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Department of Cognitive Science

The Department of Cognitive Science is a thriving interdisciplinary department, which offers a PhD program with a comprehensive range of rigorous coursework and active research experience. It is a research-based training program that specializes in but is not limited to the study of the social and biological bases of cognition. 

Dec
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Departmental Colloquium: Pascal Fries, Max Planck Institute: Rhythms for Cognition: Communication through Coherence

Pascal Fries
Budapest Site | Oktober 6 u. 7
Dec
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Departmental Colloquium: Balazs Hangya, Institute of Experimental Medicine

Balazs Hangya
Budapest Site | Oktober 6 u. 7
Nov
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Departmental Colloquium: Sid Kouider, Ecole Normale Superieure - Neural signatures of perceptual consciousness, predictive coding and metacognitive sensitivity in infants

Budapest Site | Oktober 6 u. 7
Nov
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Departmental Colloquium: Manuella Piazza, University of Trento

Manuella Piazza
Budapest Site | Oktober 6 u. 7
Oct
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Departmental Colloquium: David Burr, Pisa Vision Lab

David Burr
Budapest Site | Oktober 6 u. 7
Oct
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Departmental Colloquium: Janneke Jehee, Donders Institute for Brain, Cognition and Behavior: Neural decisions under perceptual uncertainty

Janneke Jehee
Budapest Site | Oktober 6 u. 7
Oct
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Departmental Colloquium: Paula Rubio Fernandez, University of Oslo

Budapest Site | Oktober 6 u. 7
Oct
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8th Synergy Week

Budapest Site | Oktober 6 u. 7
Sep
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Departmental Colloquium: Alan Fiske, UCLA: Kama Muta

Budapest Site | Oktober 6 u. 7
Sep
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Departmental Colloquium: Ed Vul, UC San Diego, Structured inference and representations in visual cognition

Ed Vul
Budapest Site | Oktober 6 u. 7
Jul
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Departmental Colloquium: Pat Barclay (University of Guelph): Biological Markets and the Evolution of Human Cooperation

Pat Barclay
Budapest Site | Oktober 6 u. 7
Jun
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CDC Seminar: Richard Moore, Berlin School of Mind and Brain, Humboldt University, Germany

Richard Moore
Budapest Site | Oktober 6 u. 7
Jun
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Departmental Colloquium: Thom Scott-Phillips (Durham University): Ostension and meaning in non-human primates

Thom Scott-Phllips
Jun
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7th Synergy Meeting - June 20-24, 2016

Budapest Site | Oktober 6 u. 7
Jun
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Departmental Colloquium: Alex Thornton (Centre for Ecology and Conservation University of Exeter): Social learning and the evolution of culture

Alex Thornton
Budapest Site | Oktober 6 u. 7
May
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Departmental Colloquium: Ruth Mayo (Hebrew University, Jerusalem): Negation - Successful, spontaneous and strong, sometimes too strong: Negation processes and implications.

Ruth Mayo
Budapest Site | Oktober 6 u. 7
Feb
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Departmental Colloquium: Wolfram Hinzen (Grammar & Cognition lab, Universitat Pompeu Fabra, Barcelona): Disorders of reference across cognitive disorders

Wolfram Hinzen
Budapest Site | Oktober 6 u. 7
Jan
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Departmental Colloquium: Geraldine Legendre (Johns Hopkins University): What is early L1 knowledge of morphosyntax like? Evidence from comprehension and early sensitivity to grammaticality

Geraldine Legendre
Budapest Site | Oktober 6 u. 7
Jan
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Departmental Colloquium: Andrew Whiten (Centre for Social Learning and Cognitive Evolution, School of Psychology & Neuroscience, University of St Andrew, Scotland)

Andrew Whiten
Budapest Site | Oktober 6 u. 7