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We attended the DNDA Conference in San Diego, CA
🌟 Exciting Highlights from the Don Norman Design Award (DNDA) Conference! 🌟
Jessica Sanchez Balandran and Prajina Edayath, research scholars from the Physical, Information, and Cognitive Human Factors Engineering (PIC-HFE) Research Laboratory at ...
Post · March 27, 2025
Welcoming a new lab member Juliana Guevara
In this new year, Celebrating our newest research scholar who recently joined our research team in the Physical, Information and Cognitive Human Factors Engineering (PIC-HFE) Research Laboratory at UTEP, Juliana (Juli) Guevara Mendoza.
Juli is a...
Post · March 27, 2025
BLOG POST: European identity in the European Year of Youth: Who are the young ‘Europeans’?
The Russian invasion of Ukraine has fuelled debate about who is ‘European’. Yet, European identity is an elusive construct. A European identity can offer a sense of belonging to a group larger than the nation, prompting solidarity with a larger c...
Post · March 27, 2025
BLOG POST: Reflections on the third annual COORDINATE summer school, Barcelona
My name is Isabelle Nic Craith, and I am a PhD researcher in the Helping Kids! Lab in the University College Dublin School of Psychology. I am a social, cultural and developmental psychologist by training. My research is driven by the firm asserti...
Post · March 27, 2025
False Narratives of “Alien Invasions” in the United States
The Rapid Deterioration of Treatment of Migrants
In my last post, I promised to discuss the current state of separation of powers in the United States (“U.S.”), focusing on some issues in Congress after discussing the role of the Courts.
The f...
Post · March 27, 2025
Sharing, learning, growing...
This week I had the privilege of giving my second talk at the Centre for Advanced Research in Experimental and Applied Linguistics (ARiEAL) at McMaster University - almost exactly a year after my first presentation! Back then, I was here as a visi...
Post · March 26, 2025
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