Csaba Pleh Cognitive Science Group Department of Psychology Attila Jozsef University, Szeged Petofi sgt 30-34, 6722 Hungary Phone: (36)(62) 454000, extension 3273 Home: Budakeszi Zichy P. u. 4 2092 Hungary, (36)(23) 453932 or 933 Editor, Hungarian Review of Psychology ---------- Forwarded message ---------- Date: Fri, 13 Aug 99 15:14:16 BST From: INFO-PSYLING moderator Kerry Kilborn <psyling(a)psy.gla.ac.uk> To: distribute-psyling(a)psy.gla.ac.uk Subject: InfoPsyling Resent-Date: Fri, 13 Aug 99 16:32:25 +100 Resent-From: pleh(a)izabell.elte.hu Resent-To: pleh(a)sol.cc.u-szeged.hu 1. Postdoctoral positions: Salk Institute 2. Cognitive Science Society news 3. Second International Conference on the Mental Lexicon 4. L2 verb argument query 5. Workshop and Call for Papers: Spoken Word Access Processes (SWAP) 6. Bridges Conference 7. Third International Conference on Cognitive Modelling 8. CybErg 1999 9. NTT database series (Lexical properties of Japanese) 10. Graduate Research Fellowships: Rutgers, Newark. **************************************************** 1. Postdoctoral positions: Salk Institute POSTDOCTORAL RESEARCHER ASL AND THE BRAIN The Salk Institute has an immediate opening for an additional Deaf or Hearing Post Doctoral Researcher in the Laboratory for Cognitive Neurosciences to join a team of scientists investigating how the brain processes sign language. The applicant will work with a team whose primary focus is on the language and cognitive functions of deaf signers. Native or near native knowledge of American Sign Language is important. Strong candidates will have a Ph.D., and research experience in cognitive neuroscience, neuropsychology, or related field. The capacity for interdisciplinary research is required. Salary dependent on background, education, and research experience. Please send letter of interest, resume, and names of three references by: E-mail: lthomas(a)salk.edu put łjob opening˛ in subject line or write to: Dr. Ursula Bellugi, Laboratory for Cognitive Neuroscience, the Salk Institute for Biological Studies, 10010 N. Torrey Pines Road, La Jolla, CA 92037. For information on the Laboratory for Cognitive Neuroscience, visit our website: http://bvox.salk.edu. EOE. POSTDOCTORAL POSITION AVAILABLE LINKING COGNITION, BRAIN AND GENE: EVIDENCE FROM GENETICALLY BASED DISORDERS The Salk Institute is seeking a Postdoctoral Fellow to join a team of scientists investigating the biological foundations of cognitive functions and their representation in the brain. Ongoing studies of cognitive functions including language, spatial cognition, social skills as well as brain structure and function. Applicant will take part in and supervise neuropsychological testing, data analysis, manuscript preparation, data base, and coordination of studies across levels. Salary commensurate with background and research experience. EOE. Postdoctoral Fellow Job Requirements Ph.D. with research experience in cognitive neuroscience, neuropsychology, experimental psychology or related fields. Data base and Macintosh experience desirable. Leadership qualities and publications preferred. Please send resume, letter of interest and three letters of reference by: E-mail: lai(a)salk.edu, put "job opening" in the subject line or send to: Dr. Zona Lai or Dr. Ursula Bellugi, Laboratory for Cognitive Neuroscience, The Salk Institute for Biological Studies, 10010 North Torrey Pines Rd., La Jolla, CA 92037. For more information on the Laboratory for Cognitive Neuroscience, visit our website: http://bvox.salk.edu ********************************************************** 2. Cognitive Science Society news From: Colleen Seifert <seifert(a)umich.edu> Cognitive Science Society Newsletter COGNITIVE SCIENCE SOCIETY NEWSLETTER July, 1999 CONFERENCE PROGRAM NOW AVAILABLE ON-LINE! 1999 Annual Meeting The twenty-first annual meeting will be held August 19th, 20th, and 21st (Thursday through Saturday), 1999, at Simon Fraser University in Vancouver, British Columbia. Prof. Martin Hahn is serving as conference chair. The proceedings will be available both in print and on the web through Lawrence Erlbaum. This year, a day of tutorials (partly sponsored by the Office of Naval Research) and workshops (partly sponsored by the cognitive science program at Indiana University through the NSF) precedes the conference, and special interestgroup meetings will be held. For more information, send email to "cogsci99(a)sfu.ca"or visit the conference web site, located at http://www.sfu.ca/cogsci99/ Governing Board Nominations Please send your nominations for up to four members to serve two six-year terms filled annually (email to cogsci(a)umich.edu). Nominations must be receiv ed by August 15. The current board of governors includes Larry Barsalou, Micki Chi, Jeff Elman (Chair-Elect), Susan Epstein, Martha Farah, Ken Forbus, Dedre