HooCS Hub

Lab Meetings

During our biweekly HooCS Lab meetings, we will often have presentations from faculty and graduate students on works in progress on topics in philosophy, cognitive science, neuroscience, AI, and/or all of the above. Other times, we will discuss methods, bring in guest speakers, host skill-building sessions, or have other activities depending on interest. There will always be food.

Meetings are Mondays, 10–11:30am, in the Balz Library in Cocke Hall.

Note: HooCS members can sign up for a presentation with the signup sheet. To be added to the HooCS Hub mailing list and Outlook Calendar, please contact us.

Date Time Speaker Title
Sept 14 10–11:30 Welcome Back Breakfast
Sept 28 10–11:30 Ashley Williams IRB Orientation and Workshop
Oct 12 10–10:45 Chad Davis, Blake Harris, and Zhengping Zhang AI Use, Epistemic Diversity, and Scientific Exploration: An Agent-Based Model
Oct 26 10–10:30 Cai Liu & Jason Wong Online Dark Humor and Collective Existential Stress
10:30–11:15 CJ Oswald The AI Journalist: Why Shouldn't My News Anchor be a Hologram?
Nov 9 10–10:45 Trey Boone Progress in Neuroscience: Understanding the Functions of Hypothalamus
Nov 30 10–11:30 Slot available