The philosophy of neuroscience on the Internet
Neural Mechanisms Online is an international project that aims at promoting the Philosophy of Neuroscience, and more generally the interaction between philosophers and neuroscientists, through the organization of webinars, webconferences, and other types of Internet-based events.
Webinars and other Internet-based events are becoming very popular in academic research due to the fact they are relatively inexpensive and can attract a large number of participants since they are online. They can also be recorded so that other people can view in if they can’t attend the webinar.
We believe that the NM Online Webinar series and the NM Online Webconferences series might have a significant impact on the research community, attracting a potentially unlimited amount of interdisciplinary audience and strengthening the connections between researchers all over the world.
If you want to join our online community, please write to neuralmechanisms@gmail.com
Webinars and other Internet-based events are becoming very popular in academic research due to the fact they are relatively inexpensive and can attract a large number of participants since they are online. They can also be recorded so that other people can view in if they can’t attend the webinar.
We believe that the NM Online Webinar series and the NM Online Webconferences series might have a significant impact on the research community, attracting a potentially unlimited amount of interdisciplinary audience and strengthening the connections between researchers all over the world.
If you want to join our online community, please write to neuralmechanisms@gmail.com
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Acknowledgements
We also want to acknowledge the contributions of many people who participated to Neural Mechanisms Online in various forms, e.g. as reviewers or as discussants for one or more session. Here is a list (last update 10 February 2020):
Joseph McCaffrey, Carrie Figdor, Matteo Grasso, Carlotta Pavese, Michael Silberstein, Ernesto Restrepo, Sarah Genon, Juan Loaiza, Emily Pritchyko, Beate Krickel, Tom Polger, Lindley Darden, Eric Hochstein, Krys Dolega, Ruben Verhagen, Mindt Garrett, Marco Tamietto, Felipe DeBrigard, Lauren Ross, Francesco Marchi, Christopher Whyte, Dimitri Coelho-Mollo, Corey Maley, Marcin Miłkowski, Alberto Voltolini, Iwan Williams, Sofiia Rappe, Henry Shevlin, Sarah Robins, Alessandra Buccella, Nicolás Serrano, Nikolaus Kriegeskorte, Naftali Weinberger, Gualtiero Piccinini, John Krakauer, Vicente Raja, Wayne Christensen, Antonella Tramacere, Tal Yarkoni, Mike Anderson, Zdenka Brzović, Alessio Bucci, Fausto Caruana, Matthieu Dewitt, Mirko Farina, Stephen Gadsby, Marcello Ienca, Liz Irvine, Marko Jurjako, Daniel Kostic, Alfredo Paternoster, Jackie Sullivan, Daniel Weiskopf,
Hong Yu Wong
We also want to acknowledge the contributions of many people who participated to Neural Mechanisms Online in various forms, e.g. as reviewers or as discussants for one or more session. Here is a list (last update 10 February 2020):
Joseph McCaffrey, Carrie Figdor, Matteo Grasso, Carlotta Pavese, Michael Silberstein, Ernesto Restrepo, Sarah Genon, Juan Loaiza, Emily Pritchyko, Beate Krickel, Tom Polger, Lindley Darden, Eric Hochstein, Krys Dolega, Ruben Verhagen, Mindt Garrett, Marco Tamietto, Felipe DeBrigard, Lauren Ross, Francesco Marchi, Christopher Whyte, Dimitri Coelho-Mollo, Corey Maley, Marcin Miłkowski, Alberto Voltolini, Iwan Williams, Sofiia Rappe, Henry Shevlin, Sarah Robins, Alessandra Buccella, Nicolás Serrano, Nikolaus Kriegeskorte, Naftali Weinberger, Gualtiero Piccinini, John Krakauer, Vicente Raja, Wayne Christensen, Antonella Tramacere, Tal Yarkoni, Mike Anderson, Zdenka Brzović, Alessio Bucci, Fausto Caruana, Matthieu Dewitt, Mirko Farina, Stephen Gadsby, Marcello Ienca, Liz Irvine, Marko Jurjako, Daniel Kostic, Alfredo Paternoster, Jackie Sullivan, Daniel Weiskopf,
Hong Yu Wong