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Join us in Denver!
Mark your calendar for the event of the year! The Psychonomic Society's 66th Annual Meeting is coming to the Mile High City and you won't want to miss it. Dive into 1,300+ spoken, poster, and data blitz presentations that push the boundaries of our science along with opportunities to network and collaborate.
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The Cognition of Social Remembering: Implications for Individual and Collective Memory
Suparna Rajaram, Stony Brook University
Thursday, November 20, 7:30 PM - 8:30 PM MST
Plaza Ballroom ABC, Plaza Building, Concourse Level
As social animals, humans have a deep need to connect with others, facilitated by sharing and transmitting information among social connections. We learn and remember with others, and we construct collective memory for the past. Yet, over a century of scientific experimental research has focused on the study of memory in individuals working alone. Cognitive research on memory in recent years has begun to focus on how sociality influences memory, and my research group leverages cognitive principles of individual memory to investigate these social influences. More.
| Last Chance to Save!
Regular Registration Rates End October 31 | |
All attendees are strongly encouraged to register for the 2025 Annual Meeting by October 31. Be sure to renew your membership and register soon in order to avoid higher registration fees. You must be registered to gain full access to all symposia, talks, data blitzes, poster sessions, special events, and exhibits. Registering early will save you money and expedite your check-in process which helps to reduce wait times for your colleagues. More.
| | Reserve Your Guest Room Before It's Too Late | | |
Rooms at the Sheraton Denver Downtown Hotel are still available but filling quickly. All events will take place at the hotel. The special conference rate is available until October 27 or until rooms sell out, whichever comes first. Act fast, the room block is selling out quickly! More.
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Symposia at the Annual Meeting
Plan on attending this year's symposia selections:
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How can Cognitive Psychologists Ease the Spread of Misinformation and Boost the Spread of Accurate Information in Education?
- Artificial Intelligence and Human Memory: Advancing Theoretical and Practical Insights
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Attention Control in the Wild
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Understanding Spontaneous Thoughts: Methodological Approach, Clinical Relevance, and their Functional and Neural Signatures
For more information about these opportunities, visit here.
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New in 2025: PS Town Hall
Current threats to psychological science - what's going on and what you can do about it?
Organizer and Moderator: Lisa Fazio, Vanderbilt University, USA
Friday, November 21 | 1:30 PM - 3:30 PM MST | Plaza Ballroom ABC
From grant terminations to funding cuts and politicized attacks, higher education and science are facing multiple challenges. This panel discussion will give attendees a greater understanding of current threats to science, scientific funding, and the pressures facing universities in the United States. More.
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Carbon Conscious Award
The Carbon Conscious Award recognizes attendees who demonstrate exceptional commitment to minimizing their environmental impact while participating in our Annual Meeting. Now in its second year, this award encourages sustainable conference attendance. Up to four recipients will be selected based on their carbon reduction efforts and will receive a certificate of recognition and a $100 USD Visa gift card. For more information on how to apply, visit here.
| | Jogonomics
Join your fellow Psychonomes on Saturday, November 22 at 6:00 AM MST for a 5k or 5-mile run. You choose a distance and a pace that works best for you. Sign up for Jogonomics when you register for the meeting. A waiver is required and can be found here. | | Student Social
Kick back and relax on Friday, November 21 from 9:00 PM to 12:00 AM MST at The Wright Room of the Appaloosa Grill. Enjoy light hors d’oeuvres and one drink ticket good for beer, wine, soft drinks, or water. Bring an appropriate ID and your name badge. | | 2025 Annual Meeting
Advertisers & Exhibitors | | Logan to Deliver 2026 Keynote In San Diego | | |
The Psychonomic Society Nominations Committee is pleased to announce that Gordon D. Logan of Vanderbilt University will be the keynote speaker at the 2026 Annual Meeting in San Diego, California, USA.
Logan currently serves as a Centennial Professor of Psychology and has conducted influential research in automaticity and skill acquisition, attention and performance, spatial cognition, executive control strategies and processes, stopping behavior, mental arithmetic, and attention deficits in hyperactive children. A member of the Psychonomic Society since 1979, Logan has received numerous awards throughout his distinguished career.
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Call for Editors-in-Chief:
Cognitive, Affective, & Behavioral Neuroscience and Learning & Behavior
Application deadline: February 15, 2026
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We are excited to announce an international search for new Editors-in-Chief (EIC) for two of our esteemed journals: Cognitive, Affective, & Behavioral Neuroscience and Learning & Behavior. This is an excellent opportunity for experienced researchers to shape the future of these publications and contribute to the advancement of our field.
Key Details
- Application Deadline: February 15, 2026
- Start Date: January 1, 2027 (accepting manuscripts)
- Competitive honorarium provided
- Publisher: Springer
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Cognitive, Affective, & Behavioral Neuroscience
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Role of the Editor-in-Chief
The EIC serves as the primary scientific advisor to the journal and chairs the Editorial Board.
They are responsible for:
- Providing leadership and strategic vision
- Maintaining the journal's standard of excellence
- Building its international reputation
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Shaping long-term goals
Nomination Process
We encourage you to recommend individuals (including self-nominations) whom you believe are capable and interested in accepting one of these positions. The search is open to all candidates regardless of their place of residence.
In late February/early March, the Search Committee will select a short list from among the nominees, invite those individuals to provide additional information (in particular, a statement of their vision for the journal), and solicit input from their referees.
Questions?
Please contact the appropriate Chair of the Editor Search Committee, Claudia von Bastian (Chair, PS Publications Committee), or Lou Shomette (PS Executive Director).
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Additional news, announcements and opportunities may be found on the News & Information page of the PS Website. Be sure to also check out the Featured Content Blog managed by the Digital Content team under the editorship of Laura Mickes, University of Bristol, UK.
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News and Opportunities
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Assistant Professor of Cognitive or Behavioral Neuroscience, Seton Hall University
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Academic Unit Head for the Department of Psychology, James Madison University
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College Track Assistant Professor, New Mexico State University
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Tenure-Track Faculty Position in Creative Technology and Design, University of Colorado Boulder
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Assistant Professor, Cognitive or Social Neuroscience, Florida Atlantic University
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Assistant Professor, University of Louisville
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Assistant Professor, University at Albany, SUNY
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Assistant Professor in Cognitive and Psychological Sciences, Brown University
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Assistant Professor – Mental Health and Well-Being Psychology, University of Toronto
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Assistant Professor: AI and the mind, Brown University
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Instructional Professor, University of Chicago
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Assistant Professor of Psychology - Human Cognition or Cognitive Neuroscience, University of California - Davis
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Assistant Professor, The University of Texas at El Paso
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Chair, Department of Psychological Sciences, Western Kentucky University
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Renew Your Membership Today!
Membership gives you reduced registration fees for the Annual Meeting, complimentary access to all seven PS journals, the chance to submit proposals for exclusive PS funding opportunities, and more.
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Need financial support this year?
The Governing Board has established a support program for members facing economic challenges. You may apply for a waiver of:
· 2025 membership dues
· 2025 Annual Meeting registration fees
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