Gentner, Jim Greeno, Alan Lesgold, Douglas Medin, Mike Mozer, Vimla Patel, Kim Plunkett, Colleen Seifert, and Paul Thagard (Chair). The board will meet in Vancouver to discuss conference policies and future sites, publications, membership, an undergraduate student society, and ways to facilitate research in cognitive science. We welcome your ideas, questions, and comments via email and at the Business Meeting held at the conference. SIGs This year's Cognitive Science conference will explore the possibility of Special Interest Groups (SIGs) in Cognitive Science. SIGs are an important component of many scientific societies, providing a mechanism for networking and collaboration of researchers interested in a particular area. Two SIGs have already been proposed (on Educational Dialog, and Human Centered Design of Computing Environments) but others are welcome. The meetings at the conference will be informal, and there is no fee or early signup required. If you would like more information contact: Brian Fisher at fisher(a)cs.ubc.ca Cognitive Science Journal Our long-time publisher, Ablex Press, has merged its operations with JAI Press, and now merged again with Elsevier. Executive Editor Jim Greeno and current editors Robert Jacobs, Ray Gibbs, and Kurt van Lehn solicit your recommendations for an editor to fill in for Mark Steedman. Also, if you are experiencing problems with your subscription, please contact the society office at 734-429-9248 or send e mail to "cogsci(a)umich.edu" Reprint Permissions A reminder: The society holds the copyright for materials published in the journal and in the proceedings of the annual meeting, and grants their use at no charge given the authorsB9 permission. Please contact the society office to request reprint permissionsfor the journal (published by Elsevier) and proceedings (published by Erlbaum), andNOT the publishers. Future Conferences The 22nd annual meeting will be held August 12-15, 2000 at University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia, and co-chaired by Aravind Joshi & Lila Gleitman. The 2001 meetingwill take place at Edinburgh University in Scotland, and will be chaired by Keith Stenning. If youB9d like to consider hosting a conference at your university,please contact the societyoffice for more information. Society Web Page "Latest news" is posted weekly, along with funding opportunities, employment ads, conference announcements, and links to related societies, journals, and programs. Please check the page regularly for updates. If you would like to post an announcement,send email to "cogsci.umich.edu" or visit http://www.umich.edu/~cogsci/ *********************************************************** 3. Second International Conference on the Mental Lexicon From: Helene Kaufman <kaufmanh(a)magellan.umontreal.ca> CALL FOR PAPERS Second International Conference on the Mental Lexicon Montreal, Canada - October 18-20, 2000 HOSTED BY: the MCRI Mental Lexicon Project Research Group the Institut universitaire de geriatrie de Montreal (the former Centre hospitalier Cote-des-Neiges) the Departement de linguistique et de traduction, Universite de Montreal the Department of Linguistics, McGill University SPONSORED BY: The Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada INVITED SPEAKERS: Paul Kiparsky (Stanford University) Laurie Beth Feldman (University at Albany, SUNY and Haskins Laboratories) LOCAL ORGANIZER: Gonia Jarema (Universite de Montreal and Institut universitaire de geriatrie de Montreal) SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE: Gary Libben (University of Alberta), chair Cristina Burani (University of Rome) Wolfgang Dressler (University of Vienna) Eva Kehayia (McGill University) Dominiek Sandra (University of Antwerp) The Second International Conference on the Mental Lexicon is soliciting abstracts for paper and poster presentation that bear on the question of how words are represented in the mind (in terms of their phonological, orthographic, morphological, syntactic and semantic properties), how they are linked to one another, and how they are accessed during language use. We welcome submissions of theoretical, psycholinguistic, neurolinguistic, computational and neuroimaging research. The conference will be held at the Institut universitaire de geriatrie de Montreal, Montreal, Quebec, Canada (http//: www.iugm.qc.ca). Selected papers will be published in 2001 in a special issue of Brain and Language. HOW TO SUBMIT ABSTRACTS Abstracts should not exceed 750 words (including references). Conference participants can be listed as first author on no more than one paper. Electronic submission (preferred): As e-mail text or MS Word attachment. e-mail your abstract to: kaufmanh(a)magellan.umontreal.ca Hard copy submission (if necessary): 1 copy with your title, author name(s), affiliation(s), correspondence address