May 20. Edouard Machery and Luis Favela
Feb 11. Grace Lindsay
Apr 8. Gualtiero Piccinini
Here’s the schedule:
Feb 25. Vittorio Gallese
Mar 11. Krzysztof Dolega
Mar 25. Patricia Churchland
The Brains Blog, along with Neural Mechanisms Online, is thrilled to announce the schedule for Neural Mechanisms Online, 2022. As always, it will be a fantastic series of talks.
Apr 22. Sabrina Coninx
May 6. Susanna Schellenberg
Jun 3. James Haxby
Jan 28. Frédérique de Vignemont
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