27th ANNUAL WORKSHOP, 6-8 July 2010,
London, United Kingdom

The next annual workshop will be held in London, UK.

• Annual ESSCS Workshop, 6-8 July 2010,
  London, United Kingdom (Feb. 2010)

• Linz (Austria) 27-29 August 2009 (linz2009)
• Genoa (Italy) 2-4 July, 2008 (Genoa2008)
• Groningen (Netherlands), 20-22 August, 2007 (groningen2007.html)
• Bernried (Germany), 2006
• London (United Kingdom), 2005
• Genova (Genoa) (Italy), 4-6 July, 2004 (genoa2004a.html)
• Freiburg (Germany), 29-31 August, 2003 (freiburg2003.html)
• Salzburg (Austria), May 2, 2002 (salzburg2002.html)
• Clichy (Paris, France), 17-19 January 2002,
  Special Workshop, (france2002.html)
• Maastricht (Netherlands), 18-20 may 2001 (maastricht2001.html)
• Oxford (England), 26-29 August 2000 (oxford2000.html)
• Siena (Italy) 23-25 Oct. 1999. (siena1999.html)
• Freiburg (Germany), 14-17 Dec. 1997, Special workshop: "Second multidisciplinary workshop on cognitive modelling and user-interface development" (freiburg1997.html)
• Freiburg (Germany), 1-4 June 1997
• Saint-Maximin la Sainte-Baume (Provence, France), 17-20 April 1996
• Oxford, England, 5-8 Sept. 1995
• Vienna, Austria, 15-17 Dec. 1994, Special workshop: "First interdisciplinary workshop on cognitive modelling and user-interface development".
• Camogli (Genova), Italy, 12-14 April 1994
• Bamberg, Germany, 12-14 May 1993
• Leuven, Belgium, 15-17 July 1992, Special workshop: "Models of cognitive psychology"
• Groningen, The Netherlands, 19-22 May 1992
• Vienna, 2-5 July 1991
• Bielefeld, FRG, 23-25 April 1990, Special workshop: "Connectionism: Bridge between mind and brain ?"
• Oxford, England, 4-7 Sept. 1990
• St. Maximin-la-Sainte-Baume (France), 19-22 June 1989
• Varenna, Italy, 8-10 June 1988
• Bern, Switzerland, 25-27 June 1987
• Brugge, Belgium, 19-20 May 1986
• Offenburg, BRD, 27-29 May 1985
• Cambridge, UK, 3-7 June 1984
• Noordwijkerhout, The Netherlands, 24-26 May 1983

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ESSCS Workshops

The aim of the annual workshops is the multidisciplinary approach of cognition in all its aspects, including modelling, experiments and applied research:

• psychology (cognitive, developmental), perception,
• artificial intelligence (general aspects),
• associative memory and neural networks, neuroscience,
• linguistics (also computational), disorders of language,
• education and instruction,
• cognitive ergonomics,
• philosophy, history of concepts.

Papers accepted for the workshop may be published in the journal of the ESSCS, 'Cognitive Systems'.