Join us for an enlightening talk exploring the mysteries of conspiracy theories! What makes a “good” conspiracy theory? Why are they so attractive? How do they spread - and how can we counter their harmful effects?
Cognitive linguist Andreas Musolff, Professor Emeritus at the University of East Anglia (UK), will reveal what cognitive blending analysis tells us about these phenomena.
Dive into the world of mind exploration with Professor Turner, the distinguished cognitive scientist, as he unravels the mysteries of human cognition. Blending theory, embodied cognition, narrative construction — these fascinating topics bridge disciplines and shape our understanding of cognition and language.
Come and be inspired by Prof. Indurkhya's talk on Cognitive science and UX design: current trends.
If you have missed his first talk on May 18, 2023, or have just remembered some new CogSci questions that you want to discuss, join us for this 2nd meeting with Prof. Indurkhya.
Come and be inspired by Prof. Indurkhya's talk on Human and robots: Dawn of robosapiens.
He is currently a professor of cognitive science at the Jagiellonian University, Cracow, Poland. His main research interests include social robotics, usability engineering, affective computing, and creativity. He has set up several CogSci programs and research centres, so he can answer any questions you may have about CogSci.
Meet us for an interactive session about CogSci and CogSci careers. Prof. Oakley has taught various CogSci courses over the years, educated hundreds of CogSci students, and followed the alumni careers.
Due to great interest, the Open Hours will be held at the Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computing - FER, Room B-1.
All CogSci Council Members are invited to join us for the 1st formal meeting of the Council of the Center for Cognitive Sciences.
