2018 Conference on Cognitive Computational Neuroscience

5-8 September 2018    Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

CCN 2018 Registration

Official Invitation Letter (Proof of Registration) on CCN 2018 Letterhead

If you would like an official invitation letter on CCN 2018 letterhead in order to begin the travel-visa application process, you may request such a letter by clicking on the link below..

Request an Official Invitation Letter (confirming a paid registration)

Online registration is closed. On-Site registration will be available.

Registration Fees

CCN 2018 Registration Fee Schedule

Select your registration category. Selection of tutorials and other extras can be indicated on following pages, after you click the Continue button below. Make sure that you link your accepted papers to this registration below, if applicable. Advance Rate
by August 10		 Regular Rate
after August 10
Each registration includes admission to the technical sessions, welcome reception, and coffee breaks.
US$375 US$525
US$275 US$375
Tutorials [Wednesday Afternoon, September 5] US$20
Mind Matching Sessions [Thursday, September 5] Meet the people most important to you! CCN 2018 will feature a computer-assisted networking event. Participants will meet and engage in conversation with a new scientist every 10 minutes. An algorithm will determine who meets whom and where. (90 min) No cost
Cross-collaboration Breakouts [Friday, September 6]
Attendees may choose one of:
  1. How can we share cognitive and control tasks between humans, animals, and models?
  2. How can we best combine insights about vision gained with animal models, computational models, and humans?
  3. How can we incorporate connectivity data into neural network models?
 Gather in small groups to discuss specific challenges related to cross-collaboration across disciplines. Invited discussion leaders will kick-start the conversation with short presentations. No cost
Cross-collaboration Breakouts [Saturday, September 7]
Attendees may choose one of:
  1. What can we learn about neural circuit implementation of computations using large- and small-scale brain data?
  2. How can we bring neuroscientific insights into neural network models?
  3. How can we relate the architectures of high-level vision between humans, monkeys and models?
  4. What is systems consolidation for? Examining the potential utility of memory transformation for humans and artificial intelligence
 Gather in small groups to discuss specific challenges related to cross-collaboration across disciplines. Invited discussion leaders will kick-start the conversation with short presentations. No cost

Linking of Accepted Papers to Registration Record

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Service Code

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Registration Terms and Policies

If you have any questions about registering, please contact us at registration@ccneuro.org.

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