The 2020 eye tracking course will be taught by Elizabeth Schotter, University of South Florida, from February 10 to February 14. Meetings will happen daily, from 2pm to 4pm, and there might be some extra, hands-on axctivity. More details about the course are in the CNS Calendar page. 

All the SISSA PhD students (especially those in the first year) and Trento master students are encouraged to attend.

In this course we go together over a set of human cognition data, trying to extract reliable inferences from it. If it sounds very general, that's exactly it—you can think of this course as a series of hands-on meetings on what is our everyday task as scientists, that is, transforming experimental data into solid science (which is somewhat correlated to have a publishable paper, or a solid chance to get your PhD ;-)).

The aim of this course is to help improve one’s scientific writing, oral and poster presentations by introducing rules of style to communicate in a concise, clear and convincing way and rules for effective slide and poster preparation and speech delivery.