and telephone and fax numbers, and 5 copies with the title only, for blind review. Faxed copies will NOT be accepted. Send hard copies to: Helene Kaufman Centre de recherche Institut universitaire de geriatrie de Montreal 4565 chemin Queen Mary Montreal, Quebec H3W 1W5 CANADA Submissions must be RECEIVED by April 3, 2000. Authors will be notified of acceptance or rejection by e-mail by the end of May. Please indicate your preference for paper or poster presentation. Note that platform and poster sessions will not be scheduled in parallel to allow participants to attend all sessions. PLEASE NOTE THAT THE CONFERENCE WILL IMMEDIATELY PRECEDE THE ACADEMY OF APHASIA MEETING, OCTOBER 21-24, 2000, MONTREAL For more information on the conference, please contact the Local Organizer: e-mail: jarema(a)ere.umontreal.ca phone: 514-340-3540, ext. 4138 fax: 514-340-3548 or the Conference Coordinator: kaufmanh(a)magellan.umontreal.ca phone: 514-340-3540, ext. 4004 fax: 514-340-3548 ********************************************************* 4. L2 verb argument query From: Hamideh Marefat <marefat(a)chamran.ut.ac.ir> Subject: query Would it be possible for the members of this net (psycholinguistics) to let me know if there is any paper regarding acquisition of the verb argument structure in L2? I appreciate any response in advance. yours marefat ********************************************************* 5. Workshop and Call for Papers: Spoken Word Access Processes (SWAP) From: James McQueen <James.McQueen(a)mpi.nl> Subject: Workshop Announcement and Call for Papers -- Please Post Workshop Announcement and Call for Papers SPOKEN WORD ACCESS PROCESSES (SWAP) Monday 29th May -- Jonkerbosch Conference Centre Wednesday 31st May 2000 Nijmegen, The Netherlands http://www.mpi.nl/world/swap Organisers: James McQueen and Anne Cutler Max-Planck-Institute for Psycholinguistics Wundtlaan 1, 6525 XD Nijmegen The Netherlands james.mcqueen(a)mpi.nl anne.cutler(a)mpi.nl SWAP is supported by the Max-Planck-Gesellschaft zur Foerderung der Wissenschaften, and is a European Speech Communication Association (ESCA) Tutorial and Research Workshop The SWAP workshop will focus on the process by which the speech signal is mapped onto the mental lexicon during spoken word recognition. Central themes will be the nature of prelexical representations, the nature of lexical representations, the mapping of the speech signal onto the lexicon, the process of phonemic decision-making, and whether there is feedback from lexical to prelexical levels of processing. The workshop will consist of talks by invited speakers and poster presentations. The invited speakers are: Ellen Bard Paul Luce Janet Pierrehumbert Cynthia Connine William Marslen-Wilson Mark Pitt Alain Content Dominic Massaro Peter Roach Jeff Elman Joanne Miller Arthur Samuel Carol Fowler Terry Nearey Richard Shillcock Uli Frauenfelder Sieb Nooteboom Michael Tanenhaus Gareth Gaskell Dennis Norris Jean Vroomen Steve Goldinger Christophe Pallier Doug Whalen John Kingston Pienie Zwitserlood This call is to solicit submissions for poster presentations. Authors should prepare abstracts (no more than 400 words) on a SWAP theme, and submit one copy, by mail or e-mail (plain ASCII text only), by 26th November 1999. Paper or electronic submissions received after 26th November will not be considered. Each abstract should have a title, and a full list of authors, with affiliations. The corresponding author should provide their full name and address, their email address, and their fax and phone numbers. Please send abstracts to: Rian Zondervan Max-Planck-Institute for Psycholinguistics Wundtlaan 1, 6525 XD Nijmegen, The Netherlands rian.zondervan(a)mpi.nl Places at the SWAP workshop are limited. Abstracts will be reviewed by the organizers and the Scientific Committee (Ellen Bard, Joanne Miller, Dennis Norris, Arthur Samuel, Jean Vroomen and Pienie Zwitserlood). Notification of acceptance for poster presentation will be sent out before the end of this millenium. Written versions of all contributions (both talks and posters) will be published in Conference Proceedings, which will be made available at the workshop. Authors whose posters are accepted will be required to submit a four-page proceedings paper by March 31st, 2000. A paper copy (four pages of double-column text, including tables, figures and references, on A4 or US-letter) and an electronic copy will be required by this date. Further details of paper presentation format (and poster presentation format) will be sent out with the notification of acceptance. All contributors will be required to register for SWAP by March 31st, 2000. A registration form will accompany the notification of acceptance. The registration fee will cover accommodation on the nights of Monday 29th and Tuesday 30th May, and full board (Monday lunch and dinner; Tuesday