Tag: Libet experiment

Kreiman Lab News

Neurophilosophy of free will

Post author By gabriel kreiman
Post date October 1, 2019

First Annual Meeting at Chapman University, Los Angeles, CA.

Check out the new neurophilosophy of free will web site!

See also “Internally Generated Preactivation of Single Neurons in Human Medial Frontal Cortex Predicts Volition” by Fried et al 2011

Tags anterior cingulate, free will, human neurophysiology, Libet experiment, Neurophilosophy, pre-supplementary motor cortex, supplementary motor cortex, Uri Maoz, volition

Kreiman Lab News

34th Annual Interdisciplinary Series hosted by the University of Chicago

Post author By klab coordinator
Post date April 13, 2016

Gabriel Kreiman gives a lecture titled: How free is Free Will? at the 34th Annual Interdisciplinary Series hosted by the University of Chicago.

April 13th, 2016

Stock image of person standing at crossroads

See also:

Fried I, Mukamel R, Kreiman G. (2011). Internally Generated Preactivation of Single Neurons in Human Medial Frontal Cortex Predicts Volition. Neuron, 69: 548-562

Tags decoding intentions, free will, human neurophysiology, Libet experiment, volitional decision making

Kreiman Lab News

New Findings on Free Will

Post author By klab coordinator
Post date June 22, 2011

Brainiac – New Findings on Free Will

Link to original article by Fried et al Neuron 2011

Tags decoding human intentions, free will, human neurophysiology, Libet experiment, pre-SMA, supplementary motor area, volitional decisions