Expansion of Scientific Interactions; The 8th International Conference of Cognitive Sciences Will Be Held
Shahid Beheshti University will host the 8th round of the international conference of cognitive sciences in order to expand research activities and increase interdisciplinary cooperation in the field.
The event will be held virtually with the support of the cognitive sciences and technologies development headquarter and with the cooperation of institute of higher education of cognitive sciences in Shahid Beheshti University.
The conference will focus on scientific topics and findings in areas of cognitive neuroscience, cognitive psychology, cognitive education, cognitive linguistics, philosophy of mind, artificial intelligence, cognitive modeling, cognitive rehabilitation, clinical neuroscience with emphasis on autism and Alzheimer's disease, brain mapping and imaging, art and cognition, media and cognition, brain and computer interface technologies.
The 8th round of the international conference of cognitive sciences will be held August 20th,21st, 27th, and 28th, 2020.
Attendance is free for enthusiasts and students.
Prominent foreign intellectuals and experts are present at this event and valuable scientific achievements are presented in it.
The conference is an opportunity for expanding international scientific cooperation so that students would properly growth and achievements would be made in the area of knowledge borders. Doing scientific interactions will undoubtedly pave the way for new ideas for future research and interdisciplinary collaborations.
In addition, research articles will be presented in the form of various posters and symposiums and a significant part of the conference is dedicated to holding roundtables with the participation of thinkers in the field of cognitive sciences.
In the 8th international conference on cognitive sciences, scientific and research topics in the form of keynote speeches, scientific roundtables, presentation of articles in the form of lectures and posters, workshops will be held by foreign and domestic researchers.
A report by the public relations and information center of the Vice-Presidency for science and technology affairs
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