What is the goal of the seminar series?
The goal is to discuss research coming out of the fields of cognitive science and sociology, with the hope of articulating the social and cognitive dimensions of inequalities. Are there bridges between these two fields? What are the challenges for interdisciplinary research? Although the differences between the fields of cognitive science and sociology cannot be denied, the goal of this seminar is to facilitate scientific exchange among communities of researchers interested in questions that relate to social inequality.
Who is behind the seminar series?
The seminar series is co-organized by Stanislas Morel, a sociologist from the Centre de Recherche Interuniversitaire Expérience Ressources Culturelles Éducation in Paris, and Jérôme Prado, a cognitive neuroscientist from the Centre de Recherche en Neurosciences de Lyon in Lyon.
How do I attend?
Seminars will be held online. Please complete this form to register. Zoom links and abstracts for each seminar will be sent via a Google Group mailing list. Once the list administrator has approved your registration, you will be added to the mailing list and you will receive a confirmation email.
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You only need to register once for all of the seminars. You can unsubscribe from the seminars at any time by sending an email to social-inequalities-seminar@googlegroups.com.