breakfast, lunch and dinner; Wednesday breakfast and lunch). Registration fees will depend on choice of accommodation. Per person: Full Student Room with en-suite bathroom (single occupancy): NLG 525 NLG 430 Room with en-suite bathroom (2 people sharing): NLG 475 NLG 380 Room without en-suite bathroom (single occupancy): NLG 485 NLG 390 Room without en-suite bathroom (2 people sharing): NLG 435 NLG 340 [NLG 1 2.203 Euros] ESCA members will receive a discount of NLG 100 on their fee, ESCA student members will receive a discount of NLG 35. Additional accommodation will also be available on the nights of Saturday 27th, Sunday 28th and Wednesday 31st May. Prices (including breakfast), per person, per night: Room with en-suite bathroom (single occupancy): NLG 95 Room with en-suite bathroom (2 people sharing): NLG 70 Room without en-suite bathroom (single occupancy): NLG 75 Room without en-suite bathroom (2 people sharing): NLG 50 Further Information: http://www.mpi.nl/world/swap The SWAP website contains this call for papers, and will be regularly updated, to include the registration form, information on paper and poster presentation, information on travelling to and from Nijmegen and the conference site, and provisional and final programs as they come available. Further enquiries may be made to Rian Zondervan, Max-Planck-Institute for Psycholinguistics, Wundtlaan 1, 6525 XD Nijmegen, The Netherlands; rian.zondervan(a)mpi.nl. Important Dates: Deadline for Receipt of Abstracts: 26th November 1999 Notification of Receipt of Abstracts: 3rd December 1999 Notification of Acceptance: 31st December 1999 Deadline for Receipt of Papers and for Registration: 31st March 2000 SWAP Workshop: 29th-31st May 2000 ********************************************************* 6. Bridges Conference From: Reza Sarhangi <sarhangi(a)jinx.sckans.edu> SOUTHWESTERN COLLEGE ANNOUNCES THE SECOND ANNUAL CONFERENCE OF BRIDGES: Mathematical Connections in Art, Music, and Science JULY 30 - AUGUST 1, 1999 Suggested Topics: Fractals, Math and Music, Tessellations, Geometry in Quilting M.C. Escher Work, Math and 3-Dimensional Art, Origami, Mathematics and Architecture, Computer-Generated Art, Math and Art in Culture, Art in Hyperbolic Geometry Dear Colleague and friend, I would appreciate it if you would share the following information with your friends and colleagues. Your attendance matters to us. Best regards, Reza Sarhangi The mornings will be devoted entirely to General Sessions. In the afternoons, participants will have choices among special sessions and workshops. In the program, the presenter of any joint paper is indicated by an asterisk(*). A chair has been selected for each session. We are very greatful to them for their help to run the conference. It is the duty of the chair of each session to keep it on schedule, and to introduce the speakers. Everyone's cooperation and support will be appreciated. Speakers should meet with the chair in advance to provide him or her with a paragraph of introduction. While 15 minutes is provided between talks for questions, breaks and changing rooms, at the discretion of the chair, the session may be extended up to 5 minutes, by advance request. However, it is vital that at least 10 minutes be preserved for changing rooms, as talks in each session must start on time. All presentation rooms are equipped for use of overhead projectors, slide projectors, VCR-TV's or Video/computer projectors, and sound systems. If you will be using one of our slide projectors, please provide your own projector trays with your slides pre-loaded and in place. If you are planning to use laptop computer projectors in your presentation, you will need to check with the session Chair or Conference Director, at least one day in advance to insure it's availability. While the workshops were conceived and designed to benefit teachers, we recommend that each attendee should seek the best combination of workshops and special sessions for his or her individual needs and interests. At the conclusion of each workshop, those present may complete an evaluation form on its effectiveness, with any ideas for guidelines in designing future Bridges workshops. Participants who are seeking graduate credit must meet with the Workshop Coordinator in advance to obtain required materials. Full program and further details can be seen at: http: //www.sckans.edu/~math/ http://www.sckans.edu/~bridges/ Reza Sarhangi, Ph.D. Chair, Mathematics Department Southwestern College 100 College Street Winfield, KS 67156 E-mail: sarhangi(a)jinx.sckans.edu Tel: (316) 221-8373 Fax: (316) 221-8224 ********************************************************* 7. Third International Conference on Cognitive Modelling From: ritter(a)psychology.nottingham.ac.uk CALL FOR CONTRIBUTIONS: ICCM-2000 Third International Conference on Cognitive Modelling