Colloquium du DEC

Ways of Thinking From Crows To Children And Back Again

Nicola Clayton (Department of Psychology, University of Cambridge)
Colloquium du DEC

Is machine learning a good model of human learning?

Yann LeCunn
Colloquium du DEC

It’s the neuron: How the brain really work

Randy Gallistel
Colloquium du DEC

From genes to language universals and linguistic diversity: building causal explanations across levels, timescales, methods and scientific disciplines

Dan Dediu
Colloquium du DEC

Cross-modal identity and multi-sensory objects

Matthew Nudds
Colloquium du DEC

Should we care about motivation?

Coralie Chevallier
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New Ideas in Hearing & Seeing

Sensory Encoding by Neural Systems 2015 (SENS 2015)

Jaurès, 29 rue d'Ulm, 75005 Paris

Colloquium du DEC

Is there any hope for classical statistics?

Edouard Machery (U.Pittsburgh)
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Unraveling the musical brain by the study of congenital anomalies

Isabelle Peretz (Department of Psychology, Université de Montréal, International Laboratory for Brain, Music and Sound Research (BRAMS))
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Covert Digital Manipulation of Vocal Emotion Alter Speakers' Emotional State in a Congruent Direction

Jean-Julien Aucouturier