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Philosophy and Neuroscience at the Gulf V
Fifth Annual Meeting of the Deep South Philosophy and Neuroscience Workgroup
Dates and Location of in-person meeting:
Hilton Pensacola Beach Hotel, Pensacola Beach, FL
September 22-24 (Thursday-Saturday), 2022
WORKSHOP THEMES:
- Philosophy of Neuroscience Varia
- Microscopy in Neuroscience
Please mark your calendars for the fifth annual workshop, Philosophy and Neuroscience at the Gulf V, of the Deep South Philosophy and Neuroscience Workgroup, currently planned for an in-person meeting at the beachfront Hilton Pensacola Beach Hotel, Pensacola Beach, FL, from Thursday, September 22 through Saturday, September 24!
For this year’s meeting we are calling for submitted abstracts for talks on any topic in current philosophy of neuroscience broadly construed (“philosophy of neuroscience varia”), but also for talks on a special session planned on the role of microscopy in neuroscience research.
We will further feature our usual annual events, included invited speakers, invited neuroscientist keynote lectures and short “blitz” talks so as to accommodates as many participants as possible.
Abstracts (up to 750 words) for submitted presentations at this year’s workshop will be due by July 1, 2022. A second Call will be sent out in early June on how to submit abstracts. For now, all interested parties can contact John Bickle at jbickle@philrel.msstate.edu for more information or to submit an abstract in advance.
Participants will be responsible for their own travel costs; the Hilton Pensacola Beach will offer special conference rates to all participants for Wednesday night, September 21 through Sunday, September 25. There is no workshop registration fee; funding from the Department of Philosophy and Religion at Mississippi State University pays for workshop meeting space, lunches for all participants on Thursday, September 22, and coffee and refreshment breaks each day.
Please direct all queries to John Bickle at the email address given above, or to Ann-Sophie Barwich at abarwich@iu.edu.
The Deep South Philosophy and Neuroscience Workgroup is an American Philosophical Association (APA)-affiliated group dedicated to promoting professional interactions between philosophers and neuroscientists through transdisciplinary research and meetings to promulgate results of these interactions.
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