The ASU Origins Symposium began yesterday with a kick-off panel discussion on issues in science journalism. Interesting talks and symposia will be going on at ASU through Monday, featuring some of the biggest names in science (Hawking, Dawkins, Pinker, Ramachandran, the list goes on). Many of the events are not open to the public (and I couldn't score an invite), but they will all be simulcast on Cox Channel 116 and Quest Choice TV Channel 138. In addition, there will be live webcasts of many of the events found here.
I'm particularly interested in the events happening Sunday. The first panel discussion (starting at 9:30 AM) is on consciousness, complex cognition, and language. Be sure to tune in!
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