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I am looking for full-time opportunities starting in Spring 2023 and am interested in maintaining virtual education agents. Can you discuss in more detail what the virtual agents at ETS specifically do and what opportunities may be available in this area?

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I am wondering if ETS promotes hiring of employees from outside US. Can you speak on the diversity of your colleagues in your team at ETS?

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Are you encouraged to publish at ETS?

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Can you pursue some research of your interests at ETS within the job scope?

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Do you have thoughts about what the CogSci community could do to better support international students?

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In your positions, what % of time do you spend on research versus on project management and other administrative tasks?

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What in your opinion are the most vital areas under AI Safety?

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Many funding agencies seem to focus on one country -- so are there funding opportunities that can support international cooperation?

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An evolving list resources for beginners in cognitive science: https://cskemp.github.io/cssinternational/cogsciresources.html

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This page aims to list resources that are useful for people who are relatively new to Cognitive Science, including students from universities that offer few programs or courses related to Cognitive Science.

The list below was compiled in 2021/2022 by Abhilasha Kumar, Charles Kemp and Eva Wittenberg with the help of many cognitive scientists who responded to a survey circulated on social media.

Books

Anderson & Rosenfeld (eds), Neurocomputing: Foundations of research

Baron, Thinking and Deciding

Boden, Mind as Machine: A History of Cognitive Science. Vol 1. Vol 2

Eysenck & Keane, Cognitive psychology: A students' handbook

Galotti, Cognitive psychology in and out of the laboratory

Gazzaniga, Cognitive Neuroscience: The biology of the mind.

Osherson, ed, An Invitation to Cognitive Science.

O'Reilly, Munakata, Frank, Hazy et al, Computational Cognitive Neuroscience

Posner, ed Foundations of Cognitive Science

Purves et al, Neuroscience

Smith & Kosslyn, Cognitive psychology: mind and brain

Stillings et al, Cognitive Science: An Introduction.

Wilson & Keil, ed The MIT Encyclopedia of the Cognitive Sciences.

Mentorship

reviewer zero, which provides feedback on work before it is submitted for publication

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This page aims to list resources that are useful for people who are relatively new to Cognitive Science, including students from universities that offer few programs or courses related to Cognitive Science. The list below was compiled in 2021/2022 by Abhilasha Kumar, Charles Kemp and Eva Wittenberg with the help of many cognitive scientists who responded to a survey circulated on social media.

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What do you think are the skills one need to focus on/develop during their PhD to come back to Indian academia and start a lab, especially in a field (Evolutionary cognition) that has very few people working on it?

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A program for early career researchers to present remote talks in hosting labs around the world: https://cskemp.github.io/labexchange/index.html

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This program aims to match presenters with labs that are willing to host a remote presentation. The goal is to provide a mechanism for early career researchers to build connections with labs and researchers in other parts of the world. The program is open to researchers from every country and from every area of cognitive science.

Presenters

If you have an idea or a new set of findings that you'd like to present at a lab meeting, you can write an "ad" expressing your interest and describing what your presentation might cover. The current list of presenters is here. Regardless of whether or not you've submitted an ad, feel free to contact a host directly if you'd like to present in that person's lab meeting.

Faculty members

If you are willing to host a remote presenter in your lab meeting, you can be listed as a potential host. The list of hosts is here.

How to sign up

Please add your ad or lab description to this Google doc, then e-mail Charles at c.kemp@unimelb.edu.au asking him to update the webpage accordingly.

This program is maintained by Eva Wittenberg, Abhilasha Kumar and Charles Kemp, and modeled after a program initiated by Ellen Lau for the Human Sentence Processing community. Please get in touch with any one of us if you have ideas to share.

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This program aims to match presenters with labs that are willing to host a remote presentation. The goal is to provide a mechanism for early career researchers to build connections with labs and researchers in other parts of the world. The program is open to researchers from every country and from every area of cognitive science.

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How should people prepare for the interview process?

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Can you expand on your comment regarding your difficult interview process with DeepMind, and what did you learn from that experience?

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Would you consider running an academic twitter tutorial? (how to set up a productive feed that will help your research, etc.)

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Things to consider while moving to another country

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Things to consider while moving to another country

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Can you expand on what you mean by thinking about additional things while contemplating moving to another country for grad school?