • Hal Pashler in California Watch

    California Watch ran story on report, led by Hal Pashler of Psychology, saying there is little scientific evidence to support the theory of “learning styles”.

  • Leslie Carver & Karen Dobkins featured on KPBS

    Leslie Carver (pictured left) and Karen Dobkins interviewed on KPBS “Midday Edition”. They coauthored a large study led by UC Davis showing that autism risk in sibling is much higher than previously thought.

  • Karen Dobkins

    Karen Dobkins & Katie Wagner featured in Scientific American Mind

    Karen Dobkins (pictured left) and PhD student Katie Wagner were featured in an article in Scientific American Mind. Their study supports the long- speculated hypothesis that infants have synesthesia, or blended senses.

Department Events >>

  • Talk
    • Tamar Gollan, UCSD Psychiatry
    • Topic: Bilingualism in Aging & Dementia: Evidence for Language-Specific Control Mechanism
    • Monday, Feb 13, 12 PM (Crick)
    • Personal webpage
  • Colloquium
    • Leslie Carver, UCSD Psychology
    • Topic: Factors affecting the Development of individual differences in long-term memory at the end of the first year of life
    • Thursday, Feb 9, 4 PM (Crick Room)
  • Cognitive Neural Systems (CNS) Seminar
    • Paula Tallal, Rutgers University
    • Tuesday, Feb 14th, 12 PM (Crick)
    • CNS Page