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Virtual Activities
The Virtual Activities listed below are organized by SNL members to increase opportunities for scientific and social interaction outside our annual meeting. Mentoring, journal clubs, methods meetings, virtual talks, virtual coffee breaks, peer-to-peer meet-ups (just postdocs/just grad students/just full professors etc.) are all welcome, be creative! What would you like to talk about with other society members? Post it as an activity!
All activities will take place over Zoom (or similar). View an event to get more information and sign up to attend. You must be a current SNL member to participate in Member-Initiated Virtual Activities.
If your activity is not in English, please state that clearly in your activity name (e.g., “Discussion of paper X in Mandarin/ASL/Finnish”). If the Virtual Activities initiative takes off robustly, the society will work towards systematic ASL interpretation whenever needed.
Please log in to your SNL Account to organize a Virtual Activity.
Upcoming Activities
Select an activity for more information or to join the activity.
There are no upcoming Member-Initiated Virtual Activities.
Past Activites /2024
Presurgical language mapping (Repeat session) Organized by: Stephen Wilson
Presurgical language mapping Organized by: Stephen Wilson
Using NLP tools (LLMs) to study how our brain process languages Organized by: Shaonan Wang
Mentoring and/or research feedback for grad students and postdocs with Andrea E. Martin Organized by: Andrea E. Martin
Semantics Journal Club: Alternating Method and Theory Organized by: Jamie Reilly
Everything you wanted to know about VLSM/MLSM but were afraid to ask Organized by: Stephen Wilson
Mentoring session with Liina Pylkkanen for grad students and postdocs Organized by: Liina Pylkkanen
Virtual Activity Wish List
If there is a specific type of activity that you are interested in, but cannot organize yourself, please post to the Activity Wish List. Examples could be a tutorial on a specific method, a small group mentorship meet-up with a person whose career you admire, or a discussion with a program officer from a funding agency. If a specific person is requested on the Wish List, SNL will try to make sure they are aware that they have been requested.
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Submitted Wishes
A Multivariate Pattern Analysis (MVPA) tutorial, better based on MEG data.
Submitted by: Xindong Zhang
Completed Wishes
There are no completed Wishes.