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| lunchtime colloquium The Center's Lunchtime Colloquium provides a lively forum for resident fellows, visiting fellows, center associates, and other scholars and scientists to make presentations that range from newly minted philosophical ideas to discussions of finished products. This active informal colloquium meets once or twice a week. Visiting fellows are asked to make a lunchtime presentation early in their visit to the center so that others can hear about their research projects and identify colleagues with similar interests. |
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This Month's Talks ::: April 2013
::: Individuating So-called "Indistinguishable" Quantum Systems
Adam Caulton
Cambridge University
Tuesday, April 2, 12:05 pm, 817R CL
::: Stanford/Zollman Joint Talk
Tuesday, April 9, 12:05 pm, 817R CL
"Getting What We Pay For: Incentives, Social Structure, and the Closing of the Scientific Mind"
Kyle Stanford, Senior Visiting Fellow
University of California, Irvine“Understanding the reward system of science: an economic approach”
Kevin Zollman, Dept. of Philosophy
Carnegie Mellon University
::: Minimal Models and Canonical Neural Computations
Mazviita Chirimuuta
University of Pittsburgh (HPS)
Tuesday, April 23, 12:05 pm, 817R CL
