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Regular meetings
602B Barrows (map) @ 5:10PM
Meetings take place on . Non-members are welcome to join in!
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FEEL DEAD BRAINS!!!
Posted by: Harry Cheng  | Monday, April 7th 2008 |
Wednesday, April 16th
2060 VLSB
7PM
Ever wanted to touch a human brain? Come to the Cognitive Science Student Association’s annual FEEL DEAD BRAINS. Grad student Bradley Voytek, neuroscience extraordinaire, will be giving a mind-blowing neuroanatomy talk. We’ll get out the trays, ethanol, and human brains for a little one-on-one with that amazing organ in your head. It’s one of the coolest events ever! |
The CSSA's Cognitive Science Major Infosession
Posted by: Linsey Smith | Tuesday, March 4th 2008 |
Are you confused by all of the options available in the major?
Curious how CogSci seniors wound their way through the major?
Interested in their future plans?
Need some advising help?
Don't know where to start looking for a research assistant position?
This is THE event to come to. A panel of veteran students and alumni will run through the major's various paths, clarifying requirements, demystifying courses, discussing "life after college," and answering all your questions at the end!
BE THERE.
---Details---
Date: Tuesday, March 11, 2008
Time: 7:00pm
Place: 5101 Tolman
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| Order our special blue-and-gold "Cognitive Science at UC Berkeley" t-shirt now, or Visit the CSSA store! New items, colors, and styles! Great CogSci-related items, at excellent prices! All proceeds support the non-profit CSSA; helping us to sponsor exciting events and bring in powerful guest speakers. Click here to go there now!
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What is Cognitive Science?
Cognitive Science is an emerging interdisciplinary field that brings together
portions of Psychology, Computer Science (AI), Neuroscience, Linguistics,
Education and many others. Essentially, its goal lies in understanding the
brain, how it
works, and how we might make better make use of it. For a more in-depth description,
visit the UCB Cognitive
Science web site.
What is the CSSA?
We are a tight-knit group of students interested in the current issues of Cognitive
Science. Our meetings take place on the first and third Wednesday of every month.
Meetings are typically an open discussion forum with focus on a particular topic
of interest. Anyone is welcome to attend and participate - if nothing else, it's
a great way to meet new friends.
How do I become involved?
To start, add yourself to our main mailing list now by entering your e-mail address
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at the next meeting as well as any pertinent news. Then simply show up! We always
welcome new members!
Also, visit our forum to discuss Cog Sci news, UCB Cog Sci classes and professors, or just to chat with fellow Cog Sci geeks!
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