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Who Succeeds? Theoretical Claims Are Stronger Than Empirical Evidence, Brooke MacNamara, Purdue University
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12
Virtual: The research behind Duolingo: From course design to efficacy, Audrey Kitteridge, Duolingo
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26
Breaking Down Barriers: Advancing Interdisciplinary Speech Applications in Early Children’s Development, Jialu Li, University of Arizona
Noon – 1:30 p.m., Sept. 26, 2025
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03
Hippocampal Blood Oxygenation Predicts Choice About Everyday Consumer Experiences: A Deep-Learning Approach, Martin Reimann, University of Arizona
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10
The new understanding of associative learning: neurobiological and machine- learning implications, Charles Gallistel, Rutgers University
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Fact-Checking Fake News, Nadia Brashier, University of California, San Diego
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TBD, Sarah Phillips, University of Arizona
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TBD, Nicki Kersting, University of Arizona
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