1 h 30 min
The Power and Limits of Neuroscience Research Paradigms on Action and Free Will
Neuroscience, Philosophy of Mind, Cognition and seminar by Prof. John Assad/Manuel Vargas, Harvard Medical School/UC San Diego
Hosted by NeuroPhilosophy of Free Will
Thursday 19:00–20:10 Los Angeles (GMT-7)
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