What sets an expert apart from a novice? How does forensic expertise develop over time? Does the speed of expert decision making influence performance? How does memory for forensic information relate to matching accuracy? Can training time be reduced without compromising performance? What is the best way to provide feedback to examiners about their performance? Do examiners know when to ask for help? How much should examiners rely on instructions from a textbook compared to practical experience? .

Librarians keeping an eye on emerging technologies. Start the week is going on a break until 2012. A very good piece on Facebook, and maintaining an online presence generally. A really good little content curation primer. Which looks really cool too.

Wednesday, May 16, 2012. Congratulations to Matt Thompson, Jason Tangen, and Sean Murphy for winning 2nd place in the Best Illusion of the Year contest at the VSS conference this year. Monday, May 14, 2012. Today we have an inaugural post by Anthony Harris on his recent experiences with the conference world. How would it be received? Would someone notice the flaws in my study, publicly declare me a fraud and a failure, rip off my name tag and have security escort me from the building? .

8230; a leaf on the wind. Components of Attention Modulated by Temporal Expectation. Monday, August 4, 2014. Article available for download via APA on PsycNET. CCN moves to a new location on the Aalborg campus. Tuesday, July 15, 2014. During the summer Centre for Cognitive Neuroscience. Sunday, September 9, 2012. The first prize at the 8. Annual Best Illusion of the Year Contest. Called the disappearing hand trick.