This
seminar
takes
the
scientific
method
,
one
of
the
most
innovative
inventions
humans
have
created
for
exploring
ideas
and
constructing
knowledge
,
and
applies
it
to
artistic
 
practices
of
research
and
production
.
What
are
the
processes
by
which
we
investigate
our
conscious
experiences
in
art
and
science
?
What
can
these
disciplines
learn
from
 
one
another
and
how
can
we
open
up
the
ways
in
which
we
generate
research
questions
and
conduct
experiments
to
explore
the
unknown
-
the
X
?
Our
aim
is
to
investigate
 
the
cognitive
realm
 -
our
conscious
and
subconscious
thoughts
and
emotions
–
using
an
interdisciplinary
methodology
inspired
by
empirical
insights
from
cognitive
science
 
and
artistic
modes
of
production
.
Together
we
will
create
new
modes
of
experimentation
and
challenge
the
notion
of
the
“
laboratory
.”
During
the
seminar
you
will
have
the
 
chance
to
develop
and
test
experimental
paradigms
and
stimuli
.
Come
with
questions
,
prepare
yourself
to
tackle
problems
,
and
enjoy
the
process
.


Dr
.
Marjan
Sharifi
will
be
your
guide
through
exploring
the
X
.
She
is
a
highly
experienced
interdisciplinary
scholar
and
trained
cognitive
scientist
with
a
PhD
in
cognitive
psychology
which
she
completed
in
the
social
 
neuroscience
department
of
the
Max
Planck
Institute
for
Human
and
Cognitive
Brain
Sciences
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We
will
be
examining
four
main
themes
which
we
will
spread
across
the
core
weeks
of
May
and
June
.
The
first
date
,
Friday
22
May
will
be
the
intro
to
the
course
where
all
the
important
course
information
and
materials
will
be
shared
.
The
final
day
,
Thursday
June
25th
,
you
will
be
sharing
your
final
projects
.
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Virtual
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COURSE
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May
22
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May
28
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May
29
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June
4
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June
5
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June
11
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June
12
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June
18
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June
19
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June
25
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