We will also stream this seminar via Zoom. For the link, please contact us: pennmindcore@sas.upenn.edu Mick Bonner Department of Cognitive Science Johns Hopkins University A high-dimensional view of computational neuroscience Brains and artificial neural networks represent information in population codes, defined by the activity patterns of many neurons. Understanding the statistical principles […]
Events
Join us for mini-talks by our first-year graduate students: Mingyang Bian – “A Commitment-Based Analysis of ‘Believe’ as an Implicature Trigger” The distribution of believe as a propositional attitude verb exhibits a complicated picture, which calls for a reasonable description of its strength. The observations that believe is typically used as a device for […]
We are pleased to host a panel discussion on careers after/in COGS with a focus on postgraduate school. The panelists are: Bhavana Penmetsa (Col ’21) who taught English in Spain for a year as a Fulbrighter and is now working as a project manager at the Exoneration Project, a non-profit legal service organization that helps […]
“Understanding Adult Age-Related Differences in the Specificity of Episodic Memory from Behavioral, Computational, and Neuroscientific Perspectives”