Getting Started with Research in Cognitive Science

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Resources for Cognitive Science

Students and researchers new to cognitive science
or new to Johns Hopkins Univeristy can use this guide
as an introduction to relevant resources. A full list of
online resources for cognitive science is also available.
You may also be interested in the psychology resources.

Robin Sinn, Librarian for Cognitive Science
410-516-8346
C Level
MSE Library

How to find:

General Resources:

Specialized Resources:

MIT CogNet (All US JHU)

This site, provided by MIT, provides full text of some books, journals, and conference proceedings related to cognitive science. Course materials are also available.

Cogprints: Cognitive Sciences Eprint Archive (All JHU (incl. International))

CogPrints is an archive or depository where authors of articles can deposit their papers. Papers in cognitive science, linguistics, neuroscience, psychology, and relevant areas of other disciplines are accepted. The archive can be searched and the full text of all deposited papers is available.