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News | Science in Culture

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Funding Opportunity: Early Career Researcher Workshop- The Lived Environment. Science and Security Programme. What is the nature of wine perception, and is wine flavour objective? Oct 29, 2015 News. Professor Barry C. Smith, Director of the Institute of Philosophy and co-director and founder of the Centre for the Study of the Senses (pictured), was interviewed by wine writer and wine columnist for The Sunday Express Jamie Goode, for Jamie Goode’s Wine Blog. May 28, 2015 News. May 1, 2015 News. The AHRC S...

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Awards | Science in Culture

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Funding Opportunity: Early Career Researcher Workshop- The Lived Environment. Science and Security Programme. AHRC Science in Culture Theme Awards. Banking (on) the Brain: The Neurological in Culture, Law and Society. Beckett and Brain Science. Beyond the Gene: Epigenetic Science in 21st Century Culture. Representing and Communicating Uncertainty: Climate Change and Risk. Debating the first principles of transcultural psychiatry. Evaluating scientific realism: a new generation of historical case studies.

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Innovation Awards | Science in Culture

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Funding Opportunity: Early Career Researcher Workshop- The Lived Environment. Science and Security Programme. 7 Innovation Awards have been awarded under the AHRC Science in Culture Theme. Innovation awards will expand and explore the AHRC Science in Culture Theme in new and innovative ways. In the context of this call, innovation can take a number of forms:. Exploring new inter-disciplinary concepts, methodologies and approaches drawing on both the arts and humanities and the sciences. Designed by Elega...

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Common ground – a collaboration between philosopher Dr Ophelia Deroy and artist Dr Shelley James | Science in Culture

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Funding Opportunity: Early Career Researcher Workshop- The Lived Environment. Science and Security Programme. Common ground – a collaboration between philosopher Dr Ophelia Deroy and artist Dr Shelley James. Jul 9, 2015 Blog. This is a guest blog post by Dr Shelley James, Royal College of Art, a partner on the AHRC Science in Culture Theme Large Grant, Rethinking the Senses: Uniting the Philosophy and Neuroscience of Perception. Team at the University of London. The next few weeks were spent working out ...

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dorothy | Science in Culture

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Funding Opportunity: Early Career Researcher Workshop- The Lived Environment. Science and Security Programme. What is the nature of wine perception, and is wine flavour objective? Oct 29, 2015 News. Professor Barry C. Smith, Director of the Institute of Philosophy and co-director and founder of the Centre for the Study of the Senses (pictured), was interviewed by wine writer and wine columnist for The Sunday Express Jamie Goode, for Jamie Goode’s Wine Blog. Sep 15, 2015 Uncategorized. Jul 9, 2015 Blog.

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A network for postgraduates and early-career researchers working in interdisciplinary cognitive science. Is a post-doctoral researcher on the AHRC Science in Culture. Theme Large Grant, Rethinking the Senses: Uniting the Neuroscience and Philosophy of Perception. She is based in the Department of Philosophy at the University of Warwick. How do we know that the sensory systems interact with one another? One approach to ventriloquism explains the effect in terms of the modulation of information in audition...

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Imperfect Cognitions: Joint Session 2015: Open Session on Irrationality

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Blog on delusional beliefs, distorted memories, confabulatory explanations, unrealistically optimistic predictions, and implicit biases. Thursday, 13 August 2015. Joint Session 2015: Open Session on Irrationality. In this post I summarise the four papers presented in the Irrationality session of the Open Sessions at the 89th Joint Session of the Aristotelian Society and the Mind Association. Held at the University of Warwick (pictured above) on 10th-12th July this year. Birmingham) gave my paper ‘U...

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Imperfect Cognitions: The Representation of Agents in Auditory Verbal Hallucinations

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Blog on delusional beliefs, distorted memories, confabulatory explanations, unrealistically optimistic predictions, and implicit biases. Tuesday, 9 September 2014. The Representation of Agents in Auditory Verbal Hallucinations. In this post, I will sketch some ideas from a paper that I have been working on with Vaughan Bell. Why might this shift in focus, away from the auditory, be warranted? There are a number of reasons for this, but here I mention just two. Trends in Cognitive Science. 4, 29–34. Bates...

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Food, Drink, and Perfume. Being Human Festival 2014. Taste and Smell: the hidden senses. The Objectivity of Smell. Lives without a sense of smell…. Glasgow Science Festival 2015. Rethinking the Senses: uniting the philosophy and neuroscience of perception’ is a three-year collaborative research project funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC) as part of the Science in Culture theme. Science in Culture theme. The Arts and Humanities Research Council ( AHRC. The Institute of Philosophy (IP...

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Early Career Researcher's Network. Membership Levels & Subsidies. Role descriptions & current volunteers. Keynote Speakers and Guests. NRG BESS Committee are looking for volunteers! July 23, 2015. Are you interested in outreach, communications, or events planning? Check out the current committee and our unfilled roles here: http:/ www.nrgbess.net/development-committee-role-descriptions/. X6e;rgbess.net. Natural Capital: Valuing the Planet. May 13, 2015. Has just been published. May 7, 2015. Business skil...

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People | Institute of Philosophy

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BARRY C SMITH, DIRECTOR. Professor Barry C. Smith. OPHELIA DEROY, DEPUTY DIRECTOR. Project. This £2million grant was awarded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council as part of their Science in Culture programme. Visit Ophelias website. COLIN BLAKEMORE, DIRECTOR OF CENSES. Professor Sir Blakemore was appointed. Project. This £2million grant was awarded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council as part of their Science in Culture programme. VITTORIO GALLESE, PROFESSOR IN EXPERIMENTAL AESTHETICS.

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