Edward Chase Tolman, for whom Berkeley's Psychology building is named, was remembered for both his scientific work, proposing mental maps during an era of behaviorism, as well as for his courageous opposition to the California Loyalty Oath requirement (an offshoot of McCarthyism), in a recent day-long event at Berkeley.

Videos are now online.

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLOyuQaVrp4qoU6zDjt8lNpcWoMMc2MFB3

I'm presenting the first third of my dissertation research in a poster session at CNS this year (abstract).

Excitingly, the invited symposium this afternoon, chaired by Silvia Bunge, is "The Broader Applicability of Insights from Developmental Cognitive Neuroscience"...