Reading Science Geeks
@readinggeeks.bsky.social
We’re a group of Sydney-based researchers who are passionate about reading science!
See https://www.readingsciencegeeks.com/ for our projects, publication, and more importantly, upcoming research talks and discussions (every fornightly in a hybrid mode)!
See https://www.readingsciencegeeks.com/ for our projects, publication, and more importantly, upcoming research talks and discussions (every fornightly in a hybrid mode)!
Congratulations to @adambull1.bsky.social, who just published his first #cogsci2025 paper on “Oscillating Echoes: Primary Memory in MINERVA 2”!
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August 1, 2025 at 7:13 AM
Congratulations to @adambull1.bsky.social, who just published his first #cogsci2025 paper on “Oscillating Echoes: Primary Memory in MINERVA 2”!
Permalink: escholarship.org/uc/item/5b11... @cogscisociety.bsky.social
Permalink: escholarship.org/uc/item/5b11... @cogscisociety.bsky.social
Our recent publication on the morpheme-semantic priming of #Chinese and #English compound words is now out doi.org/10.1080/2327...!
It shows readers access morpheme meaning early in Chinese; the effect appears later in English, only when primes are visible, and in transparent compounds!
It shows readers access morpheme meaning early in Chinese; the effect appears later in English, only when primes are visible, and in transparent compounds!
June 24, 2025 at 11:32 PM
Our recent publication on the morpheme-semantic priming of #Chinese and #English compound words is now out doi.org/10.1080/2327...!
It shows readers access morpheme meaning early in Chinese; the effect appears later in English, only when primes are visible, and in transparent compounds!
It shows readers access morpheme meaning early in Chinese; the effect appears later in English, only when primes are visible, and in transparent compounds!
Samantha Curtis is talking about Priming the distractor reduces the Stroop interference effect by uncoupling the color and word! @expsyanz.bsky.social
June 20, 2025 at 2:05 AM
Samantha Curtis is talking about Priming the distractor reduces the Stroop interference effect by uncoupling the color and word! @expsyanz.bsky.social
A great reading and language session at @expsyanz.bsky.social!
June 19, 2025 at 12:37 AM
A great reading and language session at @expsyanz.bsky.social!