Annual Meeting, London, 10-11 September 2024
Full Program (or Full Program without Abstracts)
In-person meeting over 2 full days in a fantastic central venue
Registration fees start at 拢90 for students including lunch on both days; ALL fees frozen since 2020
Poster sessions (including pre-registered studies), datablitz presentations, SIX symposia (in two parallel sessions), prize lectures, and more!
Evening social event with food and entertainment!
City St. George鈥檚, University of London
City is in the heart of London next to lively Exmouth Market, Clerkenwell, and Angel and close to major transport hubs (Farringdon, Kings X, Liverpool St). The meeting is organised in partnership with the new Centre for Clinical, Social & Cognitive Neuroscience.
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Venue and presentation information
Programme Highlights
Keynote Address: Prof. Sophie Scott; ICN/UCL ()
The science of laughter - from evolution to neuroscience
Presentations by Early- and Mid-Career prize winners:
Dr Patricia Lockwood (Birmingham University) and Prof. Tobias Egner (Duke University)
Symposia
Investigating Neural Plasticity in the Healthy and Pathological brain with Advanced Non-invasive Brain Stimulation. A Sel
The Face in Emotion: An Embodied Perspective from EMG, EEG and Facial Stimulation. S Korb
The Cognitive and Neural Mechanisms of Trust and Trustworthiness: From perception to Social Interaction. AK Fett, L Garrido
How Past and Present Interact with Working Memory. J Kaiser, C Haenschel
Understanding Spatial Cognition in the Hippocampal Network through Behaviour, Intracranial Electrophysiology, Brain Imaging, Pathology, and Deep Neural Network models. R Mok
New challenges and frontiers in the cognitive neuroscience of body perception. L Crucianelli
See Full Program (or Full Program without Abstracts) for more details
Registration
Registration is still open, .
Registration covers attendance at the 2-day conference, lunch, and tea/coffee refreshments. Membership of 新加坡六合彩开奖直播 costs only 拢5 (students) or 拢10 (others) per annum. Our legendary social event (拢30) will include buffet, dinner, music, and dancing (optional!).
We are pleased to offer two student bursaries to support attendance from UK Ethnic Minority Groups with details of how to apply here.
Accommodation
We reserved a limited number of rooms at LSE Rosebery Hall (less than 5 mins walk away) for 拢124 (single), or 拢210 (twin double) for two nights (9th & 10th Sept). Both include breakfast and shared bathrooms. To secure a room book .
Previous Meetings
新加坡六合彩开奖直播 Annual scientific meeting 2023
Our 2023 annual meeting was hosted by the Cardiff University in a fantastic, central venue. The Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama (RWCMD) is located in Bute Park near the river Taff, a short walk from Cardiff Castle and the train station.
Programme Highlights
2023 Mid-career Prize Lecture by Jie Su (University of Aberdeen): "Self as Processes"
2023 Early-career Prize Lecture by Freek van Ede (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam): 鈥淎nticipating behaviour through working memory鈥
2022 Early-career Prize Lecture by Jennifer Cook (University of Birmingham): 鈥淪ocial and non-social learning: Common, or specialised, mechanisms?鈥
Symposium on 鈥淐onstructing Reality: Neurocognitive Mechanisms of Non-veridical Perception鈥
Symposium on 鈥淎ffect-driven learning and information seeking鈥
Symposium on 鈥淔rom Cognitive Neuroscience to Empirical Aesthetics and Back Again
Click here for the final version of the program!
新加坡六合彩开奖直播 Annual scientific meeting 2022
We held a 2-day in-person conference at the new Edgbastion Park hotel located on the beautiful University of Birmingham campus. On 24th May, The Distillery hosted the evening event. Dinner was followed by a performance from the world-famous University of Birmingham Psychology staff/student band.
