The CCS Colloquium 2023/24 has finished. Thank you for participating & we hope to see you again next semester!

All talks will be held either in person at TU Darmstadt (Building S1|15 Room 133) or online, on Wednesdays 15:20-17:00 CET (exceptions highlighted below).

See below for the detailed schedule and check from time to time for updates. Please mind, that in case of in person presentation, no parallel streaming will take place.

• 18.10.2023 – Zoom
  Eli Brenner, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam
  Guiding movements by constantly reconsidering one’s actions
• 25.10.2023 – In-Person Building S1|15 Room 133
  Eline Van Geert, KU Leuven; Max Planck Institute for Empirical Aesthetics
  “Goodness” in visual perception and aesthetic appreciation
• 01.11.2023 – Zoom
  Anne Urai, Leiden University
  Choice history bias as a window into cognition and neural circuits
• 08.11.2023 – In-Person Building S1|15 Room 133
  Pascal Mamassian, CNRS and Ecole Normale Supérieure, Paris
  Visual and visuo-motor confidence
• 15.11.2023 – Zoom
  Julie Harris, University of St Andrews
  Warning signals in nature: what’s in a pattern?
• 22.11.2023 – Zoom
  Peter Scarfe, University of Reading
  A real-world test of artificial intelligence infiltration of a university examinations system: a “Turing test” case study
• 29.11.2023 – Zoom
  Wilma Bainbridge, University of Chicago
  Predicting Memory from Images
• 06.12.2023 – cancelled
  Meike Ramon, Applied Face Cognition Lab, University of Lausanne, CH
  Face recognition research: fundamental and societal benefits
• 13.12.2023 – Zoom
  Uta Noppeney, Donders Institute for Brain, Cognition and Behaviour, Nijmegen Netherlands
  Causal inference in perceptual decision making: Behaviour, computations and neural mechanisms
• 20.12.2023 – Zoom
  Jörn Diedrichsen, University of Western Ontario
  Controlling the present while planning the future: How the brain learns and produces fast motor sequences
• 10.01.2024 – In-Person Building S1|15 Room 133
  Christoph Teufel, Cardiff University
  Forms of Prediction in the Human Visual System
• 17.01.2024 – In-Person Building S1|15 Room 133
  Bianca van Kemenade, Justus Liebig University Giessen
  How does action influence perception?
• 24.01.2024 – Zoom
  Devika Narain, Erasmus University Medical Center
  Neural dynamics underlying Bayesian inference of time intervals
• 31.01.2024 – In-Person Building S1|15 Room 133
  Serge Thill, Donders Institute/Radboud University
  More than just a data source and sink: on the role of the body in otherwise computationalist views of cognition
• 07.02.2024 – Zoom
  Judy Fan, Stanford
  Cognitive tools for uncovering useful abstractions