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Home pages of Cognitive Scientists that contain significant information about the individuals work and/or give online access to it.

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• - Neuroscience and consciousness.
  
• - Graduate student at the Thurstone Psychometric Laboratory of the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill.
  
• - Finnish Psychologist with interests in psychophysiology, preception, education, and "the theory of the organism-environment system".
  
• - Theoretical neurophysiologist and popularizer. Author of "The Cerebral Code," "How Brains Think," "Conversations with Neil's Brain" and "A Brain for All Seasons," amongst other works.
  
• - One of the pioneers of Artificial Intelligence research. Creator of LISP.
  
• - Influential researcher on perception and perceptual illusion. Site gives access to selected publications as well as his CV and animated demonstrations of significant illusions.
  
• - Psychology of reasoning and logical thinking, mental models, AI.
  
• - Perceptual bases of cognition, situated conceptualization, dynamic representations of concepts, frames, category learning, event memory.
  
• - Connectionism and philosophy of cognitive science (Univ. de Liège, Belgium)
  
• - Embodied cognition in autonomous robots. (MIT, USA).
  
• - "Animate vision". Computational theories of the brain with emphasis on human vision. (Univ. of Rochester, USA)
  
• - A graduate student in the Complex Systems and Brain Sciences program at Florida Atlantic University, working on neuroimaging of complex systems and neural networks of cognition.
  
• - External representations; human-computer interaction; human factors; medical informatics
  
• - Bibliography and online articles by this distinguished Consciousness researcher, phenomenologist, and neuroscientist. In both French and English.
  
• - Perceptual grouping.
  
• - Imagination, mental imagery, consciousness. Curriculum Vitae with links to published and unpublished writings.
  
• - Graduate student at University of Osnabrück, Germany. Interested in emotion and cognition, human machine interaction, mental models, unconscious processes, dual processes of thought.
  
• - Cognitive psychology of visual cognition, including attention, imagery, and object recognition.
  
• - One of the pioneers and most creative thinkers of Artificial Intelligence research.
  
• - Categorical perception, Cognitive Theory. Editor of Behavioral and Brain Sciences and the e-journal Psycoloquy, and a strong advocate of online publication, sponsoring the online archive CogPrints. The page also gives access to threaded discussions betwee
  
• - Representation in everyday activity, cognitive complexity.
  
• - Active vision and visuo-motor coordination in natural situations, robot vision.
  
• - Psychology of memory, false memory, eyewitness testimony.
  
• - Educational psychology. Darwinian approaches. (Univ. of Illinois, USA)
  
• - Graduate student at the University of Connecticut, working on the relationship between reading development, phonology, and motor coordination.
  
• - Artificial intelligence, multi-agent systems, and connectionist models and hybrid systems. Computational approaches to consciousness, commonsense reasoning, learning and skill acquisition in humans and machines.
  
• - Scene perception, eye movements, chronometry of information processing (no longer active in cognitive research).
  
• - Neurophysiology of consciousness, considered as an active process. Implications of this view for understanding autism. (Danish Technical University, Denmark)
  
• - A leading researcher in connectionism.
  
• - Mental imagery, perception.
  
• - Visual attention and preattention, critique of "pictorial" theories of mental imagery, foundational issues in the computational theory of the architecture of cognition.
  
• - Scientific discovery and reasoning (especially in molecular biology); visual, causal, abductive, and analogical reasoning; gender differences in reasoning; science education; mental models; invivo cognition; visualization. (Dartmouth College.)
  
• - Mobile robots and their psychology.
  
• - Visual perception: "change blindness" (nice animated demos), active perception, eye movements, consciousness, and "the world as external memory".
  
• - Information about Scaruffi's research and teaching activities in Cognitive Science, Psychology of Consciousness and Philosophy of Mind, and links to his papers, and to his annotated bibliography of cognitive science, artificial intelligence, neurobiology,
  
  

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