Category Theory for Consciousness Science Workshop, Oxford, April 15-16
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Sean Tull
Feb 15, 2023, 6:53:21 AM2/15/23
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Dear all,
We are pleased to announce a workshop focused on bringing category theory to consciousness science, to be held in Oxford on 15-16 April 2023.
Category Theory for Consciousness Science Workshop
Date: Saturday, 15 April – Sunday, 16 April, 2023
Place: Topos Institute, Oxford
Website: https://amcs-community.org/events/cats4consc-workshop/
Deadline for registrations: 8 March 2023
Our goal is to create a space for new ideas to flourish, and the workshop will involve interactive discussion sessions as well as contributed and invited talks. Topics are anything category, cognition and consciousness related, including:
— Categorical models of consciousness
— Compositional approaches in cognitive science
— Categorification of frameworks for cognition and consciousness
— Categories of spaces of conscious experiences
— Formal treatments of problems of phenomenal consciousness
Confirmed invited speakers:
Bob Coecke
Andrée Ehresmann
Nao Tsuchiya
It would be wonderful if you could join us! Please refer to the workshop website for further details:https://amcs-community.org/events/cats4consc-workshop/
The organisers gratefully acknowledge support from FQXi.
Best wishes,
The organisers,
Johannes Kleiner (Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich)
Sean Tull (Quantinuum)
We are pleased to announce a workshop focused on bringing category theory to consciousness science, to be held in Oxford on 15-16 April 2023.
Category Theory for Consciousness Science Workshop
Date: Saturday, 15 April – Sunday, 16 April, 2023
Place: Topos Institute, Oxford
Website: https://amcs-community.org/events/cats4consc-workshop/
Deadline for registrations: 8 March 2023
Our goal is to create a space for new ideas to flourish, and the workshop will involve interactive discussion sessions as well as contributed and invited talks. Topics are anything category, cognition and consciousness related, including:
— Categorical models of consciousness
— Compositional approaches in cognitive science
— Categorification of frameworks for cognition and consciousness
— Categories of spaces of conscious experiences
— Formal treatments of problems of phenomenal consciousness
Confirmed invited speakers:
Bob Coecke
Andrée Ehresmann
Nao Tsuchiya
It would be wonderful if you could join us! Please refer to the workshop website for further details:https://amcs-community.org/events/cats4consc-workshop/
The organisers gratefully acknowledge support from FQXi.
Best wishes,
The organisers,
Johannes Kleiner (Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich)
Sean Tull (Quantinuum)
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