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Symposium – call for papers Consciousness without inner models: A sensorimotor account of what is going on in our heads To be held at the AISB conference (Goldsmiths, University of London, 1-4 April 2014). There has been much criticism over … Continue reading →

We have received many very good applications for the several postdoc positions available to work on the project. It is making it hard for us to make a decision! However, we would still welcome more applications, so do not hesitate … Continue reading →

Ricardo Tellez is a young researcher in Artificial Intelligence Research. He holds a blog where he reports on the advances on robotics, especially service robotics, and AI research. Pertaining to that, he created a new section in his blog where … Continue reading →

  Postdocs in Paris on Sensorimotor Theory Several Postdoc positions in mathematical modelling, perceptual psychophysics, developmental psychology/developmental robotics, and philosophy, are available from September 2013 to work within Kevin O’Regan’s ERC Advanced project “FEEL” on the sensorimotor approach to consciousness. … Continue reading →

Some sections were left out of the book by the publisher. You can find them here. Do not hesitate to contact Kevin O’Regan if you have comments or wish to collaborate!

WHY RED DOESN’T SOUND LIKE A BELL: Understanding the FEEL of Consciousness J. Kevin O’Regan, Oxford University Press, 2011   In this book, Kevin O’Regan provides the definitive account of the “sensorimotor” approach to consciousness which he originally sketched with … Continue reading →