[ACT-R-users] ACT-R Workshop 2006

[Niels Taatgen]

ACT-R Workshop 2006

The ACT-R workshop will take place from Friday July 21 to Sunday July  
23. Contrary to earlier workshops we anticipate a full Sunday  
program. Mornings will be devoted to research presentations, each  
lasting about 20 minutes plus questions. Participants are invited to  
present their ACT-R research by submitting a one-page abstract with  
their registration. Afternoons will feature more research  
presentations as well as discussion sessions and instructional  
tutorials.  Suggestions for the topics of the tutorials and  
discussion sessions are welcome.  Saturday afternoon will feature a  
tutorial by the invited speaker, David Noelle of Vanderbilt  
University, about the Leabra neural network architecture.

Admission to the workshop is open to all.  The early registration fee  
(before July 1) is $100 and the late registration fee (after July 1)  
is $125.  Informal proceedings of past workshops can be found on the  
ACT-R web site (http://act-r.psy.cmu.edu/workshops/). Requests for  
presentations should be submitted before July 1 to receive full  
consideration for inclusion in the workshop program.  A preliminary  
program of presentations will be made available in early July.  The  
workshop is scheduled to just precede the Cognitive Science  
conference which takes place in Vancouver from July 27 to 30. (http:// 
www.cognitivesciencesociety.org/cogsci.html). Housing and computing  
facilities will be provided at CMU from July 23 to 26 for workshop  
participants who wish to stay on to work on their ACT-R projects and  
collaborate with other researchers until the start of Cogsci.

Further details on how to register will follow.


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Niels Taatgen - Carnegie Mellon University, Psychology, BH 345E
Also (but not now): University of Groningen, Artificial Intelligence
web: http://www.ai.rug.nl/~niels     email: taatgen at cmu.edu
Telephone: +1 412-268-2815
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