A Brief History of Project Implicit
The following are some notable dates and events in Project Implicit's history.
1990’s: Emergence of implicit social cognition
1995: Tony Greenwald invents the Implicit Association Test
1998: Launch of education “Demo” website at Yale and University of Washington
1999: Addition of Oracle database to collect trial-by-trial data
2000: Establishment of core study design framework for expanding study building capacity
2001: First contract project for another lab
2002: Server relocation to Harvard (https://implicit.harvard.edu/)
2002: 1st publication with web data
2003: Launch of research site
2003: 5-year NIH grant
2004: First international website (France)
2005: Project Implicit incorporates as a non-profit
2005: alpha release of Virtual Lab/RDE
2005: >1 million completed study sessions in year
2006: Redesign of core study design framework
2006: Internationalization with template system
2007: 10th publication with web data
2009: 20th publication with web data
2009: Expansion of contributing labs
2010: Demo site offered in 22 languages
2011: More than 11 million completed study sessions
2011: First comprehensive training week
2011: PIMH Launch (projected)