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Brain reading: how can we decrypt neuronal representations? (2015)| shared_uid | 2221 |
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| title | Brain reading: how can we decrypt neuronal representations? |
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| type | Journée |
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| year | 2015 |
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| start_date | 2016/03/21 |
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| stop_date | 2016/03/21 |
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| schedule | 13h-17h |
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| active | no |
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| website | https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/ccni-debate-tickets-20760127099 |
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| practical_info | This event is free, however seats are limited. |
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| summary | From popular press reports and cognitive neuroscience findings in prestigious journals, it appears that significant progress has been made in mind and brain reading, and in the capacity of machines to decode thoughts and personality traits and predict behaviour. At the core of these claims is the belief that new methodologies now enable us to infer sophisticated cognitive representations from brain data. But can we? In this CCNi Debate, experts in Neuroscience and Psychology will discuss:
- the methodologies they use to study neuronal representations in the brain;
- what (i.e. cognitive categories) these methodologies are representing;
- the advantages and limitations of such methodological approaches in investigating the
cognitive categories considered;
- the future directions for studying neuronal representations of cognitive categories. |
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| responsibles | Rousselet |
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