Large-scale pretraining on neural data allows for transfer across individuals, tasks and species
Paris PLEXUS workshop in Philosophical Logic
Organized by Paul Égré (Crossing CNRS / ENS-PSL) and Francesca Poggiolesi (IHPST CNRS / Panthéon-Sorbonne)
Pour la Fête de la science 2025, l’École normale supérieure fête tous les savoirs
IA, crise climatique, progrès des biotechnologies ...
Determinants of the socioeconomic gap in early childcare access in France: A multi-level, integrative approach
Le jury est composé de :
Multimodal interactions: auditory-visual and auditory-gesture interactions
Mardi 23 sept 10h-12h: "Ecological approaches to hearing and causal properties of sounds"
Sound identification and categorisation and pleasantness
Mardi 23 sept 10h-12h: "Ecological approaches to hearing and causal properties of sounds"
Ecological approaches to hearing and causal properties of sounds
Laurie Heller is a visiting professor at the ENS. During her stay, she will give a series of lectures.
Unraveling the multiscale structure of navigation: a new path for linking circuit dynamics to motor strategies?
Contribution: Antonio Costa, Maha Dhanasekar, Kevin Fidelin, Elias Lunsford, Gautam Reddy, Gautam Sridhar, Xinyu Jia, Claire Wyart
Reputational poverty traps” and the reproduction of social inequality in South Asia and the world
Ample theoretical and empirical evidence shows that people’s evaluations of others are not straightforward. Often, we base our judgements not solely on a person’s actions, but also on what we think others think of the person. This reliance on social information (what we could often call gossip) can readily lead to misapprehensions.