Hi My lab will be hiring this year. The ad is here: search.bwh.harvard.edu/new/Job_post.h… If your network reaches graduate college seniors, please feel encouraged to share, tweet, tic or tok or whatever.

Guided Search 6.0 is now published: Available to answer your questions about visual search and/or to help you to a good night’s sleep: rdcu.be/ceRFq #GuidedSearch

Did you know that the Jeremy Wolfe paper on Guided Search 2.0 is #psynomPBR most cited paper? Guided Search 6.0 was recently released - so get your update! New post by Anna Kosovicheva @benwolfevision #psynomPBR #visualsearch #guidedsearch Springer Psychology featuredcontent.psychonomic.org/guided-search-…

I have a short “Dispatch” in Current Biology, highlighting a fine new paper from Miguel Eckstein’s lab. Wanyi Liu’s cat serves to illustrate how we can miss what is right in front of our eyes. Even my non-science friends might enjoy the demo. authors.elsevier.com/a/1ciLa3QW8Rwm…

Happy to share our new work in Psych Research: Foraging behavior in visual search: A review of theoretical and mathematical models in humans and animals. rdcu.be/chc5y Thanks Springer Psychology Thanks MarcosB...On the way to get the Ph.D.!🙂 Thanks co-author ManuelS too!🙂

Great juxtaposition of posts in my twitter feed. Congrats to Irene. Anna just needs to get that cat to sort colored shapes!

viewer.zmags.com/publication/cd… The invisible gorilla is back! Shout out to Trafton Drew and, especially, to Lauren Williams for being the subject of a nice piece in the Radiology press.

Face perception folks....spread the word: psychonomic.org/page/CRPIFaceC…

Actually, spread the word, even if you aren't a face person. I mean...you can have a face and everything...but...well, you know what I mean....maybe...psychonomic.org/page/CRPIFaceC…

I am proud to report that the newest journal of Psychonomic Society #CRPI has its first 2 year impact factor of 3.7 (A very credible number...go team)

It is not a mask mandate…..it is an extension! Face Mask special issue of Cognitive Research: Principles and Implications (CRPI) deadline extended October 15, 2021 For details see psychonomic.org/page/CRPIFaceC… Psychonomic Society

Here is Figure 1 ... If you have a toddler with scientific interests. authors.elsevier.com/c/1e3e~9jMU1CHh

Following previous work (doi.org/10.1167/jov.20…), we want to explore the dimensions of “shape space” by measuring the 79800 pairwise similarities between 400 shape items. Any ideas on shape items to add/change? Thanks!

I want to thank Erik Duhaime and Centaur Labs centaurlabs.com for making it possible to collect > 300,000 trials of data in 6 days(!) on the effects of disease prevalence and feedback on decisions about skin lesions. The results out today in CRPI. …itiveresearchjournal.springeropen.com/articles/10.11…

What do typos have to do with gorillas in a lung CT? Find out in our new article in Trends in Cognitive Sciences . It is all part of Normal Blindness. Check it out. Anna Kosovicheva Dr Ben Wolfe authors.elsevier.com/a/1fS6c4sIRvLY…

Normal blindness: when we Look But Fail To See ‘Review’ by Jeremy Wolfe Anna Kosovicheva Dr Ben Wolfe, bit.ly/3Q0lB8Y

Happy to share our new publication on Quitting rules in foraging in development (finally!) with Adrián Muñoz García, Elena Pérez-Hernández & Jeremy Wolfe published in Cognitive Development. Wanna read it?...Here: authors.elsevier.com/sd/article/S08…

You will find how quitting rules governing foraging search operate relatively early in development, suggesting that they must be quite basic aspects of human cognition.

featuredcontent.psychonomic.org/misses-are-up-… Ben Wolfe & Anna Kosovicheva talking about our recent paper ... includes discussion of moose

Good piece in the Boston Globe about our new article in Current Biology bostonglobe.com/2023/01/25/met… thank you Jessica Bartlett.