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AHRC network: Pervasive context-sensitivity in natural language

Written by
Emma Borg
Posted on
6 May 201413 December 2019

CCR will host a major AHRC funded international network between the University of Reading and Peking University, China, during 2014-2016, on the topic of ‘Pervasive context-sensitivity in natural language’. The…Read More >

Talk: Dr. Manne Bylund, 7th April

Written by
Emma Borg
Posted on
3 April 201413 December 2019

The final talk of the current series in the Centre for Literacy and Multilingualism programme will take place on Monday 7th. All welcome. Differences in L2 ultimate attainment: age of…Read More >

HowTheLightGetsIn Festival

Written by
Emma Borg
Posted on
1 April 201413 December 2019

This May CCR Director Emma Borg will be speaking at HowTheLightGetsIn, the world’s largest philosophy and music festival. Alongside philosopher and theologian Mark Vernon, musician and poet Penny Rimbaud, and sociologist…Read More >

Mirror neurons, intersubjectivity and intellectual humility

Written by
Emma Borg
Posted on
24 March 201413 December 2019

CCR is delighted to announce that it has received funding from the John Templeton Foundation to run a research cluster on the above topic. More details are available at: Intellectual…Read More >

Talk 19th March: Matthew Spencer

Written by
Emma Borg
Posted on
10 March 201413 December 2019

Dr Matthew Spencer, a post-doctoral researcher in the Brain Embodiment Lab at University of Reading, will give a talk on: Emergent representations from stochastic diffusion dynamics Gordon Lecture Theatre at 3pm…Read More >

Talk 6th March: Prof. Barry Everitt FRS

Written by
Emma Borg
Posted on
4 March 201413 December 2019

Professor Barry Everitt FRS will give a talk entitled: “Drug addiction: neural mechanisms underlying the development of compulsive drug seeking habits” Professor Everitt is Professor of Behavioural Neuroscience at Cambridge,…Read More >

Talk: Emmanuel Pothos 27th Feb

Written by
Emma Borg
Posted on
27 February 201413 December 2019

Dr Emmanuel Pothos (City University) will be talking about “The Clash of the (Formal Probability Theory) Titans” in which he will try to convince us that the reason why human judgments and…Read More >

Talk 6th Feb: Mark Haselgrove

Written by
Emma Borg
Posted on
4 February 201413 December 2019

Mark Haselgrove from the University of Nottingham will be giving a seminar on Thursday 6th February on Effects of predictability and uncertainty on human and animal learning The causal structure…Read More >

Semantics and Science: Information

Written by
Emma Borg
Posted on
4 February 201413 December 2019

The conference programme can be found at: Semantics_Science_programme The flyer is available at: CCR conference flyer For registration, please go to: http://store.rdg.ac/UoR-SemanticsandScience2014  

Shared Experiences: the boundaries of the social brain

Written by
Emma Borg
Posted on
4 February 201413 December 2019

An Interdisciplinary Summer School June 22 – 28 , 2014, Hotel Apollo, Aegina, Greece http://www.pc.rhul.ac.uk/sites/lab/?page_id=610 Applications are invited from PhD students, post-doc and young researchers to attend the Summer School on “Shared…Read More >

Csibra Talk: Change of Venue

Written by
Emma Borg
Posted on
22 January 201413 December 2019

Apologies for the short notice, but we have had to alter the venue of Gergely Csibra’s talk tomorrow. It will now take place in GU04 in Agriculture (Agriculture is located…Read More >

Semantics and Science conference programme

Written by
Emma Borg
Posted on
21 January 201413 December 2019

The conference programme is now available: Semantics_Science_programme    

New ‘Philosophy Bites’ podcast

Written by
Emma Borg
Posted on
17 January 201413 December 2019

CCR Director, Prof. Emma Borg, has been interviewed for the popular ‘Philosophy Bites’ podcast series. Her interview on ‘Language and Context’ can be heard at: http://philosophybites.com/2014/01/emma-borg-on-language-and-context.html (In the nine days since…Read More >

‘Semantics and Science’: registration now open

Written by
Emma Borg
Posted on
17 January 201413 December 2019

Registration is now open for the inaugural CCR conference (21st-22nd March 2014). For further details, please see the CCR conference flyer. The running order for the conference will be posted on this…Read More >

Talk 23rd January: Gergely Csibra

Written by
Emma Borg
Posted on
9 December 201313 December 2019

Prof. Gergely Csibra (Cognitive Development Centre, Budapest) http://people.ceu.hu/gergely_csibra Thursday 23rd January, Psychology 127, 2.30-4pm ‘Non-verbal generics’ All human languages allow for making generic statements about kinds, which fosters the acquisition of…Read More >

Talk 27th Nov: Piotr Winkielman

Written by
Emma Borg
Posted on
18 November 201313 December 2019

Prof. Piotr Winkielman (UC San Diego) 12pm Wednesday 27th Nov., Nike Lecture Theatre, Agriculture. Emotion, Cognition, and ‘Rational’ Embodiment Emotions permeate social life and influence perception, cognition, decision, and action….Read More >

Talk 27th Nov: Joanna Rączaszek-Leonardi

Written by
Emma Borg
Posted on
14 November 201313 December 2019

Dr Joanna Rączaszek-Leonardi from the University of Warsaw will be at the Brain Embodiment Lab on Wednesday, November 27th. She will give a talk in the Gordon Lecture Theatre in the…Read More >

Talk 14th Nov: Eva Belke

Written by
Emma Borg
Posted on
12 November 201313 December 2019

14th Nov 2013, 13:00; Meteorology, GU01 Professor Eva Belke, University of Bochum, Germany Phonological influences on lexical-semantic encoding in word production: Can they be regulated by the speaker?    

Csibra talk: change of date

Written by
Emma Borg
Posted on
7 November 201313 December 2019

Gergely Csibra’s CCR talk next term will now take place on: Thursday 23rd Jan, 2.15-3.45 (Not 13th Feb. as previously advertised.) Title and location tba.

PhD Studentships in Philosophy

Written by
Emma Borg
Posted on
6 November 201313 December 2019

Offered by the South, West and Wales Doctoral Training Partnership Our Doctoral Training Partnership will be offering a considerable number of AHRC studentships in Philosophy this year. Successful applicants for these…Read More >

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