On Friday October 27th at 12:15 we are launching the “Cogs” discussion group at YNiC.
Cogs runs alongside existing YNiC events and is intended to help build an inclusive research culture by welcoming people to the centre and talking about new and exciting ideas in cognitive neuroscience.
This could include talking about recent papers or new tools, but beyond that we’re pretty open-minded, so the first meeting will be a chance to share your thoughts on the format and what we can do to make it work best for you.
Cogs is open to everyone with an interest in cognitive neuroscience research, whether that’s undergraduates or masters students running projects at YNiC, PhD students, postdocs, academic staff and the YNiC team.
This semester Cogs sessions will start at 12.15 on alternate weeks
Semester 1, Week 5, October 27th 12.15 Inaugural welcome and discussion
Further dates this semester - presenters/topics to be announced in due course (let us know if you want to present, now or in the future)
Semester 1, Week 6, November 10th 12.15 Semester 1, Week 8, November 24th 12.15 Semester 1, Week 10, December 8th 12.15
This timetable will be reviewed at the end of the semester, so let us know if it works/doesn't work for you and we'll try to take that into account.
Tom (YNiC Community Coordinator) & Beth (Co-Director, YNiC)
Email cogs@ynic.york.ac.uk with your thoughts and suggestions for topics/presenters.
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Dr Tom Hartley (Senior Lecturer)
Dept. of Psychology, University of York, Heslington, York, YO10 5DD, UK
+44 1904 322903
https://www-users.york.ac.uk/~th512 http://www-users.york.ac.uk/~th512
https://www.york.ac.uk/psychology/staff/faculty/th512/ http://www.york.ac.uk/psychology/staff/faculty/th512/
Just a reminder about the Cognitive Neuroscience discussion group "Cogs" that is starting in YNiC Open Plan at 12:15 today. Hope to see many of you here :) The plan for today is to work out how we want the group to run, so if you can't make the meeting and have any ideas about that, please *email cogs@ynic.york.ac.uk cogs@ynic.york.ac.uk* Any offers to lead discussions etc are very welcome. People are also free to come in and out of the group depending on interests and time constraints. We want it to be very informal. Thanks! Beth and Tom
On Thu, 19 Oct 2023 at 18:06, Tom Hartley tom.hartley@york.ac.uk wrote:
On Friday October 27th at 12:15 we are launching the “Cogs” discussion group at YNiC.
Cogs runs alongside existing YNiC events and is intended to help build an inclusive research culture by welcoming people to the centre and talking about new and exciting ideas in cognitive neuroscience.
This could include talking about recent papers or new tools, but beyond that we’re pretty open-minded, so the first meeting will be a chance to share your thoughts on the format and what we can do to make it work best for you.
Cogs is open to everyone with an interest in cognitive neuroscience research, whether that’s undergraduates or masters students running projects at YNiC, PhD students, postdocs, academic staff and the YNiC team.
This semester Cogs sessions will start at 12.15 on alternate weeks
Semester 1, Week 5, October 27th 12.15 Inaugural welcome and discussion
Further dates this semester - presenters/topics to be announced in due course (let us know if you want to present, now or in the future)
Semester 1, Week 6, November 10th 12.15 Semester 1, Week 8, November 24th 12.15 Semester 1, Week 10, December 8th 12.15
This timetable will be reviewed at the end of the semester, so let us know if it works/doesn't work for you and we'll try to take that into account.
Tom (YNiC Community Coordinator) & Beth (Co-Director, YNiC)
Email cogs@ynic.york.ac.uk with your thoughts and suggestions for topics/presenters.
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Dr Tom Hartley (Senior Lecturer)
Dept. of Psychology, University of York, Heslington, York, YO10 5DD, UK
+44 1904 322903
https://www-users.york.ac.uk/~th512 http://www-users.york.ac.uk/~th512
https://www.york.ac.uk/psychology/staff/faculty/th512/ http://www.york.ac.uk/psychology/staff/faculty/th512/
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