Online Mini Сonference CCCP'21 « Challenges and new approaches in Cognitive Computational (neuro)Psychiatry »
The 2021 virtual edition of the symposia focuses this year on cognitive and computational approaches in psychiatry. The symposium brings together a variety of researchers who work on understanding mechanisms and variability of different mental health conditions across different population
8 December 2021 (13:00 - 16:20)
Organizers:
- Institute for Cognitive Neuroscience, Higher School of Economics, Moscow, Russia
- Developmental Computational Psychiatry Group, Max Planck Center for Computational Psychiatry and Ageing research
- University College London, London, United Kingdom
- Laboratoire des Neurosciences Cognitives et Computationnelles (LNC2), École Normale Supérieure, Paris, France
The symposia focuses on cognitive and computational approaches in psychiatry. The symposium brings together a variety of researchers who work on understanding mechanisms and variability of different mental health conditions across different populations.
Language of the event: English.
To attend the symposium please register through EventBrite (free tickets but mandatory registration):
Online. The symposium will be held online via Zoom platform: all registered attendees will receive an access link to the event.
Program:
| Moscow Time | London Time | Paris Time | Speaker | Title |
| 13.00 -13.10 | 10.00 -10.10 | 11.00 -11.10 |
Tobias U. Hauser, Ph.D. UCL, London
| Introduction Computational psychiatry: approaches and challenges |
| 13.10 -13.35 | 10.10 -10.35 | 11.10 -11.35 |
Maria Herrojo Ruiz, Ph.D. Goldsmith University, London, Higher Scool of Economics, Moscow
| Neural oscillatory correlates of biased belief updating in volatile environments in anxiety |
| 13.35 -14.00 | 10.35 -11.00 | 11.35 -12.00 |
Tricia Seow, Ph.D. UCL, London
| Compulsivity and the mental model |
| 14.00 -14.25 | 11.00 -11.25 | 12.00 -12.25 |
Ksenia Panidi, Ph.D. Higher School of Economics, Moscow | Temporal discounting factor in the monetary domain is associated with excessive sugar consumption |
| 14.25 -14.50 | 11.25 -11.50 | 12.25 -12.50 | Zoe Koopmans, ENS, Paris | The elusive relation between task elicited reinforcement learning parameters and psychiatric symptoms |
| Break | ||||
| 15.00 -15.25 | 12.00 -12.25 | 13.00 -13.25 | Magda Dubois, UCL, London |
Impulsivity and individual differences in exploration-exploitation strategies |
| 15.25 -15.50 | 12.25 -12.50 | 13.25 -13.50 | Anush Ghambaryan, HSE, Moscow |
Additively combining utilities and beliefs in uncertain and changing environment for decision making |
| 15.50 -16.15 | 12.50 -13.15 | 13.50 -14.15 | Vasilisa Skvortsova, Ph.D. UCL, London |
Towards crowd-science and smartphone-based experimentation |
| 16.15 -16.25 | 13.15 -13.25 | 14.15 -14.25 | Panel Discussion & Closing remarks | |