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Centre de Sciences Cognitives (Université Neuchâtel) Cognitive Sciences

Les sciences cognitives regroupent un ensemble de disciplines scientifiques (neurosciences, intelligence artificielle, philosophie, linguistique, éthologie, psychologie et anthropologie) qui poursuivent un objectif commun : comprendre la nature de l'esprit humain. Leur perspective est ainsi naturaliste : les sciences cognitives considèrent que des phénomènes aussi typiquement humains que la sémantique, la persuasion dans le discours, le comportement social, les passions collectives, la propagation des idées ou la diffusion des croyances dépendent de principes généraux présidant au fonctionnement de l'esprit humain.

On Thursday (October 29th, 12:15), Pavel Němec (Charles University) will give a talk on "Neuron Numbers in Vertebrates: ...
26/10/2026

On Thursday (October 29th, 12:15), Pavel Němec (Charles University) will give a talk on "Neuron Numbers in Vertebrates: A Story of the Independent Origins of Complex Brains" at our research seminar.
The talk will take place in room F200, FS, UniMAIL.
Join us if you are interested!
For more information about their research:
https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Pavel-Nemec-5

Last week, we had the pleasure of welcoming Robin Morrison to our seminar ✨She shared her research on the social lives o...
26/10/2026

Last week, we had the pleasure of welcoming Robin Morrison to our seminar ✨
She shared her research on the social lives of Gorillas. Check out the summary slide below!

On Thursday (October 22nd, 16:15), Robin Morrison (University of Zurich) will give a talk on "Navigating our social worl...
20/10/2026

On Thursday (October 22nd, 16:15), Robin Morrison (University of Zurich) will give a talk on "Navigating our social worlds: A gorilla perspective" at our research seminar.
The talk will take place in room R113, FSE, Rue Abram-Louis Breguet 2.
Join us if you are interested!
For more information about their research:
https://www.iea.uzh.ch/en/about/people/seniorlecturers/robinmorrison.html

Last week, we had the pleasure of welcoming Cameron Alexander to our seminar ✨He shared the theories and arguments that ...
20/10/2026

Last week, we had the pleasure of welcoming Cameron Alexander to our seminar ✨
He shared the theories and arguments that make up 4E Cognitive Science. Check out the summary slide below!

Last week, we had the pleasure of welcoming Emilie Jeanneret to our seminar ✨She shared her insights into the way childr...
05/10/2026

Last week, we had the pleasure of welcoming Emilie Jeanneret to our seminar ✨
She shared her insights into the way children learn social norms by observing emotional reactions. Check out the summary slide below!

On Thursday (October 1st, 16:15), Emilie Jeanneret (University of Neuchâtel) will give a talk on "Becoming a member. How...
29/09/2026

On Thursday (October 1st, 16:15), Emilie Jeanneret (University of Neuchâtel) will give a talk on "Becoming a member. How children learn social norms from observing emotional reactions" at our research seminar.
The talk will take place in room R113, FSE, Rue Abram-Louis Breguet 2.
Join us if you are interested!
For more information about her research: https://www.linkedin.com/in/emilie-jeanneret-9209b0241/

Last week, we had the pleasure of welcoming Gwen Wirobski to our seminar ✨She shared insights into canid sociality and c...
28/09/2026

Last week, we had the pleasure of welcoming Gwen Wirobski to our seminar ✨
She shared insights into canid sociality and cooperation.
Missed the talk? Check out the summary slide below!

We are very happy to announce that the seminar series of invited speakers has started again. On Thursday (September 24th...
22/09/2026

We are very happy to announce that the seminar series of invited speakers has started again. On Thursday (September 24th, 16:15), Gwen Wirobski (University of Neuchâtel) will give the first talk of this semester. Her talk will be on "From wolves to words: Canid sociality, cooperation, and the evolution of human-like communication".
The talk will take place in room R113, FSE, Rue Abram-Louis Breguet 2.
Join us if you are interested!
For more information about her research: https://www.unine.ch/biographie/gwendolyn-wirobski

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