Dietrich Stout on "Technology and Cognitive Evolution: What's human about the human brain? Exploring evolutionary specializations of the human brain." From Emory University's Center for Mind, Brain, and Culture Summer 2011 Workshop, (May 25-27, 2011)

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Dietrich Stout "Archaeological and Paleontological Record of Human Cognitive Evolution: What's human about the human brain? Exploring evolutionary specializations of the human brain." From Emory University's Center for Mind, Brain, and Culture Summer 2011 Workshop, May 25-27, 2011."

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Jim Rilling, "_Structural Brain Imaging Methods: What's human about the human brain? Exploring evolutionary specializations of the human brain." From Emory University's Center for Mind, Brain, and Culture Summer 2011 Workshop, May 25-27, 2011."

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Todd Preuss "Fundamentals of Evolutionary Neuroscience: What's human about the human brain? Exploring evolutionary specializations of the human brain." From Emory University's Center for Mind, Brain, and Culture Summer 2011 Workshop, May 25-27, 2011."

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Todd Preuss on "Introduction of study of Brain Evolution: What's human about the human brain? Exploring evolutionary specializations of the human brain." From Emory University's Center for Mind, Brain, and Culture Summer 2011 Workshop, May 25-27, 2011."

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Konrad Talmont-Kaminsky (Marie Curie-Sklodowska University, Lublin, Poland)

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What Does the Brain Have to Do with Sex and Gender

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Zombies in Hollywood are the animated dead but philosophers have been talking for centuries about zombies in a different sense–the idea that we are all simply soulless machines. Is it inevitable that we're all just zombies? Dr. Neill and Dr. Goldenbaum debate this issue -- draw your own conclusions!

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Stella Lourenco (Psychology) and Leslie Taylor (Theater Studies)

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