To promote interdisciplinary interaction between different faculty members and students on the campus, a weekly meeting has been organized by our postdoc Jialiang Yan since September 2023, called Tsing Ch’a Sessions (清茶会). Its slogan “know thyself and let others know you better.”
■Schedule for 2023-2024 academic year (Spring)
| Date | Speaker |
|---|---|
| 2024 SEP 12 | 赵博囡 Bonan Zhao |
| 2024 SEP 19 | John Lindqvist, 李文娟 |
| 2024 SEP 28 | 杜鹏昊 Penghao Du |
■Current Sessions
2024 September 12 13:30-15:30 Bonan Zhao (赵博囡 Princeton University) Computational models of causal generalization
Computational Cognitive Science is an interdisciplinary field seeking to understand human cognition and intelligence through computational principles. Logic has played fundamental roles in the early development of cognitive science, and keeps influencing today’s most cutting-edge research in the field. In this talk, I will briefly introduce the historical connection between logic and cognitive science, and share some of my work combining formal representations, probabilistic inference, and behavioral experiments, to account for how people synthesize concepts from very few data and generalize to novel situations.
■Past Sessions
Click HERE to check the past sessions.
