John Bickle's & @AntonellaTrama3's workshop for Philosophers of Neuroscience and Philosophical Neuroscientists ( #DSPNIII) has been the highlight of my week. So much that I briefly interrupt my Twitter abstinence w some screenshots! Check out the people behind the talks! THREAD 1/

KEYNOTE
Sheena Josselyn: “Neuronal allocation to an engram underlying memory” ( #DSPNIII) 2/

“The Mendel of memory? Richard Semon, ontogenetics, and the concept of the engram” by @SarahKRobins ( #DSPNIII) 3/

Jonathan Najenson: “What have we learned about the engram?” ( #DSPNIII) 4/

KEYNOTE:
Eva Jablionka “Genetic accommodation and the evolution of new cognitive capacities: The case of tool-making in humans” ( #DSPNIII) 5/
(with a shoutout to the recent book by @CeliaHeyes @audet_janice @Harvard_Press)

Carlos Guerrero-Bosagna: “Epigenetics: Bridging the gap between environmental exposures and behavior”
and
Giuseppina Di Salvo: “Reproductive behaviour and evolution: A neuroepigenetic perspective”
( #DSPNIII) 6/
(Forgot to take screenshots! Here is a chicken instead.)

Next: That Barwich woman you may have heard about...
"How biology perceives chemistry: Smells as environmental kinds” ( #DSPNIII) 7/

The one, the only, JOHN BICKLE with Aaron Kostko: “The ‘causal pathways’ concept: On the emerging role of case studies from neural epigenetics” ( #DSPNIII) 8/

KEYNOTE
Alan Love: “Mechanical epigenetics in nervous system ontogeny: Challenges for integration and a puzzle for reductionism” ( #DSPNIII) 9/

Antonella Tramacere ( @AntonellaTrama3 ): “Epigenetics in the nervous system: The ayahuasca of the mind” ( #DSPNIII) 10/

Marco Nathan: “Fuhgeddaboudit! Neuroepigenetics and the future of the brain” ( #DSPNIII) 11/

Many more talks at the Philosophy and Neuroscience at the Gulf III --> October 9-11, 2020

Third annual meeting of the Deep South
Philosophy and Neuroscience Workgroup

(yes, I slacked with screenshots.)

Find the program tho... HERE: http://deepsouthphilneuro.com 
( #DSPNIII) /11