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2019	Events
05 Feb	Special Event/Talk (external website) Precognition: From Life to Lab (Professor Caroline Watt)
06 Feb	Human cognitive neuroscience seminar Bounded learning as active exploration in the world and in the mind
13 Feb	Human cognitive neuroscience seminar Exploring factors affecting magnitude of minimal interference benefits to long-term memory retention PPIG: Philosophy, Psychology, and Informatics Group Hearts and Minds: Hidden impacts on emotion and cognition (Sarah Garkinkel)
20 Feb	Human cognitive neuroscience seminar Being Moved by Core Affect: Generalized Approach/Avoidance Responses of Unconscious Affective Stimuli
22 Feb	Human cognitive neuroscience seminar (Special Guest Talk) Dissociable neural information dynamics for conscious contents and cognitive control (Andrés Canales-Johnson)
27 Feb	Human cognitive neuroscience seminar Identifying novel markers of concealed face recognition PPIG: Philosophy, Psychology, and Informatics Group Psychopathology, Interpersonal Experience, and the Sense of Reality (Matthew Ratcliffe)
06 Mar	Human cognitive neuroscience seminar Debbie Gray (Research assistant, The University of Edinburgh) PPIG: Philosophy, Psychology, and Informatics Group Transformative embodiment and the self - Why you are and aren't your body (Miriam Kyselo)
15 Mar	Edinburgh Psychology Keynote Talk Nicky Clayton (University of Cambridge)
20 Mar	Human cognitive neuroscience seminar Voluntary task switching in children: Switching more to reduce the cost of task selection PPIG: Philosophy, Psychology, and Informatics Group Can the body tell its own tale? Phenomenology of the body and interoception (Helena De Preester)
22 Mar	Edinburgh Psychology Keynote Talk Douglas Hofstadter (TBC)
27 Mar	Human cognitive neuroscience seminar Renzo Lafranco (PhD Candidate in Psychology, The University of Edinburgh)
03 Apr	Human cognitive neuroscience seminar Robert McIntosh (Senior Lecturer, The University of Edinburgh)
31 May	Andy Clark and Critics Conference (external website)

This article was published on Feb 21, 2019