Theme: Cognitive Dynamics and Technologies
Organizer: Dr. Chris Kello
Talks are Mondays, 3pm, KL232 unless otherwise noted
January 25 (video of talk)
Bradley Voytek, UC San Diego
Cognitive networks and the noisy brain
February 1 (video of talk)
Emre Neftci, UC Irvine
Neuromorphic Cognition
February 8
Ricardo Prada, Google X
Industry Research in User Experience
February 16 (video of talk)
Brian Knutson, Stanford University
Neural valuation of environmental resources
February 22
Heather Bortfeld, UC Merced
Tuning to a degraded signal: Insights from infants and cochlear implant users
February 29, **Please note location change: COB-110**
Judith Kroll, UC Riverside
Bilingualism, mind, and brain
March 7, **Cancelled**
March 14
Jason Zevin, University of Southern California
Statistical learning of auditory patterns as trajectories through a perceptually defined similarity space
March 28
Yi-Fang Tsai, Apple
User Technologies
April 4
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April 11
Melissa Cefkin, Nissan
Autonomy and sociality: what we might learn from cars
April 18
Patryk Laurent, Brain Corp
Real-world immersion of artificial neural networks through robotics
May 2
Jay Martin, Stitch Fix
Human Computation
May 9
Olaf Sporns, Indiana University
Distinguished Cognitive Scientist Awardee 2016
Networks of the Brain – New Perspectives on the Structure and Function of Nervous Systems
MTS is in part supported by Robert Glushko and Pamela Samuelson.
Questions? Email Spring 2016 MTS Coordinator, Chris Kello, ckello “at” ucmerced “dot” edu.