Great talks by Jacqueline Erens and Kendra Lange during the 2018 Undergraduate Symposium!
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April 13 2018
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In yet another demonstration that undergraduate research is not to be trifled with, lab members Jacqueline Erens and Kendra Lange presented their impressive work at the University of Wisconsin - Madison’s 20th Annual Undergraduate Symposium held earlier today.
In a morning session, Kendra discussed her research showing evidence for a null effect of bilingual advantage on creativity.
Later in the afternoon, Jacqueline described how generalization with emojis is driven most strongly by the relations between
the emojis.
Both presentations were well received by an enthusiastic audience. Congratulations to Kendra, Jacqueline, and all other speakers for their excellent talks!
