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<h2>March 3rd 2016, 20:00 &mdash; Lectures on quantum electrodynamics by Richard Feynman</h2>
<h2>June 23rd, 20:00 &mdash; Lecture: Harnessing social media data with machine learning</h2>
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Judging others' psychological traits is not only an essential skill in successful social living, but also an important factor in product development. Psychological traits are a key driver behind human interaction, behavior and emotions. Although accurate judgments stem from social-cognitive skills, developments in machine learning show that computer models can also make valid judgments. It is also possible that this technique can assist clinical diagnosis in the future.
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<a href="https://www.facebook.com/psyqulife">Research</a> by Lucia Chen (speaking), Tao Gong and Rob Davidson.
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<p>Event open to all. Bring drinks and snacks.</p>
<h2>March 3rd 2016, 20:00 &mdash; Projection of QED lectures by Richard Feynman</h2>
<p>We will get together to watch and discuss the excellent <a href="https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL8590A6E18255B3F4">lectures on quantum electrodynamics</a> (QED) that Richard Feynman originally gave at the University of Auckland in 1979. QED is a strange, beautiful and fundamental theory from which many intuitive or extremely counter-intuitive predictions (e.g. quantum paradoxes) about light and matter can be made. Many have been verified experimentally with much precision. The lectures present the theory in a witty and accessible manner.</p>