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CLC Lab Computational language & cognition lab: hillcrest 300 [email protected] Interested in memory and Language research? We are looking for motivated undergraduate research assistants for 2009 to help with laboratory research in language, memory, reading, and attention Research projects The computational language and cognition laboratory conducts experiments with human participants to develop and test computational theories of knowledge and language learning Our current projects are: • Inductive learning • Visual attention in sentence processing • Knowledge acquisition • Various simulation models Get involved If you are a motivated student, you can join the lab for credit by enrolling in psych 493/494/495 (psychology) or q493/495 (cognitive science), or we may hire you as a paid research assistant • Gain invaluable experience for graduate school • See if a career in research is right for you Responsibilities Qualifications • Human subject running • • Experiment design and analysis Interest in language learning and memory • Dependability and initiative Weekly lab meetings • Computer experience • Programming skills a plus • Get in touch with us: Dr. Michael Jones Office: PSY 357 Phone: [phone] [email protected] If you are interested and think you might like to join the lab, get in touch with dr. Michael Jones at 856.1490 or [email protected] or go to our website for more info: http://www.indiana.edu/~clcl/