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Oct. 9, 2018
Tuesday |
Paul Bello |
Rethinking AI at the Dawn of the Age of Moral Machines |
Oct. 15, 2018
Monday |
Kathleen Corriveau |
How Children Decide What is Real and What is Possible |
Oct. 22, 2018
Monday |
Woo-Kyoung Ahn |
Biologically Construing Mental Disorders |
Nov. 5, 2018
Monday |
Adrian Staub |
Differentiating contextual and lexical influences on lexical processing in reading |
Nov. 26, 2018
Monday |
Swathi Kiran |
Understanding and predicting aphasia recovery and after rehabilitation |
Dec. 3, 2018
Monday |
Talia Konkle |
TBA |
News
J.P. de Ruiter has been invited to give the
first Jon Oberlander Memorial lecture on December 17, 2018 in Edinburgh, UK.
In Fall 2018, Sepideh Sadeghi successfully defended her Ph.D. thesis
on computational models of word learning to earn a combined Computer Science/Cognitive Science degree.
Cognitive Science researchers Matthias Scheutz, J.P. de Ruiter, and
Nate Ward are (Co)PIs in a
new project funded by the Air Force.
Felix Gervitz, one of our CogSci grad students,
has a fellowship through NASA (NASA Space Technology Research
Fellowship) and got to spend last summer at Ames Research Center in
California with the Intelligent Robotics Group doing really cool
research on human-robot teaming and cognitive robotics for space
exploration. He plans to spend all his summers there until he
graduates!
MIT Press has just released Prof. Richard Chechile's
book this month. The title of the book is Analyzing Memory: The
Formation, Retention, and Measurement of Memory. This book
contains a systematic examination of memory for single-cell
organisms to complex human models of experience.
Prof. Elizabeth Race and Prof. Ani
Patel received a GRAMMY Museum® grant entitled "Orchestrating brain rhythms to enhance memory across
the lifespan."
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