Computational Cognition

See you all again hopefully soon! - Jasmin, Ann, Kristina and Gabriela

#ComCo2023 was a blast! Two days packed with exciting research: six keynote talks, eight contributed talks, two poster sessions and countless awesome interactions after the sessions, during the lunch/coffee breaks, at the bar and during our networking and warm up sessions!

Piper Powell and Marcin Furtak presenting on supporting grasping movement and object interaction in the visually impaired. #ComCo23 @feelSpaceBelt

@DeboAnn1 presenting on combining #EEG and eye-tracking in #VR: obtaining fixation-onset ERPs and ERSPs.

Keynote talk by @DrTomFroese from @OISTedu on Making Mind Matter. Lots of food for thought! In this talk the irruption theory was presented, which is a novel approach to conceptualize the enactive account of motivated activity.

Day two of #ComCo23 starts with @mariekewoe talk on how social cognition is applied in language use?

Does explainable AI needs cognitive models? last keynote of the day by @CarlosZednik who discusses the advantages and limitations of “top-down” and “bottom-up” explainable strategies.

from neural spiking synchrony (@Vik_Zemliak) to applying computational cognitive models to real-world driving scenarios (Gustav Markkula) to now poster session with some nice ☕️&🍰 #ComCo23 – at Osnabrück, Germany

Exciting kick-off to #ComCo23 this morning: Using recurrent neural networks to translate neural dynamics of primates to decision behavior (Valerio Mante), discussions on pragmatic language use with GPT-3 (Polina Tsvilodub),

📆Happening in two days! check out our #ComCo23 program. We are especially grateful to our sponsors...shout out to ROSEN Technology and Research Center GmbH (rosen-group.com & (ausbildung.rosen-lingen.de) their support. Looking forward to seeing you.