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There have been three main areas of activity since our last report. First, our monthly public lecture series has continued to grow from strength to strength. Recent speakers and topics have included:
Terrence Deacon (February 2001): “Homunculus: The Neural Making of the Self.”
Oliver Turnbull (March 2001): “Brain Mechanisms of Maternal Cradling Behavior.”
Ernest Hartmann (May 2001): “A New Theory of Dreaming: Integrating Recent Psychological and Biological Research”
Benjamin Libet (June 2001): “Brain Mechanisms of Volition and Free Will.”
Lesley Rogers (October 2001): “Sexing the Brain.”
Stephen Suomi (November 2001): “Mother–Infant Attachment in Primates.”
Donald Pfaff (December 2001): “Neural and Genetic Underpinnings of Arousal, Sexual and Otherwise.”
Second, the Center hosted a Research Meeting on behalf of the International Neuro-Psychoanalysis Society. The speakers and topics included: