Virtual Symposium CCCP'21 « Challenges and new approaches in Cognitive Computational (neuro)Psychiatry » (event completed)

8 December2021

We are pleased to announce the 2021 virtual edition of the symposia focusing 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 populations.

Organizers:

 

Centre for Cognition & Decision Making

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 symposium is organized in a collaboration between the Center for Cognition and Decision Making (CCDM), Higher School of Economics, Developmental Computational Psychiatry Group, University College London (UCL, United Kingdom), and the Laboratory for Cognitive and Computational Neurosciences (LNC²) (Paris, France).  

 

Language of the event: English.

To attend the symposium please register through EventBrite (free tickets but mandatory registration):

https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/challenges-and-new-approaches-in-cognitive-computational-neuropsychiatry-tickets-211071629927

 

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