[FieldTrip] [reminder] Birmingham-Leiden Summer School in Computational Social Cognition 2024

[Lei Zhang]

(Apologies for cross-posting)

FINAL REMINDER:


We are delighted to welcome applications for the first edition of the
Birmingham-Leiden
summer school in Computational Social Cognition (CSC).
<https://www.compsoccog.com/> The summer school is hosted at the University
of Birmingham (UK), in collaboration with Leiden University (NL), and will
take place from 15th-17th July 2024. Apply by *14th March 2024* (see
information below)!



Attending the Birmingham-Leiden CSC Summer School will equip a diverse
cohort of early career researchers (trainees through to junior faculty
members) with the ability to understand, program and interpret the output
of a range of computational models of social cognition. Attendees will
receive different types of training aimed at understanding modelling as
well as the theoretical and practical inferences that can be drawn from
computational models. For more information about this year’s training
program, including criteria and application instructions, please visit our
website <https://www.compsoccog.com/>. The deadline is March 14, 2024. We
hope to see you this summer in Birmingham!



Keynote speakers:

 - Cecilia Heyes, University of Oxford (UK)

 - Christian Ruff, University of Zurich (CH)

 - Wolfram Schultz, University of Cambridge (UK)



Instructors (alphabetical):

 - Matt Apps, University of Birmingham (UK)

 - Jo Cutler, University of Birmingham (UK)

 - Anna Van Duijvenvoorde, Leiden University (NL)

 - Romy Froemer, University of Birmingham (UK)

 - Arkady Konovalov, University of Birmingham (UK)

 - Patricia Lockwood, University of Birmingham (UK)

 - Ili Ma, Leiden University (NL)

 - Lei Zhang, University of Birmingham (UK)



Anna & Lei, on behalf of the CSC 2024 organization team


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Dr. Lei Zhang
Associate Professor
Centre for Human Brain Health, University of Birmingham
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