The Computational Cognitive Science Colloquium at TU Darmstadt spans a wide range of cognitive science related topics presented by international experts. The lectures offer a well-founded and detailed presentation of the latest scientific findings, with plenty of room for questions and discussions on the topics presented.
Participation in the colloquium is open to anyone interested. All talks will be held in person at TU Darmstadt () on Wednesdays 15:20-17:00 CET (check for exceptions below). The colloquia are conducted in English. Building S1|15 Room 133
See below for the detailed schedule and check from time to time for updates.
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Automated Scientific Discovery of Mind and Brain
2025/04/30 15:20-17:00
Speaker: Sebastian Musslick, Universität Osnabrück
Location: Building S1|15 Room 133
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Visual experience: easy to observe and difficult to predict
2025/05/07 15:20-17:00
Speaker: Marianne Maertens, Technische Universität Berlin
Location: Building S1|15 Room 133
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A problem with all computational models of human behavior
2025/05/14 15:20-17:00
Speaker: Chris Donkin, Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München
Location: Building S1|15 Room 133
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Topic tba
2025/05/21 15:20-17:00
Speaker: Virginia Flanagin, Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München
Location: Building S1|15 Room 133
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Gaze in Real and Virtual Worlds
2025/05/28 15:20-17:00
Speaker: Wolfgang Einhäuser-Treyer, Technische Universität Chemnitz
Location: Building S1|15 Room 133
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Topic tba
2025/06/04 15:20-17:00
Speaker: Claire Stevenson, University of Amsterdam
Location: Zoom
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2025/06/11 15:20-17:00
Speaker: E.J. Wagenmakers, University of Amsterdam
Location: Zoom
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A narrative about narratives
2025/06/18 15:20-17:00
Speaker: Felienne Hermans, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam
Location: Building S1|15 Room 133
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Topic tba
2025/06/25 15:20-17:00
Speaker: Olivia Guest, Radboud University Nijmegen
Location: Building S1|15 Room 133
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Topic tba
2025/07/02 15:20-17:00
Speaker: Matthias Grabenhorst, ESI Frankfurt
Location: Building S1|15 Room 133
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The power of simplicity: how a simple heuristic approach can predict choices from naturalistic gaze
2025/07/09 15:20-17:00
Speaker: Markus Raab, Deutsche Sporthochschule Köln
Location: Building S1|15 Room 133
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Topic tba
2025/07/16 15:20-17:00
Speaker: Mathias Hegele, Uni Gießen
Location: Building S1|15 Room 133
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2025/07/23 15:20-17:00
Speaker: Martin Rolfs, Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin
Location: Building S1|15 Room 133