[visionlist] 16th Symposium of Cognition, Logic and Language: Space and Memory: Processes and Representations

[Jurgis Skilters]

Call for Papers



*Linkages between Space and Memory: Processes and Representations *

*16th International Symposium of Cognition, Logic and Language*

*Laboratory for Perceptual and Cognitive Systems,*
*Faculty of Computing, University of Latvia *

https://www.lpcs.lu.lv/events/2022/16th-international-symposium-of-cognition-logic-and-language/




*August *25, 2022

[We expect our event to take place in a physical co-presence but depending
on the pandemic situation we might switch to a hybrid format.]



*About the Event*

Navigation and episodic memory are core features of human cognitive
processing. Although they seem very different, research has revealed
behavioral and neural linkages between the two domains. This symposium aims
to integrate perspectives from research in the two areas, using techniques
from psychology and neuroscience (as well as linguistics, computer science,
AI, and philosophy, depending on participants’ interests). The symposium
will focus primarily on the following topics, but is not limited to them:

   - Spatial context and memory
   - Episodic memory and spatial learning
   - Developmental trajectory of navigation and episodic memory
   - Neural principles of navigation and episodic memory


*Keynotes: *

Aidan Horner
*York Episodic Memory Lab, University of York, UK*

Nora Newcombe

*Laura H. Carnell Professor of Psychology, Research in Spatial Cognition
(RISC) Lab,Temple University, USA*

Charan Ranganath
*Dynamic Memory Lab, University of California at Davis, USA*



*Deadline* for abstracts’ submission: May 15, 2022

Abstracts of no more than 250 words are to be submitted at lpcs at lu.lv
(Abstracts should contain a brief description of relevant theory, research
design, methods, and results) Authors will be notified at the end of May
/beginning of June, 2022.
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