Jessica Diaz
@drjessicadiaz.bsky.social
Lecturer in psychology in Birmingham City University. Research interests in cognitive neuroscience, human perceptual learning, neural plasticity, decision-making, and cognitive development. Personal academic website: https://www.jessicadiaz.org/
How can machine learning help us understand psychology better? 🧠🤖
We’ll explore this in our free online event:
Machine Learning Applications in Psychology Using Large Datasets.
18 Sept 2025 | 11:00–12:00 (UK) www.bps.org.uk/event/machin...
We’ll explore this in our free online event:
Machine Learning Applications in Psychology Using Large Datasets.
18 Sept 2025 | 11:00–12:00 (UK) www.bps.org.uk/event/machin...
Machine Learning Applications in Psychology Using Large Datasets | BPS
Each speaker will give a 15-minute talk on how to apply machine learning techniques to large datasets in psychological research.
www.bps.org.uk
September 17, 2025 at 11:01 AM
How can machine learning help us understand psychology better? 🧠🤖
We’ll explore this in our free online event:
Machine Learning Applications in Psychology Using Large Datasets.
18 Sept 2025 | 11:00–12:00 (UK) www.bps.org.uk/event/machin...
We’ll explore this in our free online event:
Machine Learning Applications in Psychology Using Large Datasets.
18 Sept 2025 | 11:00–12:00 (UK) www.bps.org.uk/event/machin...
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Join @drjessicadiaz.bsky.social as she chairs her first event for The British Psychological Society 🧠
Dr Diaz was recently appointed as the first female chair of the Mathematical, Statistical and Computing Psychology Section for the BPS.
Dr Diaz was recently appointed as the first female chair of the Mathematical, Statistical and Computing Psychology Section for the BPS.
September 16, 2025 at 11:41 AM
Join @drjessicadiaz.bsky.social as she chairs her first event for The British Psychological Society 🧠
Dr Diaz was recently appointed as the first female chair of the Mathematical, Statistical and Computing Psychology Section for the BPS.
Dr Diaz was recently appointed as the first female chair of the Mathematical, Statistical and Computing Psychology Section for the BPS.