Time: Wednesdays 4:10 P.M.

Location: 614 Schermerhorn

Note: Refreshments are served after the talks in the 3rd floor rotunda. To arrange a meeting with one of the colloquium speakers, please contact the faculty host for that speaker. Meetings are generally from 1:30 P.M. - 4:00 P.M. on the day of the talk.

September 12, 2007
Dr. Hakwan Lau   Department of Psychology, Columbia University "A Higher-Order Bayesian Decision Theory of Consciousness" Host: Dr. Frances Champagne

September 26, 2007
Dr. Seth Pollak   Department of Psychology, University of Wisconsin at Madison “The Varieties of Emotional Experience: Learning, Social Development, and Neurobiology” Host: Dr. Frances Champagne

October 10, 2007
Dr. Jennifer Eberhardt   Department of Psychology, Stanford University "Racial Residue: How Race Alters Perception of People, Places, and Things" Host: Dr. Frances Champagne

October 24, 2007
Dr. Anne Treisman   Department of Psychology, Princeton University “Broad or narrow focus of attention: how does it determine what we see?" Host: Dr. Frances Champagne

November 7, 2007
Dr. Eshkol Rafaeli   Department of Psychology, Barnard College "Using diary methods in the study of affective structure and psychopathology" Host: Dr. Frances Champagne

November 28, 2007
Dr. Iven Van Mechelen   Katholieke Universiteit Leuven “Challenges in contextualized personality research” Host: Dr. Frances Champagne

January 30, 2008
Dr. James Rose   Department of Zoology and Physiology, University of Wyoming "The Science and Politics of Pain" Host: Dr. Frances Champagne

February 13, 2008
Dr. Joshua Tenenbaum   Department of Brain and Cognitive Sciences, MIT "Bayesian models of inductive learning and reasoning" Host: Dr. Frances Champagne

February 27, 2008
Dr. Jason Zevin   Sackler Institute for Developmental Psychobiology, Cornell University "Learning the limits on adult plasticity for speech" Host: Dr. Frances Champagne

March 12, 2008
Dr. Jennifer Steele   Department of Psychology, York University "Women in mathematics: Examining the hidden barriers that gender stereotypes can impose" Host: Dr. Frances Champagne

April 2, 2008
Dr. Julia Kim-Cohen   Department of Psychology, Yale University "Nature and Nurture in the Development of Antisocial Behavior" Host: Dr. Frances Champagne

April 16, 2008
Dr. Wendy Suzuki   The Center for Neural Science at NYU "Associative learning and the Monkey Medial Temporal lobe" Host: Dr. Frances Champagne