Recorded Talks

• "Computational Cognitive Ontology." Center for the Philosophy of Science. University of Pittsburgh (Oct. 29, 2020)

• “Revisiting Binocular Rivalry.” Neural Mechanisms Online (February 8, 2019)

• “’V’ is for Valuation.” Deliberations on Cognitive Ontology. Washington University in St. Louis (October 26-27, 2018)

Blog Posts

• "Reward, Value, and Weakness of Will," The Brains Blog, as part of a roundtable I organized on Empirically-Informed Approaches to Weakness of Will (January 7, 2019)

• "Neuroeconomics and Reinforcement Learning: The Concept of Value in the Neuroscience of Morals," The Neuroethics Blog (March 7, 2017)

• "Exchanging 'Reasons' for 'Values'," The Neuroethics Blog (February 17, 2015)

• "Scrap or Save? A Triune Brain Theory Account of Moral Improvement," The Neuroethics Blog (January 9, 2013)

• "Uncovering the Neurocognitive Systems for 'Help This Child'," The Neuroethics Blog (December 10, 2012)

• "Joshua Greene: On Neuro-Improvement, Neuroenhancement, and Chekhov," The Neuroethics Blog (May 18, 2012)

Emory-Tibet Science Initiative

• "Meeting on Equal Footing: Buddhism and Science in New Dialogue," a book based on the 2016 symposium (see below) includes a chapter on my panel discussion. (forthcoming)

• Media article about a 2016 ETSI symposium to which I contributed. (December 18, 2016)

• The Emory Tibet Science Initiative: Interview with Dr. Julia Haas and Dr. Gillian Hue. Written by Jonah Queen for The Neuroethics Blog. (October 2, 2014)