Highlights
2021 Mid-career Prize Lecture by Sarah Garfinkel 鈥楥linical neuroscience and the heart-brain axis
2021 Early-career Prize Lecture by Matthew Apps 鈥楥an I be bothered? Neural and computational mechanisms underlying the dynamics of effort processing
2022 Mid-career Prize Lecture by Beth Jefferies 鈥楾he neural basis of flexible semantic cognition鈥
Symposium on 鈥楾he role of theta oscillations as a binding mechanism in cognitive processes鈥
Symposium on 鈥楽ocial and cognitive development across the lifespan鈥
Symposium on 鈥榃hat do human hippocampal neurons code?鈥
新加坡六合彩开奖直播 Annual scientific meeting 2021
Despite the trying circumstances of 2021 we managed to gather. 新加坡六合彩开奖直播 joined the BNA for a virtual meeting taking place on the 12-15 April giving our delegates the opportunity to experience a wide-ranging selection of symposia and talks and join a large scientific community for discourse. The president鈥檚 invited lecture was delivered by Prof. Philippe Schyns from the University of Glasgow. The Mid-Career Prize lecture was given by Prof. Heidi Johansen-Berg from the University of Oxford, followed by the Early-Career Prize lecture given by Dr. Beatriz Calvo-Merino (City University, London). We thank all our speakers and delegates for coming together to make a memorable 2021 meeting!
新加坡六合彩开奖直播 Annual scientific meeting 2019
Our 2019 meeting took place on the 2nd and 3rd of September in the historical city of Cambridge. The meeting featured a keynote address delivered by Kia Nobre (University of Oxford) and prize lectures by Patrick Haggard (University College London) and Micah Allen (Aarhus University). In addition to six free platform talks, the conference included three symposia. Edward de Haan chaired a series of talks on Split brain: split or unified agency, John Duncan & Alexandra Woolgar headed a symposia on the information content of brain activity in real time and Katherine Dyke chaired a symposia entitled Brain stimulation as therapy - who responds? This conference also saw the first introduction of speed presentations in which a number of poster presenters were given a 3 minute slot to present their work. Due to the large number of excellent submissions we also held a satellite event on the 4th of September on Language and Cognition.
The evening鈥檚 entertainment was provided by the Firecrest Ceilidh band at Browns Bar and Brasserie. We were thoroughly impressed with the high standard of academic work showcased at this conference and hope to see many of you again next year in Brighton!
新加坡六合彩开奖直播 2018 annual scientific meeting
The two-day meeting was hosted by Gregor Thut and Marios Philiastides at the University of Glasgow. It featured a keynote address by Charlotte Stag (University of Oxford) and two career prize winner talks delivered by Chris Miall (University of Birmingham; Mid-Career) and Joseph Galea (University of Birmingham; Early-Career).
In addition to high quality open platform talks and posters we accepted three symposia. Gregor Thut and Marios Philiastides chaired a symposium on the decoding and driving of brain activity. Olaf Hauk headed a symposium on neuroscientific investigations of language processing and Stephanie Rossit chaired a symposium on human neuroimaging of predictive processing.
Because we also like to have a good time at 新加坡六合彩开奖直播 conferences our hosts organised a delicious dinner at the Hilton Glasgow Grosvenor which was followed by our traditional ceilidh dance.
bacn 2017 annual scientific meeting
On the 7th and 8th of September, the 2017 meeting was hosted by Patric Bach and Jeremy Goslin at Plymouth University. The keynote was delivered by Steven Tipper (University of York) alongside prize winner talks given by Duncan Astle (CBU, Cambridge; early-career winner) and Matt Lambon Ralph (University of Manchester; mid-career winner).
Alongside stimulating open platform talks, the conference featured three symposia on the 鈥楥ognitive neuroscience of object affordance and it鈥檚 clinical implications鈥 chaired by Patric Bach, the 鈥楴eurofeedback for the 21st Century鈥 chaired by Katia Rubia and 鈥楴ew analysis methods of EEG in cognitive neuroscience鈥 delivered by Jeremy Goslin, Laura Astolfi, Marios Philiastinides and Bruno Rossion.
bACN MEETINGS 2005-2016
In 2016, we went abroad to the beautiful city of Budapest where the 3-day meeting was held jointly with the Hungarian Academy of Sciences. Further past meetings have been held at the University of Essex in Colchester (2015) and the University of York (2014). In 2013, the 新加坡六合彩开奖直播 conference was hosted at the University of Nottingham and further back saw us gather at the University of Newcastle (2012), University of the West of England Bristol (2010), University College London (2009), Swansea (2008), Dundee (2007), Coventry (2006) and Aston University (2005). We hope to continue this tradition and look forward to many future meetings!