The conference
Cognitio is a series of young researchers
academic conferences held every year at the
Université du Québec à Montréal (UQAM) since 2004.
Young researchers from many countries and different fields related to
cognitive science (
psychology,
neuroscience,
computer science,
linguistics,
philosophy, etc.) present their research and exchange with other scholars.
Since Cognitio 2006, there is also a
poster session.
The particularity of the Cognitio conferences is a strong emphasis focus on
interdisciplinarity (e.g. participants are always identified by their university, not their disciplines, and talks are regrouped by topic).
Publications
The Cognitio 2005
proceedings (Cognitive Decision-Making: Empirical and Foundational issues, Hardy-Vallee, ed.) are available at
Cambridge Scholars Publishing.
The Cognitio 2006 proceedings (Beyond the brain: embodied, situated & distributed cognition, Hardy-Vallee & Payette, ed.) should follow in the course of 2007.
Cognitio is the only international graduate conference in cognitive science to be held in Quebec every year.
Cognitio also publishes electronic proceedings:
Cognitio 2004 Online Proceedings Cognitio 2005 Online Proceedings Previous editions
Cognitio 2004: Mind and MatterCognitio 2005: Cognition and DecisionCognitio 2006: Beyond the brain: embodied, situated & distributed cognitionCognitio 2007: Social CognitionCognitio 2008: Evolving Minds (forthcoming)Past Keynote Speakers
Cognitio invites
keynote speakers every year:
Cognitio 2004: Luc Faucher, (Department of Philosophy, UQAM)Cognitio 2005: John Dickhaut (Department of Accounting, University of Minnesota), Cathleen Johnson (Experimental Economics Group, Center for Interuniversity Resarch and Analysis On Organizations (CIRANO), Montreal), Serge Robert, (Department of Philosophy, UQAM)Cognitio 2006: Michael Anderson, (Department of Psychology, University of Maryland), Pierre Poirier (Department of Philosophy, UQAM)Cognitio 2007: Kristine Onishi, (Department of Psychology, McGill University)External links
The Cognitio website