Cognition Institute Conference 2018
18-19 June, Roland Levinsky Building, University of Plymouth
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General enquiries
Tel: +44 1752 584821
Email: info.cognition@plymouth.ac.uk
Research facilitator
Email: philip.barratt@plymouth.ac.uk
Address
Cognition Institute
University of Plymouth
Portland Square, Drake Circus
Plymouth, PL4 8AA
Roland Levinsky Building, University of Plymouth
18-19 June, Roland Levinsky Building, University of Plymouth
9:00: Tea & coffee
Parallel session 1, lecture theatre 2
10:00–12:45: Risk taking in the wild: a lifespan perspective
12:45–13:30: Lunch & posters
13:30–17:30: Benchmark phenomena in category learning
Parallel session 2, Jill Craigie Cinema
09:30–17:00: School of Psychology conference
17:15–18:00: Wine reception
18:00: Film show in the Jill Craigie Cinema
9:00: Tea & coffee
Parallel session 1, lecture theatre 2
9:30–12:45: Spatial navigation and the enhancement of everyday wayfinding
12:45: Lunch & posters
13:30–16:45: The neuro-bio-psycho-social needs of people with brain injuries and their families
Parallel session 2, Jill Craigie Cinema
9:30–17:00: Off the Lip 2018 - Crossing the void: exploring interdisciplinary impact
17:30: BBQ at the Reservoir cafe.
Coronavirus (COVID-19)
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