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Csaba Pleh Cognitive Science Group Department of Psychology Attila Jozsef University, Szeged Petofi sgt 30-34, 6722 Hungary Phone: (36)(62) 454000, extension 3273 Home: Budakeszi Zichy P. u. 4 2092 Hungary, (36)(23) 453932 or 933 Editor, Hungarian Review of Psychology ---------- Forwarded message ---------- Date: Fri, 16 Jul 1999 02:57:56 -0400 From: PSYCOLOQUY <psyc(a)coglit.ecs.soton.ac.uk> Reply-To: psyc(a)pucc.princeton.edu To: Multiple recipients of list PSYC <PSYC(a)PUCC.BITNET> Subject: PSYCOLOQUY (Conferences: 365 lines) Resent-Date: Fri, 16 Jul 99 9:00:22 +100 Resent-Date: Fri, 16 Jul 1999 09:03:06 +0100 Resent-From: <pleh(a)ludens.elte.hu> Resent-To: pleh(a)sol.cc.u-szeged.hu Resent-To: <pleh(a)izabell.elte.hu> PSYCOLOQUY ISSN 1055-0143 Wednesday, 14th July 1999, Newsletter Section (1) Conference: European Soc. for the Study of Cognitive Systems. (2) Conference: ICSC Symposium on Neural Computation. (3) Conference: Conference on Cognitive Modelling. (4) Conference: Conference on Cognitive Science. --------------------------------------------------------------------------- From: Alberto Greco (greco(a)disa.unige.it) Subject: European Society for the Study of Cognitive Systems. EUROPEAN SOCIETY FOR THE STUDY OF COGNITIVE SYSTEMS 16th ANNUAL WORKSHOP, 24-26 October 1999 Siena, Italy The 16th annual workshop will take place near Siena, Italy, from Sunday 24 October, 10 hours (10 a.m.) to Tuesday 26 October in the afternoon, preceding the 3rd European Conference on Cognitive Science, 27-30 October 1999. (see: ECCS-99 Webpage: http://www.media.unisi.it/eccs99). The place of the workshop will be the same monastery as where ECCS-99 will be held: The Certosa di Pontignano, some 10 km. from Siena. Papers may be either of a general kind, or specific, but with sufficient attention for the general aspects, and understandable for the audience from a wide variety of disciplines: - psychology (cognitive, developmental), perception, - artificial intelligence (general aspects), - associative memory and neural networks, neuroscience, - linguistics (also computational), disorders of language, - education and instruction, - philosophy, history of concepts, - man-machine systems, cognitive ergonomics. Experimental papers should be placed within a theoretical framework. Papers accepted for the workshop may be published in the journal of the ESSCS, 'Cognitive Systems'. Please send abstracts of papers as soon as possible. Last-minute participation is possible if room is available, but the number of papers is limited to 24, and the number of participants to about 40. Length of abstracts: between 20 and 40 lines (1-2 kByte), to be sent by ordinary mail, and possibly also by E-mail. The fee is ItL 50000 (about Euro/US$ 30 for members of the ESSCS, and ItL 70000 (about US$ 35 in Feb. 1999) for others, for students the fee is ItL 20000. Membership is NLG 25.- per annum, subscription to the Journal (Volume 5) is NLG 80.- for members, NLG 95.- for others, NLG 140.- for institutions. (one US$ and one Euro is about NLG 2.30). ESSCS (Dr. G.J. Dalenoort) Dept. of Psychology (E&A), University of Groningen Grote Kruisstraat 2/1, 9712 TS Groningen, The Netherlands Telephone Netherlands +31-50-3636448 / 3636454 (or 3636472), Fax +31-50-3636304, E-mail <G.J.Dalenoort(a)PPSW.RUG.NL> Further information on the ESSCS, on previous workshops, and the registration form, are available on the web page of the ESSCS: http://www.ppsw.rug.nl/psy/psychol.htm --------------------------------------------------------------------------- From: Hans Heinrich Bothe (hans.bothe(a)ton.oru.se) Subject: 2nd International ICSC Symposium on Neural Computation. Second International ICSC Symposium on NEURAL COMPUTATION / NC'2000 To be held at the Technical University of Berlin, Germany May 23-26, 2000 http//www.icsc.ab.ca/nc2000.htm SYMPOSIUM CHAIR Prof. Hans Heinrich Bothe Oerebro University Dept. of Technology Science Fakultetsgatan 1 S - 70182 Oerebro, Sweden Email hans.bothe(a)ton.oru.se Phone +46-19-10-3786 Fax +46-19-10-3463 and Technical University of Denmark (DTU) Department of Information Technology Building 344 DK-2800 Lyngby, Denmark Email hhb(a)it.dtu.dk Phone +45-4525-3632 Fax +45-4588-0117 PUBLICATION CHAIR Prof. Raul Rojas Freie Universitdt Berlin Institut Informatik / FB Mathematik Takustrasse 9 D - 14195 Berlin / Germany Email rojas(a)inf.fu-berlin.de Fax +49-30-8387-5109 SYMPOSIUM ORGANIZER ICSC International Computer Science Conventions P.O. Box 657 CH-8055 Zurich / Switzerland Phone +41-878-888-150 Fax +41-1-761-9627 Email icsc(a)icsc.ch WWW http//www.icsc.ab.ca The science of neural computation focusses on mathematical aspects to solve complex practical problems, and it also seeks to help neurology, brain theory and cognitive psychology in the understanding of the functioning of the nervous systemby means of computational models of neurons, neural nets and subcellular processes. NC'2000 aims to become a major point of contact for research scientists, engineers and practitioners throughout the world in the field of Neural Computation. Participants will share the latest research, developments and ideas in the wide arena of disciplines encompassed under the heading of NC'2000 as a follow-up of the most successful NC'98 conference in Vienna, Austria. NC'2000 will include invited plenary talks, contributed sessions, invited sessions, workhops and tutorials. The organization of invited sessions is encouraged. Prospective organizers are requested to send a session proposal (consisting of 4-5 invited papers, the recommended session-chair and co-chair, as well as a short statement describing the title and the purpose of the session to the Symposium Chairman or the Symposium Organizer. Invited sessions should preferably start with a tutorial paper. The registration fee of the session organizer will be waived, if at least 4 authors of invited papers register to the conference. Poster presentations are encouraged for people who wish to receive peer feedback and practical examples of applied research are particularly welcome. Poster sessions will allow the presentation and discussion of respective papers, which will also be included in the conference proceedings. Prospective authors are requested to either send a draft paper or an extended abstract for review by the International Program Committee. All papers must be written in English, starting with a succinct statement of the problem, the results achieved, their significance and a comparison with previous work. Submissions must be received by October 31, 1999. Regular papers, as well as poster presentations, tutorial papers and invited sessions are encouraged. The abstract should also include - Title of conference (NC'2000) - Type of paper (regular, poster, tutorial or invited) - Title of proposed paper - Authors names, affiliations, addresses - Name of author to contact for correspondence - E-mail address and fax # of contact author - Topics which best describe the paper (max. 5 keywords) - Short CV of authors (recommended) Contributions are welcome from those working in industry and having experience in the topics of this conference as well as from academics. The conference language is English. It is strongly recommended to submit abstracts by electronic mail to icsc(a)icsc.ch or else by fax or mail (2 copies) to the following address ICSC Switzerland P.O. Box 657 CH-8055 Zurich Switzerland Fax +41-1-761-9627 IMPORTANT DATES - Submission Deadline October 31, 1999 - Notification of Acceptance December 31, 1999 - Delivery of full papers February 15, 2000 - Tutorials and Workshops May 23, 2000 - NC'2000 Symposium May 24-26, 2000 Fully updated information is available from http//www.icsc.ab.ca/nc2000.htm --------------------------------------------------------------------------- From: Niels Taatgen (niels(a)tcw3.ppsw.rug.nl) Subject: 3rd International Conference on Cognitive Modelling. Third International Conference on Cognitive Modelling Groningen, Netherlands, 23-25 March 2000, with optional tutorials on 22 March Contributions are invited for the Third International Conference on Cognitive Modelling, to be held at the University of Groningen from 23 to 25 March 2000. This series of meetings was founded to encourage international, inter-disciplinary co-operation in the field of cognitive modelling. The first meeting, held in Berlin in November 1996, attracted about 60 researchers from Europe and USA working in artificial intelligence, cognitive psychology, computer linguistics and philosophy of mind. The second meeting, held in Notthingham in April 1998, was equally successful with an attendance of around 70 researchers. Submissions are welcome on any aspect of the computer modelling of human cognition, but preference will be given to work which describes both a running computer model and its comparison to empirical data. Further information about this Call, about the format for submissions, and about the Conference itself can be found at the conference Web site: http://tcw2.ppsw.rug.nl/iccm/ Contributions can take the form of papers, posters, proposals for symposia, or tutorials. PAPERS Papers can be submitted electronically to J.Aasman(a)research.kpn.com in one of the following formats: - Plain text - pdf - html - Word 7 Put ICCM in the subject line of you email. Submissions will be confirmed within 3 workdays. Your submission should arrive before 5pm on 15 December 1999. Since the final paper consist of no more than 8 pages, restrict your submission to around 4000 words or less if you include figures. For the final submission hardcopy is required: email and fax submissions are not acceptable. Papers should include a cover page giving the name and contact information of the first author, and stating any requirements for audio-visual equipment. The paper itself should consist of not more than 8 sides of A4 or US (8.5" x 11") paper, set in 10 point type in two columns. For detailed formatting instructions, sample pages, and templates for word processing, please consult the Web page as given above. POSTERS Work can be submitted as a poster which for any reason is better presented as a poster than as a written paper and talk. To submit a poster, please send an abstract of up to two pages (1000 words) using the same guidelines as under papers. Authors of accepted posters will be invited to address the audience for three minutes as part of a "poster mania" session, in order to whet the audience's appetite and encourage them to visit the poster. Important dates: --------------- Paper or poster: to ARRIVE by 5 pm on 15 December 1999 Decision: by 27 January 2000 Revised version: by 24 February 2000 Send submissions to: ------------------- Jans Aasman: J.Aasman(a)research.kpn.com For enquiries, contact: Niels Taatgen: niels(a)tcw3.ppsw.rug.nl Jans Aasman: J.Aasman(a)research.kpn.com --------------------------------------------------------------------------- From: Maurizio Tirassa (tirassa(a)psych.unito.it) Subject: 6th Conference on Cognitive Science. 6th CONFERENCE OF COGNITIVE SCIENCE CENTRO DI SCIENZA COGNITIVA UNIVERSITA` E POLITECNICO DI TORINO Torino University Aula Magna del Rettorato via Verdi, 8 Torino, Italy ------------------------- Friday, 24 September 1999 ------------------------- 14.00 Introduction 14.15-15.15 George Butterworth, Sussex University Origins of theory of mind in the facts of human embodiment 15.15-16.00 Angelo Tartabini, Parma University Individual differences and tactical deception in non-human primates 16.00-16.30 Coffee break 16.30-17.15 Gabriella Airenti, Torino University Communication and theory of mind 17.15-18.00 Monica Bucciarelli, Torino University Communicative abilities in autism: Evidence for attentional deficits 20.00 Social dinner --------------------------- Saturday, 25 September 1999 --------------------------- 9.30-10.30 Josef Perner, Salzburg University Belief and the Perspectival Relativity of Sortals 10.30-11.15 Giuliana Mazzoni, Cosenza University Source monitoring and understanding of belief in 3-year-old children predict memory suggestibility 11.15-11.45 Coffee break 11.45-12.30 Luca Surian, Padova University Do theory of mind tasks assess a competence deficit? A study on children with autism and adults with right hemisphere lesions 12.30-14.30 Lunch 14.30-15.15 Cristina Meini, CREA, Paris Simulation Theories, Theory Theories: Some distinctions 15.15-16.00 Maurizio Tirassa, Torino University The innate bases of communication Participation is free. No advance subscription is required. Info: Monica Bucciarelli monica(a)psych.unito.it Gabriella Airenti airenti(a)psych.unito.it ---------------------------------------------------------------------------