Dr. Lintz received his PhD in Cognitive Psychology from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln in 2024. His research interests are widespread within the areas of attention, perception, and working memory, though his focus is on how attention operates within working memory.Speaker: Evan Lintz, Sonoma State University
Join us for this special edition of the What Physicists Do series, where we will hear from Sonoma State physicists and astronomers. In these talks, we will hear about their individual journeys through physics and astronomy. Additionally, they will teach us about some of the exciting phenomena in their subfields ...
Where: Rohnert ParkCost: Free
Using microfluidics for high-throughput and quantitative biophysics and biochemistryMacromolecular interactions drive all biological processes: proteins bind DNA and RNA to regulate transcription and translation, dense networks of protein-protein interactions convey cellular signals, and enzyme-substrate interactions allow all of the chemical transformations essential for metabolism and signaling. The strength of these interactions predicts the timing and identity of downstream ...
Speaker: Hartmut Haeffner, UC BerkeleyEditor's Note: At the time of posting, UC Berkeley's calendars show a conflicting lecture on this date and in this location. We will list both until we can determine which one is in error.
Speaker: Chiara Salemi, UC BerkeleyEditor's Note: At the time of posting, UC Berkeley's calendars show a conflicting lecture on this date and in this location. We will list both until we can determine which one is in error.
Decision-making might be the most frequent challenge we face every day, and it gets hardest when every option is appealing, or when none of them are. In this lecture, Dr. Amitai Shenhav, Associate Professor of Psychology and the Helen Wills Neuroscience Institute at UC Berkeley, shares research from his lab ...
