Memory Day 2010
Macquarie
Uni Works-in-progress Memory Day 2010
Macquarie University
Thursday-Friday October 21-22, 2010

Link to full program and full program with abstracts.

Senate Room, Lincoln Building, Level 3, Lincoln Building C8A, Macquarie University (entry directly across from the NE corner of the MACCS building C5C).
An informal day-and-a-half of friendly idea-sharing and work in progress, associated with the ARC Discovery Project

'From autobiographical memory to collective memory: an interdisciplinary study of individual and group cognition', Amanda Barnier and John Sutton

This is a descendant of
the first Sydney Collective Memory Meeting, Coogee Surf Club, July 2006; of our two previous Memory Days at Macquarie (Memory Day 2007 and Memory Day 2008), and of the
memory strands and themes in ASCS09, the annual conference of the Australasian Society for Cognitive Science, which we hosted in 2009.

Memory Day 2010 features work-in-progress talks from colleagues interested in memory across a range of disciplines.

Here is the full program.
And here is the full program with abstracts.

Memory Day 2010 will take place in the Senate Room, Level 3 of the Lincoln Building (C8A), Macquarie University, over two days from 12.30pm to 5.30pm Thursday, 21st October and from 10.00am to 4.15pm Friday, 22nd October.
Attendance at Memory Day is limited to the capacity of the Senate Room, approximately 35-40 people.
The format of Memory Day is very much interdisciplinary, interactive and informal. To RSVP, email amanda.barnier@mq.edu.au.

Our program includes Featured Talks from three outstanding national and international scholars:
*Thursday at 12.30pm, Dr Adam Brown (Visiting Fulbright Scholar from Cornell University) who will talk on "Constructing a Collective Memory";
*Thursday at 4.50pm, Professor John Hodges (Federation Fellow from Neuroscience Research Australia and UNSW, and co-leader of the new ARC Centre of Excellence on Cognition and its Disorders) who will describe his team's groundbreaking research and its future;
*Friday at 10am, Professor Andrew Hoskins (Professor of Cultural Studies at The University of Nottingham, UK, and Editor-in-Chief of Sage Journal, Memory Studies) who will talk on "Twilight of Media, Twilight of Memory" (Professor Hoskins will be giving his Public Lecture on Wednesday night).

Our program also includes 17 talks from junior and senior researchers and scholars across cognitive science, cognitive psychology, neuropsychology, forensic psychology, philosophy, media, arts, history, english and more.

Memory Day 2010 is generously supported also by the Macquarie Centre for Cognitive Science, Macquarie University. We are grateful to Robin Blumfield, Adam Brown and Lesley McKnight for help in organising Memory Day.

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CONTACT DETAILS

John Sutton
MACCS (Macquarie Centre for Cognitive Science), (room C5C 423)
Macquarie University                

NSW 2109                                    Tel. (61) 2 9850 4132
Australia                                      Or just email me.


Last updated 21 October 2010.