COGS OPEN LECTURES AUTUMN 2010
Tuesdays from 13:00-13.50, starting in Week 3
Biology Lecture Theatre, John Maynard Smith Building
SCHEDULE:
- Oct 19 Mind as Machine: Origins of the Idea, Dr Blay Whitby
- Oct 26 Computer Vision: an Historical Perspective, Dr David Young
- Nov 2 When GOFAI was NEWFAI, Dr Blay Whitby
- Nov 9 Approaches to Consciousness in Cognitive Science and Neuroscience, Dr Anil Seth
- Nov 16 The Rise of Connectionism, Dr Ron Chrisley
- Nov 23 The History of Cybernetics and Robotics in relation to Cognitive Science (1949 - 2009), Prof Owen Holland
- Nov 30 The rise and rumoured fall of information processing: a defence of sub-personal representation, Prof Zoltan Dienes
- Dec 7 Minds, Brains, Bodies & Emotions, Prof Hugo Critchley
All welcome - particularly Informatics first and second year undergraduates, new masters and DPhil students, COGS-IDP students, and interested students of Psychology and Philosophy
COGS OPEN LECTURES AUTUMN 2009
Tuesdays from 13:00-13.50
Biology Lecture Theatre, John Maynard Smith Building
SCHEDULE:
- Oct 20 Mind as Machine: Origins of the Idea, Dr Blay Whitby
- Oct 27 Computer Vision: an Historical Perspective, Dr David Young
- Nov 3 When GOFAI was NEWFAI, Dr Blay Whitby
- Nov 10 Approaches to Consciousness in Cognitive Science and Neuroscience, Dr Anil Seth
- Nov 17 The Rise of Connectionism, Dr Ron Chrisley
- Nov 24 The rise and rumoured fall of information processing: a defence of sub-personal representation, Prof Zoltan Dienes (not Dec 1st as previously announced)
- Dec 1 The History of Cybernetics and Robotics in relation to Cognitive Science (1949 - 2009), Prof Owen Holland (not Nov 24th as previously announced)
- Dec 8 Minds, Brains, Bodies & Emotions, Prof Hugo Critchley
All welcome - particularly Informatics first and second year undergraduates, new masters and DPhil students, COGS-IDP students, and interested students of Psychology and Philosophy