Institute of Cognitive Neuroscience (ICN) is a research subdivision of HSE aiming at the development of applied and theoretical studies in the field of cognitive science and neurotechnology.
Our areas of research cover such topics as perception, communication, attention, cognitive control, memory, decision making, behavioral genetics, modeling of cognitive processes and computational neuroscience, including dynamic brain connectiomics in health and pathology.
Congratulations to Our Colleagues from the Scientific Group of Neurodynamics with a Grant Winning!
Сотрудники Института когнитивных нейронаук из научной группы Нейродинамики выиграли грант на конкурсе лучших проектов фундаментальных научных исследований, выполняемых ведущими молодежными коллективами («Стабильность»).
Two HSE Projects Win ‘Mega-Grant’ Competition
A ‘Mega-Grant’ Competition for ground-breaking research projects funded by the Russian Ministry of Science and Higher Education was held for the seventh time, and this year’s competition winners included two projects that will be based at HSE University campuses. One research group will study dynamic systems at HSE – Nizhny Novgorod, and a new social neurobiology laboratory will begin work at HSE University in Moscow.
Scientific group of the Institute of Cognitive Neuroscience had trained at the MEG center of the Moscow State Pedagogical University.
As part of an internal training program, a scientific group of the Institute of Cognitive Neuroscience visited a master class on working with the magnetoencephalographic system "Elekta Neuromag Vector View 306 Channel"
Lectures of Karl Friston in Moscow
September 23-26, HSE University and Moscow State University of Psychology and Education will host lectures by KARL FRISTON, an outstanding British neuroscientist, scientific director of the Laboratory for Functional Neuroimaging at University College London
'Going to HSE Seemed Like a Great Way to Pursue My Interests’
September 4, 2019 was a day of firsts for the School of Psychology and the Centre for Cognition and Decision Making. Zachary Yaple, who was born in the United States and grew up in England, defended his dissertation, 'Neurophysiological Correlates of Risky Decision-Making'. His defense marked the first PhD to be prepared at the Centre for Cognition and Decision Making and the first PhD to be awarded to an international student by the Doctoral School of Psychology.
CCCP19: Russian-French Symposium on Neuroeconomics
The HSE will host the first seminar on neuroeconomics, organized jointly with École normale supérieure (Paris). Neuroeconomics studies the decision-making process and uses economic approaches to study the brain and achieve neuroscience to adjust economic decision-making models.
We're happy to invite you to the symposium “Bilingualism and Cognition”
The symposium will take place on September 5 2019 as part of the 25th “Architectures and Mechanisms of Language Processing”
