Dr. Sarah Johnson
Professor of Cognitive Psychology
Stanford University
Lecture: "Neural Mechanisms of Decision Making"
Dr. Johnson will explore cutting-edge research on how the brain processes complex decisions, integrating findings from neuroscience, psychology, and computational modeling. The talk will cover recent advances in understanding the neural circuits underlying choice behavior and their implications for understanding human rationality.
Time: 10:00 - 11:00
Prof. Michael Chen
Head of Behavioral Science Lab
MIT
Lecture: "AI and Human Cognition: Convergence and Divergence"
This presentation examines the parallels and differences between artificial intelligence systems and human cognitive processes. Prof. Chen will discuss recent developments in machine learning that mirror human learning mechanisms, as well as fundamental differences that persist between biological and artificial intelligence.
Time: 11:30 - 12:30
Dr. Emma Rodriguez
Research Director
Max Planck Institute
Lecture: "Memory Consolidation in Learning: New Perspectives"
Dr. Rodriguez presents groundbreaking research on how memories are consolidated during sleep and the implications for educational practices. The lecture will cover recent experimental findings on memory enhancement techniques and their practical applications in learning environments.
Time: 14:00 - 15:00
Prof. David Williams
Chair of Social Psychology
University of Oxford
Lecture: "Social Influence in the Digital Age"
Prof. Williams investigates how social media and digital communication platforms have transformed the mechanisms of social influence and persuasion. The talk will examine contemporary research on online behavior, echo chambers, and the psychology of digital communities, offering insights into modern social dynamics.
Time: 15:30 - 16:30
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