February 22, 2011 The Blyth Institute guest lectured at ORU for their HONR 202 “History of Quantitative Thought” class. Speaking on Gödel incompleteness and its relationship to biology and cognitive science.
Blyth Institute Speaks at Ignite Tulsa
September 16, 2010 The Blyth Institute spoke at Ignite Tulsa on the subject of mutation theory, discussing historical and modern views of how mutations fit into our view of the genome.
Blyth Institute Poster Presentation at BSG Conference
July 28-30, 2010 The Blyth Institute presented a method for calculating a cell’s contribution to its own mutations, as well as part of its cognitive science research plan at the BSG conference at Truett-McConnell college in Cleveland, GA.
Graduate Student Talk
June 26-27, 2010 The Blyth Institute spoke at a private conference for graduate students in Dallas, TX. We discussed the engineering applications of nonreductive cognitive psychology, as well as other topics.