Qiuhai Yue, a graduate student working with Randi Martin, was awarded the September 2016 Cognitive Neuropsychology Student Travel Prize. This is an international competition with typically only 3 winners. Qiuhai’s application “was selected on the basis of its scientific merit and for the contribution to your research to the field of Cognitive Neuropsychology.” Qiuhai will present his research at the upcoming 54th Annual Academy of Aphasia Meeting next week in Wales, UK.
Heather Dial, a recent graduate working with Randi Martin, was selected as a winner of the Women in Cognitive Science Travel and Networking Award for Junior Scientists. Her award will be presented at the Psychonomics Opening Session in November in Boston.