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We (Dustin Thoman, Jessi L. Smith, Miguel T. Villodas) wrote about creating inclusive research labs with student onboarding materials for Nature Reviews Psychology. We are incredibly grateful to our editor Teresa Schubert. Read the short article here: rdcu.be/c5Ztf

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Thrilled & grateful to NEI for the lab’s first #R01 to study the variability of brain reorganization in blindness! Thanks to my collaborators and many mentors (many off twitter/Mast), and reach out to me if you want to work together on this project – I’m recruiting!

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March is a bit of an emotional month for me so I thought I'd share a bit of personal history to normalize struggle in academia — and​ show​ that things can get better. 🧵

On my way to Society for Research in Child Development ! I love to chat with researchers at any level, just send me a DM and we can set up a time. 🤓

Support trans youth! Support them because Republican-led states have been passing extreme laws that are denying them gender-affirming care and ignoring their true identities. Support them because:

Check out our upcoming webinar for students and early career researchers, offered in partnership with @SocietySpark this June — hope to see you there!

I saw this behavior in person but it's still astonishing every time I think about it. No awareness of the swan, but very aware of the red color. 🤯 Check out the preprint linked at the beginning of the thread for more detail!

Hidden curriculum question #281: Did you apply to other jobs when going up for tenure? Why or why not? How did you time it? Any other tips for first-gen academics?

Our Senior Editor will be at CogSci Society this week and Society for Applied Research in Memory & Cognition in two weeks! Reach out if you’d like to meet with her to discuss your research or the journal.

There are many biases in peer review. Shifting peer review culture to be more fair and inclusive requires changes at multiple levels. We highlight how faculty mentors can use their power to enact such change. Read more in our paper Nature Reviews Psychology! rdcu.be/drnHL

TOMORROW's the day! We can't wait for this collab with Black In Neuro 🧠 where members of our team Mariam Aly and @MattGoldrick will talk about navigating peer review. Register today to join us!

Grad students of color face a "double cultural taxation" - both direct cultural taxation and the downstream effects of cultural taxation placed on faculty of color. We address these issues in our new piece in NRP: rdcu.be/dswps Emily Satinsky Adrelys Mateo Santana, M.S. Nature Reviews Psychology

Our review exploring the development of visual object recognition is officially out in Nature Reviews Psychology ! Here we draw on cognitive, computational, and neuroscience literatures to examine how humans develop robust object recognition abilities starting in infancy

📢July issue is live! Cover: Understanding musical rhythm, beat and metre🥁 Also in this issue: 🥾💬syntactic bootstrapping & language learning 🫢😲🤯psychosocial implications of awe 🥸identity concealment Read more: bit.ly/3VWsVH9

🚨Calling psych PhD students and postdocs! 🚨Want to highlight a paper that had a big impact, doesn't get enough attention, or drew you to the field? Apply to write a Journal Club article with us! nature.com/articles/s4415… 1/3