Hi Brains! Please consider the exciting essay prize contest hosted by Bence Nanay at the University of Antwerp. Details below. Ninth Annual Essay Prize at the Centre for Philosophical Psychology, University of Antwerp Topic: Neuroscience and philosophy.Eligibility: The Essay Prize is open to those who received their PhD after May …
We’re happy to announce our first co-hosted talk! This week we are bringing you John Bickle from the MSU Weekly Chat series, a great lineup of talks put together by John and Antonella Tramacere. You can participate in the live talk and Q&A and/or find the talk on the Brains …
The 2020 HowTheLightGetsIn Festival will offer 19 hours of “world beating live content” including talks, debates, and more on September 19th and 20th. Join hundreds of livestreams catered to time zones in Delhi, New York and London. Festival goers will be able to meet the speakers, make friends, talk over …
I am very pleased to announce that Dan Burnston and Nick Byrd have agreed to take over my position as Managing Editors of the Brains blog, effective today. Robert Briscoe and Aaron Henry will remain as Contributing Editors, while Cameron Buckner, Kristina Musholt, and Katrina Sifferd step aside from that role. Many thanks to …
In view of the multiple uncertainties caused by the current corona virus pandemic, the ESPP executive committee has decided, with huge regret, to cancel this year’s meeting, which was scheduled to take place in Leipzig from 31st August to 3rd September. Pending some logistical questions, we hope to be able …
I am very pleased to announce a number of events that will take place on the Brains blog in early 2019: January 7-11: Roundtable discussion on weakness of will, organized by Julia Haas, with contributions from Nora Heinzelmann, Agnes Moors, Neil Levy, Chandra Sripada, and Zina Ward. January 14-18: Featured Author: Shannon Spaulding on How …
We’re excited to share the videos from the Neural Mechanisms 2018 Web Conference entitled “New Challenges in Philosophy of Neuroscience“. The videos can be found at the Neural Mechanisms YouTube channel or in the program below—each paper title links to its YouTube video. Thanks to Marco Viola and Fabrizio Calzavarini for organizing the …
