4:30 PM. ISS Seminar. "Cognitive Radio Networks." Narayan Mandayam, Electrical and Computer Engineering. Rutgers University. B205 EQuad.
4:30 PM. Neuroscience Seminar. "Modification of Cerebral Cortex by Experience." Mark Bear, Brain and Cognitive Science, MIT. 0-S-6 Green.
4:30PM. Rutgers Philosophy Colloquium. "Phenomenal Character and Consciousness." Austen Clark, University of Connecticut, Storrs. 128-129 Davison Hall, Douglass Campus, Rutgers.
10 AM. Neuroscience Seminar. Ian Wickersham. 107 Schultz.
1 PM. Rutgers-Newark Psychology Colloquium. "Measuring Components of Spatial Bias in Near and Far Space." Anna Barrett, UMDNJ. 371 Smith Hall, Rutgers, Newark.
10 AM. Neuroscience Seminar. "New Roles for MHC Class I Molecules in Brain Development and Plasticity." Lisa Boulanger, UCSD. 107 Schultz.
11 AM. 2nd Annual Rutgers Perceptual Science Forum. "Telling the Story of a Scene: From Humans to Computers." Fei-Fei Li, Princeton University. Followed by buffet lunch and poster session. Auditorium, CoRE Building, Rutgers Busch Campus.
1 PM. RuCCS Colloquium. "Linking Semantics." David Beaver, Linguistics, University of Texas at Austin. 101 Psychology, Busch Campus, Rutgers University.
1 PM. Statistical Learning Talk. "Learning Structured Bayesian Networks: Combining Abstraction Hierarchies and Tree-Structured Conditional Probability Tables." Marie deJardins, University of Maryland. 302 Computer Science.
4:30 PM. Neuroscience of Social Decision Making. "The Social Neuroscience of Empathy: What do we know and what we do not know." Jean Decety, University of Chicago. 1-S-5 Green.
10 AM. Neuroscience Seminar. "A Neural Basis for Learned Vocal Communication." Jonathan Prather, Duke. 107 Schultz.
1:30 PM. Computer Science Talk. "Cognition and Statistical Natural Language Parsing." Sandiway Fong, University of Arizona. 302 Computer Science.
10 AM. Neuroscience Seminar. TBA. Mala Murthy, Caltech. 107 Schultz.
4 PM. Computer Science Colloquium. "Building a Strong Foundation for the Future Internet." Jennifer Rexford, Princeton. 105 Computer Science.
4:30 PM Neuroscience Seminar. "Rules, Concepts and Executive Brain Functions." Earl Miller, MIT. 0-S-6 Green.
4:30 PM. Philosophy Book Symposium: Anthony Appiah's Experiments in Ethics. Remarks by Edouard Machery, Philosophy and History of Science, University of Pittsburgh, and Jonathon Baron, Psychology, University of Pennsylvania. Place TBA.
4:30 PM. Philosophy Symposium in honor of Bas van Fraassen. "Prolegomena to Any Future Physics-Based Metaphysics." Bradley Monton, University of Colorado, Boulder. Betts auditorium, Architecture School.
Philosophy Symposium in honor of Bas C. van Fraassen. Betts auditorium, Architecture School. Program.
3 PM. Neuroscience Seminar. "Reverse Engineering the Brain: What Photons and Electrons Can Tell Us about Thought." Winfried Denk, Max Planck Institute for Medical Research, Heidelberg, Germany. 003 Lewis Thomas Lab.
4:30 PM. Department of Philosophy and Humanities Council Lecture. "Essentialism and the Human Mind." (First of three.) Susan Gelman, Psychology, University of Michigan. 101 McCormick.
4:30 PM. Neuroscience and Social Decision Making Discussion Group. "Multiple Decision Making Systems: Computational, Behavioral, and Neural Dissociations." Nathaniel Daw, NYU. 1-S-5 Green.
4:30 PM. Department of Philosophy and Humanities Council Lecture. "Language and Essentialism." (Second of three.) Susan Gelman, Psychology, University of Michigan. 101 McCormick.
4:30 PM. Department of Philosophy and Humanities Council Lecture. "Authenticity and Its Origins." (Third of three.) Susan Gelman, Psychology, University of Michigan. 201 Marx. ** NOTE CHANGE OF LOCATION **
1:30 PM. Chemistry Lecture. "Evolutionary Algorithms for Molecular Design." Thomas Bäck, Leiden University, the Netherlands. 324 Frick.