Are you interested in adding Bayesian analyses to your next project so you can finally start interpreting your null results? Then join us tomorrow where Dr. Johnny van Doorn from @jaspstats.bsky.social will give a workshop how easy Bayesian stats can be using JASP! Sign up below!
Our upcoming (NSF-funded) OPAM workshop will feature Dr Johnny van Doorn (of University of Amsterdam) presenting on the theory and practice of Bayesian statistics (using JASP software). Please register and join us for the workshop (on January 26th), here: www.opamconference.com/online-works...
Our upcoming (NSF-funded) OPAM workshop will feature Dr Johnny van Doorn (of University of Amsterdam) presenting on the theory and practice of Bayesian statistics (using JASP software). Please register and join us for the workshop (on January 26th), here: www.opamconference.com/online-works...
And our next workshop will be in January where Johnny van Doorn from @jaspstats.bsky.social will show us just how easy Bayesian statistics can be. See more info using the link below:
www.opamconference.com/online-works...
Happy holidays from OPAM!
Are you interested in adding individual differences analyses to your next project but dont know where to start? Then join us tomorrow where @drjt.bsky.social will give us a workshop on the what, why, and how of individual differences research! Sign up below! www.opamconference.com/workshops-su...
The next installment of our NSF-funded OPAM workshop series will feature Dr Jason Tsukahara (of the University of Miami) presenting his workshop on researching individual differences (on December 9th). Visit the website (opamconference.com) to register for the free Zoom session.
And if you dont have time tomorrow morning, then as usual we will post the video of this workshop on our website so you can catch it at another time! (and as always, our workshops are totally free!)
Friendly reminder that the Object Perception, Attention, and Memory conference has a new "Lunch with an Expert” initiative where you can be paired with an expert and have the chance to ask them questions while enjoying a free lunch! Register (and please share!): docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F...
Do you want to know how or why you should preregister your next experiment? Then sign up for our next OPAM online workshop (hosted by @carohautekiet.bsky.social on October 8th) using the link below!
vu-live.zoom.us/webinar/regi...
We will also make a recording of the workshop available on our website afterwards so you can learn about preregistrations even if you cant join the event in person!
Make sure you register for this year's OPAM and join us to hear what will definitely be a great talk from Dr. Joy Geng on her research and stories from her career!
The keynote speaker at this year's @opam.bsky.social Object Perception, Attention, and Memory meeting will be Dr Joy J. Geng of UC Davis. We're thrilled to have Joy join us, discuss her research, and impart some wisdom that she's gained throughout her incredibly impressive career.
The keynote speaker at this year's @opam.bsky.social Object Perception, Attention, and Memory meeting will be Dr Joy J. Geng of UC Davis. We're thrilled to have Joy join us, discuss her research, and impart some wisdom that she's gained throughout her incredibly impressive career.
Interested in why/how to preregister your studies? Then join us online (10am EST) for our next OPAM workshop where @carohautekiet.bsky.social will answer all your questions!
And be sure to "preregister" your attendance on our website! (where the zoom link will be provided)
The next installment (October 8th) of our OPAM Training Workshop series will feature Dr Caro Hautekiet (of Vrije Universiteit), who will be discussing pre-registration and registered reports. Visit this page for info on all our (free!) workshops: www.opamconference.com/workshops-su...
Our third OPAM workshop on how to easily build reproducible manuscripts in R is now online! For those of you that missed it but want to learn how to make great looking manuscripts, check out the workshop given by @jgeller1phd.bsky.social at the link below!
www.opamconference.com/online-works...
We are one week away from our next OPAM online workshop! This one will feature Dr Jason Geller (Boston College) who will show us how to use Quarto to make beautiful manuscripts! To join this workshop, sign up via our website!
www.opamconference.com/workshops-su...
