Drew McLaughlin Department of Psychological and Brain Sciences Villanova University Phonemic category recalibration, criterion relaxation, or both? Defining the mechanism(s) that support adaptation to accent English spoken in the Western United States is not the same as English spoken in New York, just as English spoken by early English learners is not the […]
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William Bialek John Archibald Wheeler/Battelle Professor in Physics Princeton University Optimization principles, revisited On a dark night, our visual system can count single photons, a sound we can barely hear vibrates the eardrum by the diameter of an atom, and the resolution of many eyes is set by diffraction. In these and other […]
Jose Manuel Alonso SUNY Optometry “ON and OFF Pathways in Vision”
Kathryn Paige Harden Professor of Psychology University of Texas
This event is also a Perelman School of Medicine Deans’ Distinguished Visiting Professorship Seminar. Eva Dyer Department of Bioengineering Department of Computer & Information Science University of Pennsylvania Large-scale pretraining on neural data allows for transfer across individuals, tasks and species The brain is incredibly complex, with diverse functions that emerge from […]