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The Purdue CCNLAB is recruiting a new graduate student for Fall 2025!

Dr. Sebastien Helie is looking for new graduate students interested in problem solving, decision-making, or cognitive control. Dr. Helie supervises students in the Mathematical & Computational Psychology (MCP) program, the Cognitive Psychology program, and the Neuroscience and Behavior program. This year, priority will be given to applications in the MCP program, but my interest is to recruit the best applicant regardless of which program the applicant is from. The Department of Psychological Sciences at Purdue University is consistently ranked among the top 50 in the US, and the CCNLAB has been doing cutting-edge research using various behavioral, neuroscientific, and computational methodologies. Interested students should contact Prof. Helie at shelie@purdue.edu.

Congratulation to Dr. Qi Zhong!

Dr. Zhong succesfully defended her dissertation titled "The horizontal spatial-musical association of response code (SMARC) effect: Effects of the tone laterality and musical experience" in June 2024. She obtained a doctorate in Cognitive Psychology from the Department of Psychological Sciences at Purdue University. We wish her the best in her future career. Congratulation!

Congratulation to Dr. Li Xin Lim!

Dr. Lim succesfully defended her dissertation titled "The interaction of working memory and uncertainty (mis)estimation in context-dependent outcome estimation" in December 2023. She obtained a doctorate in Mathematical and Computational Cognitive Science from the Department of Psychological Sciences at Purdue University. We wish her the best in her future career that will no doubt have a high impact on research. Congratulation!

The Purdue CCNLAB is recruiting a new graduate student for Fall 2024!

Dr. Sébastien Hélie is looking for new graduate students interested in problem solving, decision-making, or cognitive control. Dr. Hélie supervises students in the Mathematical & Computational Psychology (MCP) program, the Cognitive Psychology program, and the Neuroscience and Behavior program. This year, priority will be given to applications in the MCP program, but my interest is to recruit the best applicant regardless of which program the applicant is from. The Department of Psychological Sciences at Purdue University is consistently ranked among the top 50 in the US, and the CCNLAB has been doing cutting-edge research using various behavioral, neuroscientific, and computational methodologies. Interested students should contact Prof. Hélie at shelie@purdue.edu.

Congratulation to Alyssa Randez who won a 2023 J. Frank Yates Student Conference Award from the Psychonomic Society!

Alyssa Randez, a graduate student in the Cognitive Psychology graduate program was awarded a 2023 J. Frank Yates Student Conference Award by the Psychonomic Society for her poster titled "Cognitive Effort-Based Decision-Making & Individual Differences in Task Preferences". Come meet her at the conference in November. Congratulation Aly!


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