Hello, everyone. This semester, all talks will be held at the
Institute of Cognitive Science in Rougeou, on the third floor (Room 322).
The series will generally be scheduled for Friday afternoons, although
there are a few exceptions below. For those who wish, we'll regard
this as a bag lunch series, as the time that seems to suit most people's
schedules is Friday, at 2. If you would like to be on either the
e-mail or snail-mail lists to receive reminder notices regarding the talks,
please click on the following link (cech@louisiana.edu)
to send me e-mail, or leave a message at 482-6585. And if you are
interested in participating as a speaker, either this semester or in the
future, let me know that, too; still-open dates are listed below,
in addition to the already-scheduled talks.
January 9: Sara Sereno:
A
Time Course of Word Recognition in Reading (A Tuesday Talk:
Please note that this talk is scheduled for 11 am.)
January 19: John Oller:
Testing
Relations Between Language (Verbal) and Nonverbal Abilities in Children
and Adults Acquiring a Nonprimary Language
January 23: Emilio Salinas
Coordinating
Transformations in the Visual System: How To Generate Gain Fields
and What To Compute with Them
(Also a Tuesday Talk scheduled for 11 am)
February 2:
February 9: Anthony Maida, Benjamin Rowland,
& Cengiz Gunay:
From
Connectionist Neurons To Spiking Neurons
February 16:
February 23: Randolph Trappey:
Cognitive
Process Models Of Consumer Brand Choice Behavior
March 2: Subrata Dasgupta:
A
Many-Chambered Mind: The Creativity Of Herbert A. Simon
March 9:
March 16: Elizabeth Pinkett:
Resilience
and Social Competence in Preschoolers Who Live in Poverty
March 22: Rick Cai (A Thursday Talk:
Please note that this talk is scheduled for 11 am.)
Asynchronous
Feature Binding and the Flash-Lag Illusion
March 23: Al Lamperez:
Spontaneous
Discrimination of 2 vs 3 in Homing Pigeons (Columba livia)
March 30: Sally Boysen:
Representational
Capacity for Spatial Learning and Vocal Communication in the Chimpanzee
(Pan Troglodytes)
April 4: Rosie D'Arcy: (A Wednesday
Talk: Please note that this talk is scheduled for 1 pm)
Looking
at Looking: A Social Attention Model of Human Specialization
April 6:
April 17: Ann Phillips (A
Tuesday Talk: Please note that this talk is scheduled for 11 am.)
Infant
Understanding of Intentional Action
April 20: Martin Cooperson:
A
Novel Architecture for Instance Based Classifiers
April 27 Sherri Condon:
If
You Can Read This, You're a Cyborg: Exploiting the Technology of
Writing