RuCCS Colloquia
RuCCS Colloquium
Tuesdays, Psychology Building 101, 1:00pm
| Spring 2013 Schedule |
| Jan 29 | Dr. Matthew Stone
(Rutgers University, Department of Computer Science and Center for Cognitive Science) Argument by Demonstration |
| Feb 5 | Dr. Iris Berent
(Northeastern University, Department of Psychology) The Phonological Mind NOTE: Click here to see the recorded event. (Rutgers NetID login required) |
| Feb 12 | Dr. Cristina Bicchieri
(Upenn, School of Arts and Sciences, Department of Philosophy) Altruistic punishment, compensation and reward in Ultimatum games NOTE: Click here to see the recorded event. (Rutgers NetID login required) |
| Feb 26 | Dr. Branden Fitelson
(Rutgers University, Department of Philosophy) Individual Coherence and Group Coherence NOTE: Click here to see the recorded event. (Rutgers NetID login required) |
| Mar 12 | Dr. Charles Randy Gallistel
(Rutgers University, Department of Psychology and Center for Cognitive Science) The Perception of Probability NOTE: Click here to see the recorded event. (Rutgers NetID login required) |
| Apr 9 | Dr. Andy Kehler
(University of California, San Diego, Department of Linguistics) A Probabilistic Reconciliation of Coherence-Driven and Centering-Driven Theories of Pronoun Interpretation NOTE: Click here to see the recorded event. (Rutgers NetID login required) |
| Apr 16 | Dr. Jonathan Cole
(Honorary Senior Lecturer in Clinical Neurosciences, University of Southampton Professor - University of Bournemouth Consultant in Clinical Neurophysiology - Poole and Salisbury Hospitals) The Neuroscience and Phenomenology of Defferentation; living without proprioception and touch NOTE: Click here to see the recorded event. (Rutgers NetID login required) |
| Apr 23 | Dr. Jason Stanley
(Rutgers University, Department of Philosophy) Motor Skill Depends on Knowledge of Facts |
| Apr 30 | Dr. Marian Chen
(Boston University, Department of Psychology) Learning and generalizing from natural pedagogy |
RuCCS Colloquium
One of the primary goals of the Rutgers Center for Cognitive Science is to promote cross-disciplinary scholarship and research concerned with understanding aspects of intelligent action - in humans, in machines, and in the abstract. As part of this process, the Center sponsors distinguished visitors on both the short-term and long-term basis. These visitors typically present a summary of their research to the Rutgers community interested in Cognitive Science.
The RuCCS Colloquium Series is held in the Psychology Building, Room 101 on the Busch Campus at 1:00pm on selected Tuesdays, unless otherwise noted.
Lunch will be served in the RuCCS playroom (Room A139) before each talk at 12:00. Graduate students are especially invited to come and meet the speaker at this lunch.
Note: Talks are also announced by email (with reminders sent the day of the talk) to people who have requested to be placed on our announce list. If you would like to be added to our announce list contact Sue Cosentino ( This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. ). If you would like more information on this talk series, please contact This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. .