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iCog research grants selection process

5 June 2020

Reading minds and reading maps

20 December 2019 | Ali Boyle (University of Cambridge and University of Bonn)

Foraging in the global workspace

7 June 2019 | David L Barack (Columbia University)

The frustrating family of pain

8 October 2018 | Sabrina Coninx (Ruhr-Universität Bochum)

Can a visual experience by biased?

2 October 2018 | Jessie Munton (St John's College, Cambridge)

How can I credibly commit to others?

12 May 2018 | Francesca Bonalumi (Central European University)

Is the future more valuable than the past?

22 February 2018 | Alison Fernandes (University of Warwick)

What hand gestures tell us about the evolution of language

31 January 2018 | Suzanne Aussems (University of Warwick)

Conceptual short-term memory

25 July 2017 | Henry Shevlin (University of Cambridge)

Functional localisation

11 July 2017 | Dan Burnston (Tulane University)

A deflationary approach to the Cognitive Penetration debate

21 June 2017 | Dan Burnston (Tulane University)

Enactivism, Computation and Autonomy

20 April 2017 | Joe Dewhurst (University of Edinburgh)

Are olfactory objects spatial?

6 February 2017 | Solveig Aasen (University of Oslo)

How stereotypes shape our perceptions of other minds

3 January 2017 | Evan Westra (University of Maryland)

Delusions as explanations

21 September 2016 | Matthew Parrot (King's College London)

How much of an animal are you?

6 September 2016 | Léa Salje (University of Leeds)

Is implicit cognition bad cognition?

8 August 2016 | Sophie Stammers

Trusting the Uncanny Valley

25 July 2016 | Henry Powell (University of Warwick)

Split brains and the compositional metaphysics of consciousness

14 June 2016 | Luke Roelofs (Australian National University)

Investigating the stream of consciousness

25 May 2016 | Oliver Rashbook-Cooper (University of Oxford)

Infant Number Knowledge

10 May 2016 | Alexander Green (University of Warwick)

The mental causation question and emergence

14 April 2016 | Umut Baysan (University of Glasgow)

The cognitive impenetrability of recalcitrant emotions

24 March 2016 | Dr Raamy Majeed (University of Cambridge)

Resisting nativism about mindreading

14 March 2016 | Marco Fenici

The Experience of Trying

10 February 2016 | Josh Shepherd (Universität Autonoma de Barcelona)

An interesting time for the study of moral judgment and cognition

29 April 2015 | Veljko Dubljevic (McGill University)

In the mind's eye

17 December 2015 | Eveline Seghers (Ghent University)

CfA: Experimental Philosophy as Applied Philosophy

25 November 2015

Arguments from developmental order

2 November 2015 | Dr Richard Stöckle-Schobel (Ruhr-University Bochum)

Pathology-based Philosophy of Mind

28 September 2015 | Dr Craig French (University of Cambridge)

A philosophical perspective on the Infant Mindreading puzzle

2 September 2015 | Dr John Michael (Central European University)

Problems with Placebos

3 August 2015 | Dr Jennifer Corns (University of Glasgow)

Multisensory Perception

30 June 2015 | Alisa Mandrigin (University of Warwick)

What does Action-oriented Predictive Processing offer?

12 June 2015 | Krzysztof Dołęga (Ruhr-Universität Bochum)

On what makes delusions pathological

27 May 2015 | Dr Kengo Miyazono (University of Birmingham)

The Symbolic Mind

13 May 2015 | Dr Julian Kiverstein (University of Amsterdam)

Xphi, Intuitions and the 'Big Mistake'

6 May 2015 | Dr James Andow (University of Reading)

What can you see?

29 April 2015 | Dr Tom McClelland (University of Manchester)