Talks

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2011 – International Workshop of Visual Attention. Allahabad, India.

2010 – Computational and Systems Neuroscience. Snowbird, Utah, USA.

2007 – The Rank Prize Funds mini-symposia, Representations of the visual world in the brain. Lake District, UK.

2005 – The Rank Prize Funds mini-symposia, Active Vision. Lake District, UK.

2004 – Kavali Institute for Theoretical Physics, University of California, Santa Barbara, USA.

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2017

Food and Sex: some now, or more later? Psychology & Neuroscience, University of St Andrews, UK

Some food now or more later? Psychology, University of Hull, UK

2016

Time and probability discounting: how Bayesian methods can improve data collection and analysis. Division of Neuroscience, School of Medicine, University of Dundee, UK.

2014

Bristol Decision Making research group. University of Bristol, UK.

2011

School of Psychology. University of Edinburgh, UK.

2010

Max Planck Institute for Biological Cybernetics. Tübingen, Germany.

School of Informatics. University of Edinburgh, UK.

2009

School of Psychology, University of Southampton.

2006

School of Psychology. Dundee, UK, (before I my appointment at Dundee).

2005

National Institute for Standards in Technology, Washington DC, USA.

Institute for Medical Engineering, University of Pennsylvania, USA.

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2014/Sept/01 – Science versus belief? @ Dundee Skeptics

2014/April/08 – The Psychology of Making Decisions @ Cafe Science Dundee

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I think it is incredibly important that the scientific community engage with the public. We must make science accessible, and convey its fun and creative nature. When I took up my lectureship at Dundee, I co-founded Cafe Science Dundee. This is part of the international Cafe Scientifique movement which aims to bring scientists and normal people together in a relaxed, and caffeine rich, setting.

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