The full program for the seventh annual meeting of
Deep South Philosophy & Neuroscience Workgroup,
Philosophy & Neuroscience
@The Gulf VII
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October 3 – 5, 2024
Hilton Pensacola Beach, Pensacola Beach, Florida
Program Chairs:
John Bickle
Dan Burnston
Our three (full) day retreat meeting has 18 sessions with 47 presenters. Of those, six are invited philosophy (3) and neuroscience (3) keynote speakers.
Keynote speakers
Philosophy
William Bechtel, University of California, San Diego. “Beyond hierarchy: The importance of brain areas of which you may never have heard” Sponsored by Tulane Cognitive Studies.
Rosa Cao, Stanford University. “What matters for comparing brains and models?”
Adina Roskies, University of California, Santa Barbara. “Inference in neuroimaging and the problem of cognitive ontology”
Neuroscience
Megan Peters, University of California, Irvine. “Quantifying qualitative experience: Not an oxymoron!”
Lucas Pinto, Northwestern University. “How localized or distributed are neural computations underlying decision making?”
Rob Williams, University of Tennessee Health Sciences Center. “Time and synchrony in neuroscience —Time for deconstruction”
Full program (schedule of talks, and abstracts with photos of presenters)
Full program without cover (suitable for printing)
Philosophy & Neuroscience @The Gulf VII Features
Panel discussions on
Neural Representation(s) and
“New” Approaches in Philosophy of (Neuro-)Science
Submitted symposia on
Composition in Neuroscience and
Multiscale Context-Sensitivity and Multiple Constraints in Cognitive Neuroscience
And for the first time…
Cocktail Hour & Reception
Thursday, 6:00 – 8:00
Like Buffet’s wind and the water–it’s FREE!
Thanks to Danielle Williams for the Buffet parrot logo!
Philosophy & Neuroscience @The Gulf VII is sponsored by
Mississippi State Department of Philosophy and Religion
with generous support from
Agencia Nacional de Investigación y Desarrollo (National Research & Development Agency, Chile; ANID-Fondecyt 1210091) and Facultad de Filosofía y Humanidades, Universidad Alberto Hurtado (Alberto Hurtado University, Faculty of Philosophy and Humanities, Santiago, Chile)
and
Cognitive Studies at Tulane