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Hands-on Vision Science: Chromodepth with Crayola's sidewalk chalk

In which I investigate how one of Crayola's cooler products turns colored chalk into 3D art.

Science of Chess: A g-factor for chess? A psychometric scale for playing ability

How do you measure chess skill? It depends on what you want to know.

Science of Chess - Achtung! Einstellung!

Pattern recognition is great, but the Einstellung effect can turn a master into a patzer (sort of).

Science of Chess - Eyetracking, board vision, and expertise (Part 2 of 2)

Better players move their eyes differently than weaker players - what does that tell us about their board vision?

Science of Chess - Eyetracking, board vision, and expertise (Part 1 of 2)

Looking for the best move involves, well...looking. How do players move their eyes during a game and what do they get out of it?

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