[WTI-trainee] APHINE Tomorrow Jan 17: Models in Neuroscience

[Natalia Castelo Branco Matos]

Hello!

We hope that everybody had a restful winter break and is excited for a new
year of neurophilosopy!

Our first meeting of the year is scheduled for this *Wednesday, February
17th at 5:30 PM* *in 100 College Street, Room 1135* to begin our
neurophilosophy journal club. This month's theme will be centered around
modeling in neuroscience, with professor Eric Hochstein
<https://yale.us14.list-manage.com/track/click?u=b04ef1c576332f4626a1db32b&id=46cdf55165&e=8691455c16>
visiting
us from the University of Victoria to speak on the subject early next
month. Stay tuned for more details!

If you haven't yet had a chance to fill out our feedback survey
<https://yale.us14.list-manage.com/track/click?u=b04ef1c576332f4626a1db32b&id=6ab33e8857&e=8691455c16>,
we'd still love to hear from you. Hope to see you all on Wednesday! As
always, dinner is provided at the conclusion of the meeting.

You can find the reading list below and access the PDFs on Google Drive
<https://yale.us14.list-manage.com/track/click?u=b04ef1c576332f4626a1db32b&id=cc81826032&e=8691455c16>
.

   - *01/17:Simulation and Similarity: Using Models to Understand the World
   - M. Weisberg 2013*
   - 01/24: What was Hodgkin and Huxley’s Achievement? - A. Levy 2014
   - 01/31: Are More Details Better? On the Norms of Completeness for
   Mechanistic Explanations - C. Craver & D. Kaplan 2020
   - 02/07: Integration without integrated models or theories - E.
   Hochstein 2023
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