Adelaide Mental Life

29 December 2005

AML was not held in December 2005, due to the co-location of AMPC. Your regularly scheduled AML will return in mid-2006.

1 June 2005

The pre-proceedings for AML 2 have been posted on the proceedings page.

11 May 2005

The schedule for AML 2 has been posted on the meeting page. Additionally, we have another overseas presenter: Dr Eric-Jan Wagenmakers (universally known as just "EJ"), from the University of Amsterdam. He joins Ben Newell from the University of New South Wales and Mark Steyvers from UC-Irvine as an invited speaker.

17 March 2005

Welcome to AML 2. The next meeting page has the announcement. Newcomers can read about the motivation and history of this event on the history page. Once again, in deference to the children of the internet for whom the mere click of a mouse button is effort beyond words, the submission and reviewing schedule is:

• Monday, May 9, 2005: Submissions due.
• Monday, May 23, 2005: Reviews go back to authors.
• Monday, May 30, 2005: Revised papers due.
• Friday, June 3, 2005: Conference.

As before, the AML organising committee includes Michael Lee (grand panjandrum), Dan Navarro (webmonkey and gopher), Simon Dennis (now promoted to consultant first rank), and Gary Ewing (DSTO co-ordinator). However, we now formally welcome Michael Webb (secret squirrel) to the inner cabal.

9 December 2004

Links page updated to include the EPC conference.

25 November 2004

Several small changes have been made over most of the site. Some of the papers on the preproceedings have been updated, and the list of speakers has changed.

3 November 2004

The pre-proceedings are now online, and the schedule for AML 1 has been posted on the meeting page.

27 October 2004

Welcome to Adelaide Mental Life, a biannual symposium showcasing high-quality research in cognitive psychology. After the usual shenanigans of trying to organise something, we've posted the call for papers and the important dates for the inaugural meeting, along with some background to the conference and some useful links. However, for those children of the internet too lazy to click on the links, the dates are

• October 29, 2004: Submissions due.
• November 8, 2004: Reviews go back to authors.
• November 22, 2004: Revised papers due.
• December 2, 2004: Conference.

Yes, that does mean that papers are due on this Friday. But you knew that weeks ago. The AML organising committee consists of Michael Lee (grand panjandrum), Dan Navarro (webmonkey and gopher), Simon Dennis (consultant), and Gary Ewing (DSTO co-ordinator). Odds are, if you're reading this you know how to contact us.

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