Vision Seminar : Nicolas Bazan
Students (and postdocs): We encourage you to have lunch with a speaker or two during the year. Please contact the speaker's host (in advance, if possible).
Host: Kathleen Boesze-Battaglia
Behavioral Neuroscience at Penn, Presenter: Shane Heiney
Dr. Heiney is a postdoc in the Medina lab. All are invited.
CCN Talk Series: Kalanit Grill-Spector (Stanford)
Kalanit Grill-Spector (Stanford) CNS Talk Series
IRCS Noon Colloquium Series:Brian Scassellati
Penn's Law & Brain Student Group hosts Dr. Rita Goldstein
On behalf of Penn's Law & Brain Student Group, we are pleased to invite you to a lecture and reception with Rita Z. Goldstein, Ph.D., Tenured Scientist of Medical Research at Brookhaven National Laboratory. The lecture will take place on Thursday, March 15th from 4:30-6:00 p.m. in Room 214, Gittis Center, at the University of Pennsylvania Law School (3400 Chestnut Street). Dr.
Gordon Bermant
Vision Seminar :Wei Li
Students (and postdocs): We encourage you to have lunch with a speaker or two during the year. Please contact the speaker's host (in advance, if possible).
Decision Processes Colloquia: Itamar Simonson
Please contact staff coordinator Beth McCarthy (215) 573-4831 or faculty Decision Process Coordinators Katy Milkman (215) 898-5873 (OPIM) or Cassie Mogilner (215) 898-1228 (Marketing) if you have any questions.
IRCS/Computational Neroscience Speaker Series:Alexandre Pouget
A wide range of behaviors can be formalized as instances of probabilistic inferences. This includes odor recognition, navigation, motor control, decision making, visual search, simple arithmetic and causal reasoning, to name just a few. In all cases, the probabilistic inferences involve a type of operation known as marginalization.