6-8 June 2013
CSRI researchers participate in two symposia within the 4th Panhellenic Conference of Cognitive Science, which is organized by the Greek Society for Cognitive Science, from 6 to 8 June 2013 at the National University of Athens, (more information here) :
A) Timing in clinical populations
Chair: Argiro Vatakis
Discussant: Marc Wittmann
Presentations:
- Temporal order judgements are impaired in patients with schizophrenia: rooted in elementary time disorders? (Anne Giersch)
- Temporal bisection in individuals with autism spectrum disorder (Catherine Jones)
- Temporal processing of visual and auditory stimuli in neurodevelopmental disorders: methodological and theoretical implications (Joel Talcott)
- The role of the basal ganglia in temporal processing: Evidence from Parkinson’s disease (Marjan Jahanshahi)
B) Human Cognition and Artificial Intelligence
Chair: Alkis Gounaris
Discussant: Petros Tzelepidis
Presentations:
- Human Cognition and Artificial Intelligence: Seeking the fundamental differences of meaning on the edge of metaphysics (Alkis Gounaris)
- Computational models of embodied cognition in artificial intelligence: problems and future perspectives (Georgina Abou Elkheir)
- Explanation generating machine consciousness systems (John Kontos)
- Syntax: where language and action meet (Katerina Pastra)
6-8 June 2013
CSRI researchers participate in two symposia within the 4th Panhellenic Conference of Cognitive Science, which is organized by the Greek Society for Cognitive Science, from 6 to 8 June 2013 at the National University of Athens, (more information here) :
A) Timing in clinical populations
Chair: Argiro Vatakis
Discussant: Marc Wittmann
Presentations:
B) Human Cognition and Artificial Intelligence
Chair: Alkis Gounaris
Discussant: Petros Tzelepidis
Presentations: