ALIUS Workshop 2017
Exploring the diversity of consciousness at École Normale Supérieure. Organized by Martin Fortier, Maddalena Canna, David Dupuis, and Matthieu Koroma.
- Place: ENS, 46 rue d'Ulm and 24 rue Lhomond, Paris
- Registration: No registration required
- Legacy livestream: facebook.com/aliusresearch
Legacy two-day program
Friday, December 8
- Stephen Whitmarsh, "Worlds of difference: Attempts to study subjective experiences through art and science".
- Maddalena Canna, "Interactional models of Altered States of Consciousness and the role of mental practices in inducing dissociative states".
- Alexandre Billon, "The sense of existence".
- Mathieu Frerejouan, "Making sense of hallucinations: The principle of charity and its limits".
- Keynote: Jérôme Dokic, "Are hallucinations metacognitive errors".
Saturday, December 9
- Matthieu Koroma, "Dreams and fiction: Neuroscientific and philosophical views".
- Michiel van Elk, "The power of suggestibility using expectations and placebo cognitive enhancement devices to manipulate subjective experience".
- David Dupuis, "The whispers of the selva".
- Keynote: Renaud Jardri, "Advances in fMRI capture of hallucinations".
- Martin Fortier, "How the sense of reality and religious systems are uniquely shaped by serotoninergic and anticholinergic hallucinogens".
- Christopher Timmermann, "EEG correlates and phenomenology of the DMT state".
- Guillaume Dumas, "Normative modelling and patients stratifications".
The legacy page also retained a participant list with affiliations from Université de Lille, EHESS, Institut Jean Nicod, Institut Pasteur, Durham University, ENS, Imperial College London, University of Amsterdam, and related laboratories.