The Neuroscience and History Working Group talks foster interdisciplinary conversation about the promises and challenges of contemporary neuroscience. We will explore the historical conditions for the emergence of neuroscience as a discipline, as well as the synergies and tensions between historical and neuroscientific modes of explanation. We welcome scholars, clinicians, students, and the interested public.
Heyman Center Workshops
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Wednesday, September 18, 2013 6:00pm The Heyman Center, Second Floor Common Room
Participants
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Deborah Coen
Professor of History and Chair of History of Science and Medicine
Yale University
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Stefanos Geroulanos
Assistant Professor of History
New York University
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Mark Churchland
Co-director, Grossman Center for the Statistics of Mind
Columbia University
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Nicolas Langlitz
Assistant Professor of Anthropology
The New School for Social Research
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Darcy Kelley
Professor of Biological Sciences
Columbia University
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