Wednesday 28 September - Auditorium 1 – 1441-012 Tåsingegade

Theme: Cognition

9.00-9.30             Welcome by Vice-Dean Anne Marie Pahuus, Faculty of Arts, Head of the IMC Board Armin W. Geertz and Director Andreas Roepstorff         

9.30-10.15           Uta Frith, UCL & Chris Frith, Welcome Trust Centre for Neuroimaging. Interacting Minds - a brief history

10.15-11.00         Jakob Hohwy, Monash University. Better believe the free energy principle

11.00-11.30         Coffee 

11.30-12.15         Micah Allen, University College London. Towards a Computational Embodied Mind: How Interoceptive Predictions Shape Visual Awareness

12.15-13.30         Lunch   

13.30-14.15         Andy Clark, University of Edinburgh. Control and Coordination for the Predictive Mind       

14.15-15.00         Julian Kiverstein, University of Amsterdam. A Role for Affective processes in Top-Top Control

15.00-15.30         Coffee 

Thursday 29th September - Meeting Room 2, Conference Centre, Frerik Nielsen Vej

Theme: Communication

9.00-9.45             Joanna R?czaszek-Leonardi, University of Warsaw. Coordination through language on two time-scales: The impact of spontaneous conversation and sommelier cards on wine recognition and description       

9.45-10.30           Dan Bang, Wellcome Trust Centre for Neuroimaging. Diversity and miscommunication

10.30-11.00         Coffee 

11.00-11.45         Guillaume Dumas, Human Genetics and Cognitive Functions Laboratory. Interacting with others, a challenge for theories & methods in neuroscience

11.45-12.30         Lunch   

12.30-13.15         Glenda Satne, Universidad Alberto Hurtado and University of Wollongong. Shared Intentionality and the Cooperative Evolutionary Thesis

13.15-14.00         John Michael, Central European University. Coordination Creates Commitment

14.00-14.30         Coffee 

14.30-15.15         Johanna Seibt, Aarhus University. Social Robotics: New Forms of Collective Intentionality, New Types of Responsibility?

15.15-16.00         Simon DeDeo, Laboratory for Social Minds, Santa Fe Institute, Indiana University. Play: from String Theory and Lyric Poetry to post-war Serbia

Friday 30th September - Meeting Room 2, Conference Centre, Frerik Nielsen Vej

Theme: Choice

9.30-10.15           Barry Smith, Centre for the Study of the Senses, University of London. The Experience of Wine: Experts and Expectations           

10.15-10.45         Coffee 

10.45-11.30         Anthony Jack, Case Western Reserve University. Orthogonal Factor theory: Combining insights from neuroscience and psychology to understand human reasoning and decision making

11.30-12.30         Lunch   

12.30-13.15         Dorthe Døjbak Håkonsson, Aarhus University. Exploration versus exploitation: Emotions and performance as antecedents and consequences of team decisions

13.15-14.00         Michael Bang Petersen, Aarhus University. Committing to Collaborate in The Face of Conflict: Intergroup Conflict and Preferences for Dominant Leaders   

14.00-14.30         Coffee 

14.30-15.15         Mattia Gallotti, School of Advanced Study, University of London. Top-Down We-Mode 

15.15-15.30         Concluding remarks

Printable program with abstracts here.

Registration is closed

Contact info: Anne-Mette Pedersen annemette@cas.au.dk