Connectionists: NIH Workshop: Insights Into Cognitive And Neural Function Through Eye Tracking

[Francisco Pereira]

Topic: Upcoming NIH Workshop: Insights Into Cognitive And Neural
Function Through Eye Tracking

The Center for Multimodal Neuroimaging (CMN; cmn.nimh.nih.gov) and the
fMRI Core Facility (FMRIF; fmrif.nimh.nih.gov) are proud to announce
our upcoming workshop September 4-5 on “Insights Into Cognitive And
Neural Function Through Eye Tracking”. The workshop brings together
ten experts (8 extramural, 2 intramural) linking together eye tracking
and cognition. An introduction to the workshop will be provided by Dr.
Chris Baker.

On Wednesday, September 4th, speakers will present their research into
theory and methods from 9am – 5pm, full schedule available soon. On
September 5th, the speakers will take part in a roundtable
specifically tailored to NIH trainees from 9am – 12pm (noon). This is
an ideal opportunity for trainees to connect with experts and get
advice on training and career development.

The workshop will be held on the NIH Bethesda campus in Building 40
and simultaneously streamed on zoom. Recordings will be available
later on NIH VideoCast and YouTube.  More information can be found on
our website:

https://cmn.nimh.nih.gov/cmnworkshop2024