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- | Acronym = EBICC 2009
- | Title = Brazilian International Meeting of Cognitive Science
- | Type = Conference
- | Series =
- | Field = Cognitive science
- | Homepage = ebicc2009.fee.unicamp.br
- | Start date = Sep 2, 2009
- | End date =  Sep 4, 2009
- | City= Campinas
- | State =  São Paulo
- | Country =  Brazil
- | Abstract deadline =
- | Submission deadline = Apr 2, 2009
- | Notification =
- | Camera ready =
-}}
-<pre>
-Call for Papers - Brazilian International Meeting of Cognitive
-Science, EBICC 2009
-(Cognitive Technologies: Interdisciplinarity and Convergence)
-September 2-4, 2009, Campinas, São Paulo, Brazil
-http://ebicc2009.fee.unicamp.br
-* Deadline for submissions: April 2, 2009
-Why and how does the use of cognitive technologies and artifacts (the
-objects we call 'mind tools') change cognition fundamentally? How
-these objects affect, and feed back into, cognitive processes? What
-can we learn about the evolution of mind by studying how it
-externalises itself? How the design of new cognitive technologies can
-benefit from these results ? How the many approaches and perspectives
-should converge in order to be integrated to explain the distributed
-an externalized nature of cognitive processes ? This conference is a
-place to explore the theme of cognitive technologies and artifacts, as
-well as the use of designed artifacts to maximize cognitive
-activities. The conference is a cross-disciplinary forum which brings
-together researchers and practitioners to discuss the nature and
-future of extended cognitive processes modeling and design.
-In professional and disciplinary terms, the Conference traverse a
-broad sweep to construct a transdisciplinary dialogue which
-encompasses the perspectives of: cognitive science, artificial
-intelligence, artificial life, computational neuroscience, cognitive
-anthropology, design studies, linguistics, cognitive semiotics,
-cognitive aesthetics, arts, psychology, e-learning, neuroengineering,
-synthetic neurobiology, philosophy of mind, philosophy of technology.
-)  Topics of interest include among others:
-•       augmented intelligence
-•       human augmentation
-•       cognitive prosthesis
-•       cognitive neural prosthesis
-•       synthetic neurobiology
-•       neurotechnology
-•       ubiquitous computing
-•       human-machine interfaces/interaction
-•       immersive spaces
-•       distributed cognition
-•       embodied, embedded, extended mind
-•       cognitive niche and artifacts
-•       modeling and mental tools
-•       smart environment
-•       semiotic landscape
-•       technologies and evolution of cognition artifacts,
-•       creativity and abduction
-•       distributed cognizers and collaborative cognition
-•       epistemological and methodological issues
-Accepted papers will be made public in the website (abstracts only)
-and published in the Proceedings of the EBICC 2009, on CD-ROM (full
-papers). Selected papers will be invited to submit an extended version
-to be published in a tentative special issue of an international
-journal to be announced.
-) Submission Instructions
-- Full Papers
-Papers must be written in English and may have a length of up to 10
-pages, including tables, figures, and references. Papers must conform
-to the Springer LNCC/LNAI style. It is recommended that authors use
-Springer-Verlag template files (see
-http://www.springer.de/comp/lncs/authors.html, section "Proceedings
-and Other Multi-author Volumes" for formatting instructions) to
-minimize possible conflicts of paper length when preparing the camera
-ready.
-Papers should be formatted in PDF, and submitted electronically only,
-through the EBICC2009 Conference Management System web site at
-[http://ebicc2009.fee.unicamp.br] Reviewing for papers will be double
-blind, i.e. blind to the identities of the authors and their
-institutions and to the identities of the reviewer. Please, EXCLUDE
-AUTHORS' NAMES AND INSTITUTIONS from the submitted manuscript, they
-will be included in camera ready versions only.
-- Panels
-Authors should submit an electronic version of an extended abstract
-(total word count: approximately 1000 words). The file should also
-contain a 300 word abstract that will be used for the conference web
-site/booklet. The submission process is the same as for the full
-paper, except that instead a full paper, the authors should submit an
-abstract in PDF.
-- Virtual Presentations
-For authors which for some reason will not be able to be physically
-present at the conference site, we are opening the possibility of
-accepting virtual presentations. This modality of presentation
-comprises the same rules as for full papers. The only difference is
-that virtual presenters should provide the conference organizers with
-an electronic presentation of their papers (an AVI or MPEG file),
-which will be projected to the audience during the time slot allocated
-for the paper. If possible, we recommend virtual authors to be
-available at Skype during their papers time-slot, so we can direct
-questions from the audience, just after the virtual presentation. We
-will be video-recording all the presentations, and they will be
-available for all conference participants after the event.
-Any other questions regarding papers submission may be directed to one
-of the organizers.
-*Chairs
-Ricardo Gudwin
-rgudwin [AT] dca.fee.unicamp.br, http://www.dca.fee.unicamp.br/~gudwin
-Dept. of Computer Eng. and Industrial Automation, FEEC, University of
-Campinas (UNICAMP), Campinas, SP, Brasil
-João Queiroz
-queirozj [AT] pq.cnpq.br, www.semiotics.pro.br
-Federal University of Bahia (UFBA), Salvador, BA, Brasil
-Graduate Studies Program on History, Philosophy and Science Teaching
-(UFBA/UEFS)
-	</pre>This CfP was obtained from [http://www.wikicfp.com/cfp/servlet/event.showcfp?eventid=4799&amp;copyownerid=3427 WikiCFP][[Category:Artificial intelligence]]
-[[Category:Philosophy]]

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