2013 Meetings

Bangor, 3-5 July 2013

This meeting will include the 20th EPS Prize Lecture by Antonia Hamilton plus an accompanying symposium to be organised by Emily Cross on ‘Sensorimotor Foundations of Understanding Others’.

There will be an additional symposium on ‘Object Recognition and Representation in Man and Machine’, by Charles Leek.

Local Organiser Charles Leek.

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Bangor University Meeting Programme

2014 Meetings

London, January 2014

Kent, April 2014

Newcastle, July 2014

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