Brains in the Making: Emerging Models, Methods, and Modes of Working
Workshop, Durham University, 19-20 March 2015
DRAFT PROGAMME
NB This workshop is by registration only. Places have now been allocated.
DAY 1 19 March 2015
12-1 Lunch
1.00-1.10 Introductory comments: Dr Felicity Callard, Dr Angela Woods, Dr Peter Garratt
1.10-2.40 Session 1
Chair: Dr Peter Garratt (Cognitive Futures in the Humanities), Durham University
Interdisciplinary neuroscience collaborations: meeting the practical challenges
Professor Charles Fernyhough (Hearing the Voice, Hubbub), Durham University
Dr Ben Alderson-Day (Hearing the Voice, Hubbub), Durham University
Dr Susanne Weis (Hearing the Voice), Durham University
Probability designs: predictive processing and the eighteenth-century novel
Dr Karin Kukkonen (Cognitive Futures in the Humanities), University of Oxford
Embedded philosophy of neuroscience as a critical form of interdisciplinarity
Philipp Haueis (Hubbub), Berlin School of Mind and Brain
2.40-3.00 Coffee/tea break
3.00-4.15 Session 2
Chair: Dr Marco Bernini (Hearing the Voice), Durham University
Naturalising interpretation – interpreting naturalism: neuropsychiatric accounts of interpretation and the role of ‘critique’ in the humanities
Dr James Carney (Cognitive Futures in the Humanities), University of Oxford
My Brilliant Career
Dr Des Fitzgerald (Hubbub), Durham University
4.15-4.45 Break
4.45-6.00 “In the Making I”: Recorded Panel Session
Prof Andreas Roepstorff, Aarhus University
Dr Simone Kühn, Max Planck Institute for Human Development, Berlin
Dr James Wilkes (Hubbub), Durham University
Interviewer: Dr Angela Woods (Hearing the Voice, Hubbub), Durham University
7.30 Dinner for delegates
DAY 2 20 March 2015
9.30-11.00 Session 3
Chair: Dr Angela Woods (Hearing the Voice, Hubbub), Durham University
Can we use introspection in neuroscience?
Dr Simone Kühn, Max Planck Institute of Human Development, Berlin
Daydreaming across the disciplines
Dr Felicity Callard (Hubbub, Hearing the Voice), Durham University
The urban brain
Prof Nikolas Rose, King’s College London
11.00-11.30 Coffee/tea break
11.30-1.00 Session 4
Chair: Dr James Wilkes (Hubbub), Durham University
Indiscernible matter: the ethics of passionate objectivity
Sam McLean, King’s College London
TBC
Prof Andreas Roepstorff, Aarhus University
Lesions in the Landscape: Sounding EEG
Shona Illingworth, University of Kent
1.00-2.00 Lunch
2.00-3.15 “In the Making II”: Recorded Panel Session
Prof Nikolas Rose, King’s College London
Dr Ben Alderson-Day (Hearing the Voice, Hubbub), Durham University
Shona Illingworth, University of Kent
Interviewer: Dr Peter Garratt (Cognitive Futures in the Humanities), Durham University
3.15-4.00 Closing session
Reflections on ‘emergent’ methods & models
4.00 CLOSE OF WORKSHOP
We thank the Institute of Advanced Study (Durham University), The Wellcome Trust and the AHRC who have provided financial support for this workshop. The workshop draws on the expertise of three interdisciplinary research projects at Durham University: Hearing the Voice, Hubbub, and Cognitive Futures in the Humanities. For queries about this workshop, please contact Kim Staines, Project Co-ordinator, Hubbub (at The Hub at Wellcome Collection). For a previous post about this workshop, click here.