Posts tagged with “poster”
The Importance of Atheism
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I’m including this post here so I can link to it. Did I make this poster when I was like 19? Yes. Would I make it and distribute it today? No. A lot has changed in the world, and in me.
A poster I designed for Warwick Atheists to advertise a series of talks promoting and exploring topics in atheism, agnosticism and antireligion. This poster got the society into some trouble.
Poster controversy
Edit 2026-07-19
As I’ve said, this represents things I was doing before my prefrontal cortex finished developing. Please keep that in mind when forming judgements.
A poster I made while I was the publicity officer of the Warwick Atheists Society recently got some coverage in The Guardian’s Comment is Free section.
Y♥︎LO
To my friends who have sleeve tattoos, gauged ears or drawn-on moustaches, please don’t take this seriously <3
OHBM 2016
Writing this report was one requirement of the travel grant which let me attend this conference. Having written and hyperlinked it up, I thought I’d post it in case it would be of interest to anyone. At least check out the videos!
2016 was the second time that I visited the Annual Meeting of the Organization for Human Brain Mapping, this time to present the poster 3682: Investigating human speech recognition: Reverse-engineering the machine solution with EMEG and RSA, co-authored by my colleagues at the Departments of Psychology and Engineering at Cambridge. The visit was generously supported by a Brain travel grant, for which I give my thanks.
Poster at CogSci 2021
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Today I’m at the 2021 conference of the Cognitive Science Society, presenting a poster about a new, grounded measure of semantic similarity between concepts. Alongside the poster, here is a web tool I made for computing distances between 800 million concept pairs.