Dr. Casebeer is a career intelligence analyst and Lieutenant Colonel in the US Air Force. He holds degrees in political science from the US Air Force Academy (BS), philosophy from the University of Arizona (MA), national security studies from the Naval Postgraduate School (MA), and a joint PhD in cognitive science and philosophy from the University of California at San Diego, where his dissertation received the campus-wide outstanding thesis award. Formerly an Associate Professor of Philosophy at the US Air Force Academy, during 2005-2006 Dr Casebeer was project fellow at the Carr Center for Human Rights Policy at Harvard’s John F. Kennedy School of Government, where he focused on ethics and counter-terrorism policy.His research interests include neuroethics, the evolution of morality, the intersections of cognitive science and national security policy, philosophy of mind and military ethics. He has published on topics ranging from the morality of torture interrogation to the rhetoric of evil in international relations, in venues such as Nature Reviews Neuroscience, Biology and Philosophy, and International Studies. He is author of Natural Ethical Facts: Evolution, Connectionism, and Moral Cognition (MIT Press), and co-author of Warlords Rising: Confronting Violent Non-State Actors (Lexington Books). Performance Infinite Echoes Key Note The Varieties of Transcendent Love Key Note Persons and their Brains Key Note Neuroscience, Reverence and Moral Sense Key Note Common Morality: Deciding What to Do Key Note The Neurobiology of Virtue: Evolution, Cognition and Human Flourishing Key Note Advances in Neuroscience Key Note From Prodigy to Virtuoso: Mozart and Ostad Elahi Key Note The More We Understand, The Less We Understand Key Note Universal Morality, Inclusivity, and the Brain Key Note The Neuroscience of Fair Play Key Note The Impact of Brain Function on the Concept of Criminality Speaker William Casebeer DetailsFriday, September 11, 2009 EventsPrivate: Toward a Common Morality Performance Infinite Echoes Key Note The Varieties of Transcendent Love Key Note Persons and their Brains Key Note Neuroscience, Reverence and Moral Sense Key Note Common Morality: Deciding What to Do Key Note The Neurobiology of Virtue: Evolution, Cognition and Human Flourishing Key Note Advances in Neuroscience Key Note From Prodigy to Virtuoso: Mozart and Ostad Elahi Key Note The More We Understand, The Less We Understand Key Note Universal Morality, Inclusivity, and the Brain Key Note The Neuroscience of Fair Play Key Note The Impact of Brain Function on the Concept of Criminality MorePREVIOUS EVENTCommon Morality: Deciding What to DoNEXT EVENTAdvances in Neuroscience