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Jean Ensminger: Experimenting with Social Norms 11/19/2003 [cable/DSL] [broadband] [56k modem] 48 minutes Caltech professor of anthropology Jean Ensminger presented this lecture as part of the Watson Lecture Series. Social norms instruct much of human social interaction in all societies and they often flavor profound differences across cultures. But where do such norms come from? How and why do they change over time? What impact do they have on economic performance? Ensminger discusses these topics, based on her experience over several decades of research with a nomadic cattle-herding population in East Africa.

Christof Koch: How the Mind Arises from the Brain 10/26/2002 [56k modem] [broadband] [cable/DSL] 86 minutes Emmy award-winning television journalist Charlie Rose served as moderator for "A Celebration of Caltech Science" on October 26, 2002, which featured Caltech faculty members. Leading the session on "How the Mind Arises from the Brain" was Dr. Christof Koch, the Troendle Professor of Cognitive and Behavioral Biology and professor of computation and neural systems. Panelists included Dr. Steve Quartz, associate professor of philosophy; Dr. Jean Ensminger, professor of anthropology; Colin Camerer, Axline Professor of Business Economics; and Dr. David Anderson, professor of biology.

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