UB Libraries -- Don't forget the library. Even with the World Wide Web, it is wise not to forget the resources available in libraries. Modern-day libraries contain many relevant resources not available on the Web, and they provide access to a wide range of electronic resources as well.
Cognitive Psychology Online Lab -- The Cognitive Psychology Online Laboaratory at Purdue Universities allows you to participate in a variety of on-line studies in cognitive psychology, some of them classicial studies in the field. NOTE: You need to use a browser that has both Java and JavaScript enabled in order to use this site effectively. Versions of Netscape and Internet Explorer earlier than 4.0 will not work.
Neuroscience
Basic Neural Processes -- Some interesting tutorials on basic nerual functions. A glossary of terms is also available.
Atlas of the Brain -- A great deal of information on the brain and brain-related disorders.
Neurocognition page of the Memory and Cognition course at Cal Poly listed below. Contains a glossary and some interesting links to neurocognition resources.
Attention & Perception
Attention page of the Memory and Cognition course at Cal Poly listed below. Contains a glossary and some interesting links to web sites concerned with attention.
Attention -- Lecture materials from the cognitive psychology course at the University of Alabama.
Illusionworks -- A large collection of perceptual and cognitive illusions, with explanations and information for both advanced and inexperienced viewers.
Facial Analysis --
The Perception Lab Home Page from the School of Psychology at St Andrews University, Scotland. Includes information on their research concerned with Facial Ageing and Facial Attractiveness.
Pattern Recognition -- Lecture materials from the cognitive psychology course at the University of Alabama.
Memory & Mnemonics & Knowledge Representation
Memory Techniques & Mnemonics
A web site concerned with memory techniques and mnemonics. The site includes both a general discussion of the topic and a wide variety of specific techniques.
"What Memory is For"
by Arthur M. Glenberg (University of Wisconsin, Madison) -- A draft of a manuscript that has been accepted for publication and posted for open peer comentary.
Short-Term Memory -- Lecture materials from the cognitive psychology course at the University of Alabama.
Long-Term Memory -- Lecture materials from the cognitive psychology course at the University of Alabama.
Cognitive Science Research Papers -- This is the list of Cognitive Science Research Papers from the School of Cognitive and Computing Sciences at the University of Sussex.
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