[Marschak Colloquium] Leveraging the science of health development: Designing systems that help children thrive
Neal Halfon, pediatrics, Public Health, and Public Policy, UCLA
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[Marschak Colloquium] The art and science of high-fives: Field experiments at the intersection of social, developmental and educational psychology
David Yeager, Psychology, University of Texas at Austin
[Marschak Colloquium] When morals matter in economic decision making
Felix Brodbeck, Psychiatry & Psychology, University of Munich
[Marschak Colloquium] Two faces of subjective uncertainty
Craig Fox, Ho-Su Wu Term Chair in Management, UCLA Anderson School
[Marschak Colloquium] Collective computation and social evolution
Jessica Flack, Complexity and Collective Computation, Wisconsin
PAC-12 Student Training Program
• Gain hands-on behind-the-camera experience• Tour full production truck• Learn to operate equipment• Shadow the crew at a Pac-12 live event• Gain the opportunity to be hired for future events• Lunch will be providedWhen: Saturday, April 18Where: Easton StadiumTime: 8:00AM - 12:00PMTo Sign Up: www.pac-12.com/studenttraining OR wgulley@athletics.ucla.edu 310-825-2476For more information visit: www.pac-12.com/studenttraining
[Marschak Colloquium] Climate forcing and infectious disease dynamics in changing human landscapes
Mercedes Pascual, Ecology and Evolutionary Biology, Unviersity of Michigan
BEC Speaker Series: Lera Boroditsky “How the Languages We Speak Shape the Ways We Think”
Lera Boroditsky USCD, Department of Cognitive Science “How the Languages We Speak Shape the Ways We Think” “How do the languages we speak shape the ways we think? Do speakers of different languages think differently? Does learning new languages change the way you think? Do bilinguals think differently when speaking different languages? Does language shape our thinking only […]
BEC Speaker Series: Laurie Santos “The Evolution of Irrationality: Insights from Non-Human Primates”
Laurie SantosYale, Department of Psychology “The Evolution of Irrationality: Insights from Non-Human Primates.”“I will explore the evolutionary roots of some of our species' irrational decisions. I will start by reviewing some classic biases in the field of judgment and decision-making and will then turn to the question of how these biases came about in the first […]
[Marschak Colloquium] The interface theory of perception
Donald Hoffman, Cognitive Science, UC Irvine
