RuCCS Colloquium
Tuesdays, Psychology Building 101, 1:00pm
| Jan 29 |
Dr. Lauri Karttunen
(Palo Alto Research Center, Stanford University)
Computing linguistically-based textual inferences |
| Feb 5 |
Dr. Ira Noveck
(Institute for Cognitive Science, Lyon Frrance)
Bringing pragmatics out of the Shadows |
| Feb 12 |
Dr. David Vicario
(Rutgers University, Department of Psychology)
Patterns of Learning, Memory, and Vocal Production in the Songbird Brain |
| Feb 26 |
Dr. John Tsotsos
(Department of Computer Science and Engineering, York University, Toronto, Ontario Canada)
The Different Kinds of Visual Recognition need Different Attentional Binding Strategies |
| Mar 4 |
Matthew Wagers
(University of Maryland, Department of Linguistics)
Creating and navigating structure in real time |
| Mar 11 |
Dr. Russell Epstein
(University of Pennsylvania, Department of Psychology )
Making a Scene in the Brain |
| Apr 1 |
Barry Loewer
(Rutgers University, Department of Philosophy)
Counterfactuals, Time's Arrows, and Physics |
| Apr 8 |
Dr. Alessandro Innocenti
(University of Siena, Department of Economic Policy)
Cognitive Biases and Gaze Direction. An Eye-Tracking Study |
| Apr 15 |
Dr. Frederique de Vignemont
(Institut Jean - Nicod)
The body in the mind |
| Apr 22 |
Dr. Renee Baillargeon
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TALK CANCELED |
| May 6 |
Dr. David Beaver
(University of Texas at Austin, Department of Linguistics and Philosophy)
Linking Semantics |
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 ( suecos@ruccs.rutgers.edu ). If you would like more information on this talk series, please contact talks@ruccs.rutgers.edu.
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