Groningen, Netherlands, 23-25 March 2000, with optional tutorials on 22 March Contributions are invited for the Third International Conference on Cognitive Modelling, to be held at the University of Groningen from 23 to 25 March 2000. This series of meetings was founded to encourage international, inter-disciplinary co-operation in the field of cognitive modelling. The first meeting, held in Berlin in November 1996, attracted about 60 researchers from Europe and USA working in artificial intelligence, cognitive psychology, computer linguistics and philosophy of mind. The second meeting, held in Notthingham in April 1998, was equally successful with an attendance of around 70 researchers. Submissions are welcome on any aspect of the computer modelling of human cognition, but preference will be given to work which describes both a running computer model and its comparison to empirical data. Further information about this Call, about the format for submissions, and about the Conference itself can be found at the conference Web site: http://tcw2.ppsw.rug.nl/iccm/ Contributions can take the form of papers, posters, proposals for symposia, or tutorials. PAPERS Papers can be submitted electronically to J.Aasman(a)research.kpn.com in one of the following formats: - Plain text - pdf - html - Word 7 Put ICCM in the subject line of you email. Submissions will be confirmed within 3 workdays. Your submission should arrive before 5pm on 15 December 1999. Since the final paper consist of no more than 8 pages, restrict your submission to around 4000 words or less if you include figures. For the final submission hardcopy is required: email and fax submissions are not acceptable. Papers should include a cover page giving the name and contact information of the first author, and stating any requirements for audio-visual equipment. The paper itself should consist of not more than 8 sides of A4 or US (8.5" x 11") paper, set in 10 point type in two columns. For detailed formatting instructions, sample pages, and templates for word processing, please consult the Web page as given above. POSTERS Work can be submitted as a poster which for any reason is better presented as a poster than as a written paper and talk. To submit a poster, please send an abstract of up to two pages (1000 words) using the same guidelines as under papers. Authors of accepted posters will be invited to address the audience for three minutes as part of a "poster mania" session, in order to whet the audience's appetite and encourage them to visit the poster. SYMPOSIA By a symposium, we mean a session of related work on a particular topic. The session can take any of several different forms: some short presentations followed by a discussion, a panel discussion, a debate, and so on. The length of a symposium session is flexible, but by default would be 90 minutes. If you would like to organise a symposium, send us a proposal outlining your ideas and the names of the contributors, by no later than 1st December. If the proposal is accepted, we will work with you to try to ensure the success of the symposium, but you will be responsible for arranging and running it. SPECIAL INTEREST GROUPS Cognitive modellers tend to work in many areas of cognitive science. In order to promote coorperation in these areas, we're planning a number of Special Interest Groups on a number of themes. The idea is to have modellers in specific areas discuss the main problems they have encountered and possible solutions to these problems. Possible areas are: - Complex skill acquisition - Language - Cognitive Development - Implicit learning - Human Computer Interaction - Eye and hand coordination and external tasks - and so on If you have any ideas for themes, please contact the organizers. We'll include the final list in the call for participation, and will schedule those SIG's for which there is sufficient interest. TUTORIALS There will be one-day tutorials offered on various cognitive modeling techniques. If you would like to organize a tutorial, please contact one of the organizers as soon as possible. PROCEEDINGS Papers will be published in proceedings that will be handed out at start of the conference. Important dates: --------------- Paper or poster: to ARRIVE by 5 pm on 15 December 1999 Decision: by 27 January 2000 Revised version: by 24 February 2000 Send submissions to: ------------------- Jans Aasman: J.Aasman(a)research.kpn.com For enquiries, contact: Niels Taatgen: niels(a)tcw3.ppsw.rug.nl Jans Aasman: J.Aasman(a)research.kpn.com -- Frank.Ritter(a)nottingham.ac.uk + 44 (115) 951-5292 (office, will bounce to an answerphone) + 44 (115) 951-5324 (fax) Psychology U. of Nottingham http://www.psychology.nottingham.ac.uk/staff/ritter/ Nottingham NG7 2RD England After 1 October 1999: ritter(a)ist.psu.edu + 1 (814) 865-4453 (office) 865-5604 (fax) School of Information