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CIS Professor Marghetis Featured on Science Podcasts

November 10, 2022
Assistant Professor Tyler Marghetis was an invited expert on episodes of two different podcast series. On the Simplifying Complexity podcast, he was invited to discuss the science of resilience and revolution in complex systems, from the global climate to individual minds. On the IFL Science Big...

CIS Professor Paul Smaldino appointed External Faculty at the Santa Fe Institute

August 1, 2022
Professor of Cognitive and Information Sciences Paul Smaldino has joined the Santa Fe Institute as a member of their external faculty. Described by Rolling Stone magazine as a “Justice League for renegade geeks,” the Santa Fe Institute is the world's leading research center for...

CIS Research Shared on World Stage

June 7, 2022
Researchers from CIS will be out in force at the Annual Meeting of the Cognitive Science Society this summer in Toronto, Canada. This peer-reviewed conference draws cognitive scientists from around the world. Four CIS graduate students and three CIS faculty members have had their research accepted...

Professor Marghetis Named Kavli Fellow by the National Academy of Sciences

May 31, 2022
CIS Professor Tyler Marghetis is on eof 74 to be named a Kavli Fellow by the National Academy of Sciences at the 2022 Kavli Frontiers of Science U.S. Symposium, which is the Academy’s premiere activity for distinguished young scientists.

Prof. Smaldino Finds Evidence for Mathematical Theory of Sneaky Signals

March 4, 2022
Much of online conversation today consists of signaling one’s political identity. When communicating in mixed groups, do people use "covert" signals that are recognizable by their own political in-group but easy for outsiders to miss? Cognitive and Information Sciences Associate...