Neurobiopsychology - Cognitive Science
Neurobiopsychology - Cognitive Science
Neurobiopsychology - Cognitive Science
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Where do you want <strong>Cognitive</strong> <strong>Science</strong> Osnabrück to be in 2010? Tell us your<br />
vision!<br />
• A European centre of cognitive science. We form an institute<br />
concentrating on understanding high-level cognitive behaviour. I believe,<br />
that these topics are tightly interrelated and benefit from a combined<br />
study. The institute should offer a wide range of experimental methods,<br />
develop advanced models of human cognition, and create artificial<br />
cognitive agents.<br />
What do you offer for cooperation with the other research groups of our<br />
institute? And what would you like to be offered by them?<br />
• We offer techniques like, eye-tracking, EEG, robot/mouse behaviour,<br />
simulation platform, …<br />
• We happily use any advanced sensor technology, wireless data acquisition,<br />
mobile sensing, tools for language production,<br />
• We highly appreciate collaboration on the topic of simultaneous existence<br />
of analogue and symbolic representations in the brain.<br />
• Language understanding and language production in HCIs.<br />
What are the most important topics that should be worked on within our<br />
institute?<br />
• I think we should not concentrate on a single topic, but cover a fair<br />
selection of high-level cognitive behaviour. These include, but are not<br />
restricted to, (1) all aspects of attention, as it is pervasive phenomenon,<br />
(2) language of course, (3) action planning, which is a wide open field, (4)<br />
emotions, being very human. We should avoid that there is a one-to-one<br />
mapping of groups and techniques onto topics. All/most topics should be<br />
addressed by multiple groups with many different techniques.