[BEC Speaker Series] A Pan-Mammalian Tongue-Microbiome-Gut-Brain Axis? Implications for Health and Culture
NANCY DESS, OCCIDENTAL COLLEGE
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[BEC Speaker Series] Title: Sex Influences on Brain and Memory: The Burden of Proof has Shifted
LARRY CAHILL, UC IRVINE
[Marschak Colloquium] Do justices defend the speech they hate? In-group bias, opportunism, and the first ammendment
Lee Epstein, Law, Washington University, St. Louis
[BEC Speaker Series] Social and Physiological Resources and the Perception of Space
SIMONE SCHNALL, UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE
[Marschak Colloquium] Counting the many: The origins and limits of supermajority rule
Melissa Schwartzberg, Political Science, NYU
[BEC Speaker Series] Nature versus Nurture in the Inheritance of Social Status
GREGORY CLARK, UC DAVIS
[Marschak Colloquium] The origin of ideas: Blending, creativity, and the human spark
Mark Turner, Cognitive Science, Case Western Reserve University
Voice Studies Now Conference at UCLA
Professor Greg Bryant and lecturer Kasia Pisanski will talk about the evolution of vocal emotion perception at the Voice Studies Now conference hosted at UCLA the last weekend in January.6:30 PM: Conference Registeration7:30 PM: Concert
Voice Studies Now Conference at UCLA
Professor Greg Bryant and lecturer Kasia Pisanski will talk about the evolution of vocal emotion perception at the Voice Studies Now conference hosted at UCLA the last weekend in January.8:30 AM-4:00PM: Conferecne Panels4:00 PM: Diamonda Galas (Keynote)
Voice Studies Now Conference at UCLA
Professor Greg Bryant and lecturer Kasia Pisanski will talk about the evolution of vocal emotion perception at the Voice Studies Now conference hosted at UCLA the last weekend in January.9:00 AM-4:00 PM: Conference Panels4:00 PM: Prof. Jody Kreiman (Keynote)
