COGS talks this term

In addition to our own ROLLS series this term, the Centre for Cognitive Science has several talks that may be of interest to linguists. Click on the links for more information.

At COGS Seminars, internationally recognised researchers from all corners of cognitive science research present and discuss their latest findings. All are welcome to attend.

Spring 2015

Tuesdays 16:00 - 17:30

Date	Seminar	Venue
Jan 27	Construction Kits for Evolvable Types of Minds Aaron Sloman University of Birmingham	Jubilee 144
Feb 3	Semantic and Syntactic Factors influencing language production: "WHO" are we likely to refer to and "HOW" in repeated text?  Bojana Ivic University of Sussex	Jubilee 144
Feb 10	Small Steps Towards a Computational Model of Insight Problem-SolvingTom Ormerod University of Sussex	Jubilee 144
Feb 17	The Immorality of Artificial Emotions Blay Whitby University of Sussex	Jubilee 144
Feb 24	A Theory of Everything in a Mind, Built from Information in Matter and Society  David Booth University of Sussex/Birmingham	Jubilee 144
Mar 3	Live Coding, Notation and Improvisation  Thor Magnusson University of Sussex	Jubilee 144
Mar 10	Evidence for Hierarchical Processing of the Watercolor Effect Ken Knoblauch Stem-cell and Brain Research Institute	Jubilee 144
Mar 17	Modelling Consciousness-Dependent Expertise in Machine Medical Moral Agents Steve Torrance University of Sussex	Jubilee 144
Mar 24	The Brain as a Model of the World Oron Shagrir Hebrew University of Jerusalem	Jubilee 144
Mar 31	Art and How We See: An artist's perspectiveMark Ware	Jubilee 144
Apr 7	Easter Break
Apr 14	Objective Meaning Alan Costall University of Portsmouth	Jubilee 144