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Virtual Event: Careers in Data Science
IE University will host a virtual event, "Why Doctoral Students Make Great Data Scientists," at 6:30 pm GMT (12:30 pm EST) on Wednesday, July 15th, 2020. The talk, hosted by Inna Saboshchuk, a data scientist with a background in basic and applied social psychology, will provide an overview of some of the career options that exist for psychological scientists outside of academia, as well as an opportunity for students to ask any questions they may have on the topic. Register for this free event here.
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Recruit Online Participants with Children Helping Science
Children Helping Science is a new field-wide resource offered by the Parent and Researchers Collaborative (PaRC) to assist researchers in recruiting online participants by making it easy for parents to find online studies. For more information, go to childrenhelpingscience.com or learn more about the PaRC here.
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Call for Abstracts: Behavior, Energy, and Climate Change 2020 Conference
The Behavior, Energy, and Climate Change (BECC) 2020 Conference is accepting abstracts for posters, individual presentations, and panels through April 1, 2020. BECC, to be held December 6-9 in Washington, DC, presents behavioral research on how to encourage behavior change for energy and carbon savings, how to evaluate these programs, how to understand why individuals and groups change, and how to make these transitions in fair and equitable ways. Student fellowships are available for the conference through the Stanford University. The conference is co-convened by Berkeley Energy and Climate Institute and Stanford Institute for Economic Policy Research.
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Consortium of European Research on Emotion
The Consortium of European Research on Emotion (CERE) 2020 Conference in Granada, Spain, will run June 5-6. The deadline for abstract submission has been extended from January 15th to January 31th (23:59 CET). Abstracts can be submitted on the CERE 2020 submissions page.
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Multinomial Processing Tree Modeling Workshop
A Multinomial Processing Tree (MPT) Modeling preconference workshop will run March 21 to March 22, 2020 at the 62nd Conference of Experimental Psychologists in Jena, Germany. The two-day workshop will provide a systematic and application-oriented overview of the basics and the most recent developments in MPT modeling. For more information, visit the MPT modeling workshop page. This workshop is supported by the William K. & Katherine W. Estes Fund, a fund jointly overseen by APS and the Psychonomic Society to support summer schools and workshops offering training in mathematical and computational modeling.
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2020 Society for Affective Science Conference
The Society for Affective Science Conference will be help April 23 - 25, 2020 in San Francisco, CA. For more information, visit society-for-affective-science.org.
