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Reminder that the early-career joint talk competition in Neurophilosophy of Free Will deadline is in 8 days. More information neurophil-freewill.org

Honored to have received the Wang-Fradkin Professorship, Chapman University's "highest faculty award in recognition of exceptional merit in scholarly or creative activity"

Great panel and discussion with Adina Roskies, Patrick Haggard, Aaron Schurger and excellent moderating by Liad Mudrik at the ASSC 24 Tel Aviv. If you missed it, the recording will be posted (assc24.forms-wizard.biz)

i recently heard that a peer i look up to was upset by a paper that i also don't like much. that made me happy. some people still read critically it's wise of people to not to openly express their dismay at poorly done work. but when do, there are often unexpected benefits too

A new preprint of our COVID-Dynamic paper is out as a PsyArXiv preprint (psyarxiv.com/75eyx/). It now include all 16 waves and is more broad. Congrats to Tessa Rusch, Lynn K. Paul, PhD, Damian Stanley 🦋 @neurodamian, Dehua Liang, Amber R. Hopkins, Ralph Adolph's, and the rest of the team.

It was fun to be the first non-philosopher to be interviewed by The Free Will Show. They were nice to me even though I am just a neuroscientist. Thank you, Taylor Cyr and Matthew Flummer for an interesting conversation.

Turns out humans can be quite random. Congratulations to Alice and Garance Merholz for getting our paper "Characterizing human random-sequence generation in competitive and non-competitive environments using Lempel–Ziv complexity" out nature.com/articles/s4159…

Though I do not agree with everything, there is some good advice here:

I am looking forward to speaking, sadly remotely, at the International Colloquium on Philosophy and Neuroscience (neurophilo.com). Honored to be included in such a great lineup.

Looking forward to talking about the unconscious mind and free will with @OneGardenHQ next Thursday, February 17th, 7:30pm GMT (11:30am PST), ogdn.io/GcIW

Read now! Free Will, edited by Uri Maoz and Walter Sinnott-Armstrong, brings new perspectives on the neuroscience and philosophy of free will.

Interested in applying for SURF? Application deadline is THIS Friday! Deadline: Friday, February 25 @ 4PM The SURF program is a great opportunity for a PAID, on-campus summer fellowship open to undergraduates in ALL disciplines! chapman.edu/research/cente…

Very (very) much enjoying the annual meeting of NeuroPhilFreeWill, with Liad Mudrik, Ivan Rago, Gabriel Kreiman, Aaron Schurger, John-Dylan Haynes, and many others and their lab members. Great talks. Great to be here in person.

In the new publication ‘Free Will’, editors Uri Maoz and Walter Sinnott-Armstrong collect arguments from experts around the globe on burning questions in the #neuroscience and philosophy of free will. See more: bit.ly/3rXuEyr

Extremely happy to freely share our new paper ‘Free will without consciousness?’ just out in ⁦Trends in Cognitive Sciences⁩. It’s been a huge pleasure and privilege to work on this interdisciplinary project of neuroscientists and philosophers >> sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

So well deserved!!! Huge congratulations, Rafi Malach. Such an inspiration to us all

🚨🚨The full program of #ASSC25 is now online! 🚨🚨Visit theassc.org/assc-25/#progr… and click on the download button to see what's in store for you during this year's ASSC conference! For questions/remarks, contact us at: [email protected]

Excited to share our animation video, explaining why neuroscientists and philosophers should work together to study high-level concepts like consciousness and free will (with Michael Robinson, Isy Barrett, Kailee Hague, Nat Nichols, & Bill Kroyer): youtu.be/Nt-ALFndYwA

Exciting that ASSC25 Amsterdam started today. And we are honored that Chapman Brain Institute people are presenting 5 talks and a poster.

We should mention that this video was made as part of a project funded by the John Templeton Foundation and the @FetzerInstitute