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Experimental entanglements in cognitive neuroscience (Workshop, Twitter #EECN, Update)

posted on January 28, 2025

Research Summary: Experimental Entanglements in Cognitive Neuroscience Workshop

Event Type: Academic workshop integrating humanities and social sciences perspectives into cognitive neuroscience
Primary Focus: Interdisciplinary interrogation of how medical humanities and social sciences can participate in creating and examining cognitive neuroscientific knowledge
Organizing Institution: Centre for Medical Humanities
Twitter Hashtag: #EECN
Participation Level: Core members and affiliates of Centre for Medical Humanities actively engaged; live tweeting and community commentary encouraged
Conceptual Framework: Explores productive “entanglements” between disciplinary fields to inject new conceptual energy into neuroscience interrogation
Resource Availability: Full speaker abstracts and updated conference information available online; blog reporting and community feedback solicited

Please click here for all updated information regarding this conference (including, now, full abstracts from all speakers), and here for the previous blog post about this event.

Many of the Centre for Medical Humanities team (core members and affiliates) will be participating in this workshop.

The Twitter hashtag to follow is #EECN, and there will undoubtedly be some live tweeting from CMH folks as well as others.

This workshop is intended to inject new conceptual energy into explorations of what it might mean for the humanities (with medical humanities central, here) and the social sciences to participate in the creation and interrogation of cognitive neuroscientific knowledge. We shall be reporting back, and encourage you, too, to respond (through the blog, Twitter, etc.) with your thoughts on these ‘entanglements’.

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