The CCS Colloquium 2021 has finished. Thank you for participating & we hope to see you again next semester!

All talks will be held online, on Wednesdays from 15:20 to about 17:00. See below for the detailed schedule.

Registration closed.

• 14.04.21
  Thomas Wallis, TU Darmstadt
  On science in academia and industry: a recent perspective
• 21.04.21
  Loes van Dam, University of Essex
  Visual interactions with motor control
• 28.04.21
  Tobias Gerstenberg, Stanford University
  Understanding “why”: The role of causality in cognition
• 05.05.21
  Frank Jäkel, TU Darmstadt
  Bayesian Reverse-Engineering of Perception and Cognition
• 12.05.21
  Constantin Rothkopf, TU Darmstadt
  Reverse engineering behavioral costs and benefits with in human visuomotor behavior
• 19.05.21
  Marko Nardini, Durham University
  Learning to perceive with new sensory signal
• 26.05.21
  Paul Bürkner, University of Stuttgart
  Bayesian distributional regression models for cognitive science
• 02.06.21
  Tomer Ullman, Harvard University
  Models of Core Knowledge (Physics, Really)
• 09.06.21
  Nathalie Guyader, Grenoble Institute of Technology
  Faces influence saccade programming
• 30.06.21
  Karin Pilz, University of Groningen
  Age-related changes in visual perception – decline or experience?
• 07.07.21
  Hiroshi Ito, Max Planck Institute for Brain Research
  Using extra-hippocampal cognitive maps for goal-directed spatial navigation
• 14.07.21
  Nori Jacoby, Max Planck Institute for Empirical Aesthetics
  Understanding Perceptual Priors with Massive Online Experiments