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Duke Conversations Upcoming Events
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Sign up for virtual conversations with faculty and students! Sign-ups close Wednesday 11:59 PM
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Tobias Egner - Tuesday, October 27
Professor of Psychology and Neuroscience
The Ins and Outs of Scientific Publishing
Tobias Egner is interested in how the human brain generates predictions about the world since we not only understand the world around us by matching the flow of incoming sensory information to previous experience but also produce adaptive behavior that runs counter to our learning history. Come to his Duke Conversation and learn more about his research and get a peek of the ins and outs of scientific publishing from an active researcher.
By signing up, you confirm that you'll be available the night of the virtual conversation from 6:50 to 8 pm. We'll notify you with details by Friday if you're accepted.
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Dan Karslake - Wednesday, October 28 (12-1 pm)
Class of 1987, Documentary Filmmaker
Karsh Conversations
Have you ever wondered what it’s like to be a Duke alum? Do you want to hear from graduates about how they navigated their post-Duke experiences? Then sign up for Karsh Conversations! The first conversation will be on Wednesday, October 28th from 12-1pm EST with Daniel Karslake ‘87! Dan graduated with a B.A. in Public Policy from Duke and is an award-winning American documentary filmmaker who has made two films about the struggle for equality of the LGBTQ+ community. Sign up for our listserv and be sure to register for this first conversation by Wednesday, October 21st at 11:59pm EST at bit.ly/karsh-convos.
By signing up, you confirm that you'll be available the night of the virtual conversation from 12 to 1 pm. You will be notified by Karsh Conversations.
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All the best, Duke Conversations
If you have any questions, please email us at DUconversations@gmail.com.
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