Prof. Kim Kirsner (Western Australia) will speak about his work on speech fluency and aphasia. This will also involve informal discussion of potential collaborations involving brain imaging and a new database…Read More >

Vincent C. Müller Anatolia College/ACT & University of Oxford www.sophia.de “If the human brain is a computer, does it follow that we can reproduce human cognition on different hardware?” Neuroscientists…Read More >

Vincent Muller’s talk next week (2-3.30, Thursday 9th May) will now talk place in the Nike Theatre in Agriculture (not G79 in Psych as advertised previously). Apologies for the change…Read More >

The first CCR event next term will be: ‘Could the mechanisms that underlie motor control be responsible for perception?’, Andrew Glennerster and James Stazicker. The talk is in Humss 181,…Read More >

There has been a slight change to the CCR schedule for next term: Prof. Muller’s paper will now be a week earlier (9th May), with the discussion of Dickie’s paper…Read More >

The first event in the CCR Summer Seminar series next term will be: ‘Could the mechanisms that underlie motor control be responsible for perception?’, Andrew Glennerster & James Stazicker. Week 2:…Read More >

James Stazicker, Nat Hansen and Emma Borg will be running a graduate reading class looking at some recent papers in cognitive science during the Summer Term. The classes will take place in…Read More >

In the Summer term we will have two dedicated  CCR talks: Week 2: Thursday 2nd May, 2-3.30pm. Andrew Glennerster (Psych) and James Stazicker (Philosophy) will talk on ‘Could the mechanisms…Read More >