Seminar Recordings
Spring 2021 Series
Neurocognitive mechanisms supporting analogical reasoning and its development
Prof Silvia Bunge, University of California, Berkeley
18th March 2021
Early Diversity in Abstract Thought: Context Shapes the Developmental Trajectory of Relational Reasoning
Dr Alex Carstensten, Stanford University
18th February 2021
Analogy Across Modality: Analogical Mapping Across Sensory and Information Modalities and Evidence for a General Analogical Reasoning Factor
Dr Adam Weinberger, Georgetown University
11th February 2021
One Instructional Sequence Fits all? A Conceptual Analysis of the Applicability of Concreteness Fading
Dr Tommi Kokkonen (University of Helsinki) & Prof Lennart Schalk (PH Schwyz)
11th February 2021
Cross Domain Generalisation in Humans and Machines
Dr Alex Doumas, The University of Edinburgh
4th February 2021
Analogy as a Catalyst for Cumulative Cultural Evolution
Dr Lotty Brand, University of Sheffield
28th January 2021
Using Context and Comparison to Constrain the Construction of New Descriptions During Open-Ended Induction
Prof Robert Goldstone, Indiana University Bloomington
21st January 2021
Autumn 2020 Series
Space for Thinking: Spatial Reference Frames and Abstract Concepts
Dr Ariel Starr, University of Washington
10th December 2020
Preschoolers' Comprehension of Functional Metaphors
Rebecca Zhu, University of California Berkley
10th December 2020
Infant Relational Learning: Interactions With Visual and Linguistic Factors
Dr. Erin Anderson, Indiana University, Bloomington
3rd December 2020
Making Neural Nets Simple Enough to Succeed at Universal Relational Generalization
Prof. Kenneth J. Kurtz, Binghamton University
17th November 2020
Toward a Remedy for Inert Knowledge: Evaluating Different Facets of Category Status for Promoting Spontaneous Transfer
Sean Snoddy, Binghamton University
17th November 2020
The Structural Anchoring of Spontaneous Analogies
Lucas Raynal, Cergy-Pontoise University & Dr. Katarina Gvozdic, University of Geneva
12th November 2020
A Connectionist Account of Analogy-Making
Dr. Ivan Vankov, Bulgarian Academy of Sciences
5th November 2020
Analogies, Games and the Learning of Mathematics
Dr. Jairo Navarrete, O’Higgins University
22nd October 2020
Using Developmental Trajectories to Understand Change in Children’s Analogical Reasoning
Matthew Slocombe, Birkbeck, University of London
22nd October 2020
Priming, Pressure, and Learning by Analogy
Dr. Lindsey Richland, University of California, Irvine
15th October 2020
Abstraction and Analogy in Natural and Artificial Intelligence
Prof. Melanie Mitchell, Santa Fe Institute
8th October 2020
Abstract Semantic Relations in Mind, Brain, and Machines
Prof. Keith J. Holyoak, UCLA
1st October 2020
Summer 2020 Series
Is Rule Learning Like Analogy?
Dr. Stella Christie, Tsinghua University
16th July 2020
Analogical Reasoning and Executive Functions: A Life Span Approach
Prof. Jean-Pierre Thibaut, University of Burgundy
9th July 2020
Predicting Patterns of Similarity Among Abstract Semantic Relations
Nick Ichien, UCLA
9th July 2020
Analogy in Cognitive Architecture
Prof. Kenneth D. Forbus, Northwestern University
11th June 2020
Relational Reasoning in Curricular Knowledge Components
Dr. Priya Kalra, University of Wisconsin–Madison
4th June 2020