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The Science of Consciousness
1994
The biennial academic conference run by the University of Arizona Center for Consciousness Studies since 1994 (originally "Toward a Science of Consciousness" in Tucson). The main gathering where philosophers, physicists, and neuroscientists debate the nature of mind - and the meeting where David Chalmers first named "the hard problem of consciousness."
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he co-founded and organizes it
Source: The Science of Consciousness / U. Arizona Center for Consciousness Studies
a frequent presenter
Source: The Science of Consciousness / U. Arizona Center for Consciousness Studies
has presented his consciousness work there
Source: The Science of Consciousness / U. Arizona Center for Consciousness Studies
has presented his idealism there
Source: The Science of Consciousness / U. Arizona Center for Consciousness Studies
presents psi and consciousness research there
Source: The Science of Consciousness / U. Arizona Center for Consciousness Studies
a cornerstone of the quantum-consciousness debate it hosts
Source: quantum-consciousness literature
he named the hard problem at its 1994 inaugural meeting
Source: Chalmers, Facing Up to the Problem of Consciousness (Tucson, 1994)
a keynote figure on quantum consciousness there
Source: The Science of Consciousness / U. Arizona Center for Consciousness Studies