[ACT-R-users] Best paper prizes in computational cognitive modeling for Cogsci 2006

[Christian Schunn]

Four prizes worth $1,000 (USD) each will be awarded for the best full  
paper submissions to the 2006 Annual Meeting of the Cognitive Science  
Society that involve computational cognitive modeling.  The four  
separate prizes will represent the best modeling work in the  
respective areas of: perception, language, higher-level cognition,  
and applied cognition. The prizes are open to researchers at any  
level (student, postdoc, research scientist, faculty) from any  
nationality. Any form of computational cognitive modeling relevant to  
cognitive science will be eligible, including (but not limited to)  
connectionism, symbolic, Bayesian, dynamic systems, or various hybrids.

No special submission procedure is required---all full paper  
submissions to the conferences will be automatically considered,  
using the interdisciplinary program committee that is supervising the  
review process. The full paper submission deadline is February 1st,  
2006. For further details about the conference submission procedure,  
see http://www.cogsci.rpi.edu/~rsun/cogsci2006/.

These prizes are supported by a grant from the US National Science  
Foundation.

Please pass this notice around to relevant colleagues and students.



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    Christian Schunn
    Assistant Professor of Psychology, Intelligent Systems, and  
Education
    Research Scientist, Learning Research & Development Center
    University of Pittsburgh

    schunn at pitt.edu, http://www.lrdc.pitt.edu/schunn
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