It used to only be the job of journals to make your manuscript look good. But as more and more researchers preprint their work to get their latest findings out faster and fulfil open science mandates, now more then ever it is up to researchers to ensure their manuscripts look publication ready
For many, making their manuscript look aesthetic seems like an unnecessary hassle, and there is no shortage of manuscripts online that look like they pulled directly form word and are intended for reviewers rather than being prepared for a larger audience
In this workshop, Jason will show us that making your manuscript look great doesnt need to be seen as a lot of extra work! Using services like Quarto mean it is just a matter of a few minutes and sometimes it will look even better than what the journals can do!
Heres a few OPAM updates! Firstly, if you want to watch a recording of our second workshop on how to run the best power analysis possible for your next experiment (via @cjungerius.bsky.social), it can now be viewed (with supporting code) on our website here!
www.opamconference.com/online-works...
Thirdly, we have not received too many applications for our professional development award so if you apply then your chances are good! We have increased our reward amount to $500 so if you submitted an OPAM abstract then consider talking to your supervisor about applying before July 31st!
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The OPAM 2025 Abstract deadline has been EXTENDED! Due to demand we will now accept submissions until the end of this Friday. But if you are planning to submit we still encourage you not to wait until the alst minute!
Hope to see you all in Denver!🏔️⛷️
OPAM33 abstract submissions are due in ONE WEEK (July 15th, 2025; last time zone on earth)! Abstracts can be submitted at our website: www.opamconference.com/abstract-sub..., and please see our OPAM 2025 conference page for additional instructions. We hope to see you all in Denver this November!
This Thursday we have our second OPAM online workshop! This one will address the best way to do power calculations to determine how many participants you should run in your next experiment - an increasingly important topic today! The talk will be given by @cjungerius.bsky.social from Cambridge!
The talk will take place via Zoom at 1pm EST. If you want to participate then make a profile on the new OPAM website! Everyone who has made a profile will get a zoom link on Wednesday.
www.opamconference.com
But if you cant make it on Thursday then no worries, this workshop as well as all other OPAM online workshops will also be posted online on our website to view anytime afterwards!
OPAM33 is now accepting abstract submissions for our conference this year and will be open until July 15th, 2025 (last time zone on earth)!
Abstracts can be submitted on our website: www.opamconference.com/abstract-sub.... Please see our OPAM 2025 conference page for additional instructions.
Join us tomorrow for our very first OPAM online workshop! In it @rebeccahirst.bsky.social will show us how Psychopy can be a useful tool for designing experiments both in person (with eyetracking!!) and online. The workshop will be completely free and a video will be posted online afterwards!
Head on over to our brand-new website opamconference.com to create a free account and register for our first free online workshop taking place later this month!
We are excited to welcome three new organizers joining our team this year: Hong Nguyen, Giovanna del Sordo, and Sisi Wang! They will be joining Dock Duncan, Noah Britt and William Narhi-Martinez to lead OPAM 2025 this year. Stay tuned for more announcements regarding our new website and workshops!
Vision scientists... I'm editing a special collection on eye-tracking in VR (at Scientific Reports). If you are interested, please consider submitting. Please also share this widely so we get some good submissions. Link and QR code below; deadline in November.
The Working Memory Symposium will return in 2025 (Tentative date: July 8-11)! We are now seeking a new post-doc organizer to join our organizing team. To apply, fill out the google form linked on our home page (www.wmsymposium.org) by March 16!
OPAM is looking for new organizers! We are seeking three new team members to help us run the next two iterations of OPAM. If you are interested, check out our website for more info! Deadline this year will be March 1st.
www.opam.net
OPAM is looking for new organizers! We are seeking three new team members to help us run the next two iterations of OPAM. If you are interested, check out our website for more info! Deadline this year will be March 1st.
www.opam.net
Hello world! We're excited to be on Bluesky after a social media hiatus. To kick things off, we're building a starter pack for attention researchers. Please suggest names here or via DM, and we'll add them! #AttentionResearchSkygo.bsky.app/CUyGE3q
Now that GW's Ph.D. application deadline has passed, its time to remind people about our new MS in Applied Psychology!
psychology.columbian.gwu.edu/ms-applied-p...
This is for those interested in gaining skills to advance their non-academic careers (NOT designed for clinical practice training.)