Sciences and Technology http://www.ist.psu.edu 512 Rider Building, 120 S. Burrowes St. Penn State University Park, PA 16801-3857 ******************************************************* 8. CybErg 1999 From: Leon Straker <istraker(a)info.curtin.edu.au> Subject: ergonomics/human factors conference Status: R Dear Colleagues, If you are interested in ergonomics then don't miss THE international ergonomics conference of the year - CybErg 1999: The Second International Cyberspace Conference on Ergonomics 15th September - 15th October. If you haven't arranged airline tickets and accommodation don't worry - because CybErg 1999 is a totally virtual conference you can 'attend' from the comfort of your own home/office. All you need is a computer, web browser (such as Netscape or Internet Explorer) and internet access. Just think - all the benefits of discussing leading edge ergonomics research and theory with international colleagues - without the hassles of airports and passport control and horrendously expensive hotels! CybErg 1999 makes participation in an international ergonomics conference so much cheaper - no airfare, no hotel bill and registration costs only the grandparents of ergonomics remember ($110 Australian dollars or about 9,000 Yen, 75 Euro, 75 US dollars)! - and this includes a CD of the proceedings airmailed to you! Whatever your interest in ergonomics you are likely to find papers of interest and relevance - you can see the program at http://cyberg.curtin.edu.au/ and also check out the special features of CybErg 1999. You can register on line 24hrs a day at http://cyberg.curtin.edu.au/ To ensure your CD of the proceedings arrives before the start of the conference please register by 20th August. Regards, Dr Leon Straker Chair, CybErg 1999 Dr Leon Straker Senior Lecturer in Ergonomics Curtin University of Technology Selby Street, Shenton Park, WA 6008, AUSTRALIA telephone +61 8 9266 3634 fax +61 8 9266 3636 email mailto:L.Straker@info.curtin.edu.au www http://www.curtin.edu.au/curtin/dept/physio/pt/staff/straker/ Visit the CybErg site to prepare to participate in CybErg 1999 http://www.curtin.edu.au/conference/cyberg ********************************************************* 9. NTT database series (Lexical properties of Japanese) From: Shigeaki Amano <amano(a)avg.brl.ntt.co.jp> NTT database series Nihongo-no Goitokusei (Lexical properties of Japanese) Shigeaki Amano and Tadahisa Kondo (NTT Communication Science Laboratories) An essential lexical database for people in psychology, psycholinguistics, cognitive psychology, acoustics, linguistics, natural language processing, audiology, speech therapy and related fields is released in October '99 from NTT Communication Science Laboratories (via Sanseido publisher). The database provides a basis for psycholinguistic research in Japanese. The number of entries in the database is extensive and each word or character is described in great detail. This is the most extensive, reliable, and practical tool for academic research in Japanese. Based on the entries in SHINMEIKAI KOKUGO JITEN (4th edition), this database consists of eight sub-databases on various characteristics of over 80,000 Japanese words and the characters (JIS X0208) which make up these words. The paper version contains all the relevant statistics in an easy-to-read format. The CD-ROM includes a search program for the data, and the sound files which were used in rating word familiarity. It is strongly recommended to make a reservation as soon as possible to get the database, because very small number of copies are printed. It might be very difficult to obtain the databse in the future. To make a reservation, please fill the order form at the bottom and send it to Ms. Takano (tkn(a)sanseido-publ.co.jp, tel +81-3-3230-9443, fax +81-3-3230-9547) in Sanseido publisher. Full details are available at http://www.sanseido-publ.co.jp/publ/NTT_english.html ******************************************************* 10. Graduate Research Fellowships: Rutgers, Newark. From: stephen jose hanson <jose(a)psychology.rutgers.edu> PSYCHOLOGY GRADUATE PROGRAM- Newark Campus GRADUATE RESEARCH FELLOWSHIPS. Fall 99 & Fall 00. The graduate program in COGNITIVE SCIENCE and COGNITIVE NEUROSCIENCE seeks students for FALL 99 & FALL 00. Interested applicants from Psychology, Computer Science or Cognitive Science undergrad programs are encouraged to apply. These fellowships are competitive and provide comprehensive training in computation, neuro-imaging and cognitive science/perception research. Please send enquiries and applications to Professor S. J. Hanson, Chair, Department of Psychology Rutgers University, Newark, NJ 07102. Please make an Email enquiry to gradpgm(a)tractatus.rutgers.edu also please see our web page for more information on the graduate faculty and program http://www.psych.rutgers.edu