Re: WESS Dinner Meeting. Oct. 18, 2001. Prof. Karl Pribram.

from jlrchand@pop.mail.rcn.net

  Dear Colleagues:

  A WESS dinner meeting with Professor Karl Pribram has been
re-scheduled for Thursday, Oct. 18, 2001.
  Speaker:
          Prof. Karl Pribram
          Georgetown University
  Title:
          "Piecewise linear and non-linear brain processes in perception"
  Time: 6:00 PM Cocktails
          7:00 PM Dinner
          8:15 PM Speaker
  Place: Les Halles Brasserie
          1201 Penn Ave NW
          Washington, DC, 20004
          (202) 347-6848
          www.LesHalles.net

Please email your reservation to me in a timely manner. Or, you can
leave a message on the answering machine at 703-790-1651. Our
agreement with our hosts requires us to submit to them a firm number
of reservations at least 24 hours in advance of the meeting.

Guests are welcome.
The location of Les Halles Brasserie is about four blocks east of the
White House, close to both metro stops and parking garages in
downtown Washington.

A WESS dinner meeting is also planned for Thursday, Nov. 29, 2001.
The speaker will be Professor Stan Salthe of New York University at
Binghamton. Stan's work on Evolution and Hierarchy Theory has broken
new ground on the nature of complexity theory. The time and place of
the Nov. 30 dinner meeting will be the same as for the October
meeting. Stan's abstract and other information will be distributed
shortly before the Nov. 29 th meeting date.

One other WESS event is scheduled for this month. WESSbook will meet
on Saturday afternoon, Oct. 20, 2001 at 1:00 PM in Room 262 at the
Reiss Science Building on the Georgetown University campus. The book
to be discussed is:

The Genome
by Matt Ridley.

Guests are welcome at the open discussions of WESSbook. For further
information, please contact either Andrew Vogt or myself.

Cheers

Jerry LR Chandler
Received on Mon Oct 15 10:57:19 2001