Nuts n' Bolts #1 for Simon McGregor's upcoming COGS talk on "Embodied Sensorimotor Hyperintensionality" is now viewable here: youtu.be/bf7r5U9njnY Tue 27th Feb, 16:00-17:30 (GMT) in-person at Sussex, and online via zoom: Zoom ID: 984 9011 7354 Passcode: 234841

Teaser #2 for tomorrow's COGS talk by Simon McGregor: youtu.be/NC0u28IXCIs?si… "Embodied Sensorimotor Hyperintensionality" 16:00-17:30 GMT; At Sussex, and online via zoom: Zoom ID: 984 9011 7354 Passcode: 234841

Starting now! Online, via zoom: Zoom ID: 984 9011 7354 Passcode: 234841 and in-person University of Sussex!

Call for Abstracts: 2nd Annual Web Conference of the International Society for the Philosophy of the Sciences of the Mind. Deadline for submission: April 30th ispsmind.com/international-…

Trailer #1 for next week's COGS talk by @cfernyhough on "The Science Of Inner Experience". youtu.be/2GoF5VsgnrE?si… Tuesday, 12th March, at 16:00 (GMT) In-person, and online via Zoom: Zoom ID: 920 6450 9969 Passcode: 740396

On 22 March at 3:30-5 (London time), the Sussex Philosophy Society Sussex Philosophy will host Prof. Andy Clark for an in-person Research Seminar entitled “Principled Entanglements: Predictive Brains and the Intimacy of Mind and World” in Arts A (U of Sussex campus). Anil Seth

Today at 4pm GMT, Sussex COGS welcomes back Keisuke Suzuki Keisuke Suzuki @ksks.bsky.social to talk on "Exploring What Feels Real: Cognitive and Computational Approaches to Presence", in Fulton 103, and online. Zoom ID: 928 0476 8809 universityofsussex.zoom.us/j/92804768809?… Passcode: 538040

Today (26/3) @ 4pm GMT, Sussex COGS seminar: Dr Stephen Mann of Max Planck Institute, 'The relevance of communication theory for theories of representation'. universityofsussex.zoom.us/j/94090189719?… Passcode: 525471 Abstract here: sussex.ac.uk/cogs/seminars

@cogscidude I think the disciplinary mistrust can also be alleviated in cogsci programs that require philosophical foundations courses and interdisciplinary lecture series. Bridging these gaps is why it's important that the project of cognitive science exists.

Of all the things I've argued on the topic of misinformation, the thing that gets the most pushback is my scepticism it has simple "fingerprints" that people can learn to identify. If you're in Sussex I'll be talking about this on Tuesday 👇 Sussex COGS sussex.ac.uk/cogs/seminars

Today (30/4/24) @ 4pm GMT+1, Sussex COGS seminar, Dan Williams, "Does misinformation have fingerprints?" Campus: FUL-103 universityofsussex.zoom.us/j/98771083456?… Passcode: 036181

Today (7/5) at 4pm GMT+1, Sussex COGS seminar, Patrick Schotanus (Edinburgh): "Mr Market on the Couch; Introducing the Market Mind Hypothesis, the Final Frontier of Behavioural Finance." sussex.ac.uk/cogs/newsandev… universityofsussex.zoom.us/j/91543744282?… Passcode: 882843

Today (14/5) @ 4pm GMT+1, Sussex COGS seminar w/ Mazviita Chirimuuta: "A Mark of the Non-Cognitive" FUL-113 sussex.ac.uk/cogs/seminars Zoom ID: 962 9318 5346 universityofsussex.zoom.us/j/96293185346?… Passcode: 872756

Today (4/6) at 4pm UK time, Sussex COGS seminar: Jesse Prinz on Epistemic Emotions. On campus: Pevensey 1 A6 Online: Zoom ID: 933 2605 6070, Passcode: 308004

Michael Silberstein Michael Silberstein at Sussex COGS - arguing for neutral monism, enactivism, and contextual emergence as the way forward for a (new) science of consciousness (talk list here, including a previous one by Michael Levin: sussex.ac.uk/cogs/seminars)

Next week at COGS: Professor Dan Zahavi, presenting on the unity and plurality of shared emotions. Tuesday 29/10; 4PM UK time. Online via Zoom: Meeting ID: 986 6397 7111

Don't miss Dan Zahavi at COGS today, 4pm (UK). Online via zoom: Meeting ID: 986 6397 7111 Passcode: 835744