Vivid representing as index of rapid neurocognitive plasticity: Towards a continuity between perception and practical reasoning
Developmental approaches to reading socio-emotional stimuli
Chair in Suicide Prevention Research
School of Psychology – Chair in Child and Youth Mental Health
PhD in Semantic Web Technologies, Ecole Polytechnique de Montreal, Canada
Postdoc Position in Large-scale Brain Modeling, Centre for Theoretical Neuroscience, University of Waterloo, Canada
Utilisation des neurosciences cognitives et de la psychologie
clinique pour le traitement intégré du syndrome de Gilles de la Tourette
Le code de la conscience (Stanislas Dehaene)
Alive Inside (La projection sera suivie d’une discussion avec Isabelle Peretz)
Learning and Teaching Music in the Twenty-First Century: The Contribution of Science and Technology (CFP)
www.ltm21aem21.wix.com/colloque2015
Extended CFP / Appel prolongé: SoPhA 2015 - Montreal (The Société de philosophie analytique (SoPhA))
The Montreal Bilingual Brain Initiative Symposium: Multiple Perspectives on Bilingualism and the Brain
Quebec Child Mental Health Research Day - Journée de recherche Québécoise sur la santé mentale de l’enfant
(@McGill in May - web link not available yet)
Detecting communicative intent in infancy
@Carleton, Ottawa: Thursday January 15th with a talk from Dr. Kristine Onishi (McGill University, Department of Psychology). As usual, the talk takes place in DT2203 from 11:45am-1:00pm
CANADIAN SOCIETY FOR THE STUDY OF PRACTICAL ETHICS (CFP)
The multiple effects of literacy on the brain
How body motion influences linguistic structure via breathing: Evidence from spontaneous speech data
CRISCO: Using magic to advance science
Next Friday (January 16th), 1 p.m. at UQAM, philosophy department, room W-5215.
A short presentation by Jay Olson (http://www.jayolson.org/ -
Dept of psychiatry, McGill) followed by a discussion on the topic, in the open spirit of the CRISCo series of meetings. Everybody welcome.
For millennia, magicians have amazed audiences and developed intuitions about the mind. More recently, scientists have started testing these intuitions to learn more about psychology. This talk with
demonstrate how magic can enable new methods in science and uncover new phenomena in psychology. Some of these magic tricks will be demonstrated.
Happy new year / bonne année!
Guillaume
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Guillaume Chicoisne, PhD.
Institut des Sciences Cognitives - www.isc.uqam.ca
(+1) 514-987-3000 #4374
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