Neuroethology: Behavior, Evolution and Neurobiology
Aug 8–13, 2027
Newry, United States
Sequences, behaviour and cognitive evolution
Cognition, Cognitive Psychology and conference by The Royal Society
Bristol, United Kingdom
DoubleTree by Hilton
About
Investigate how the human capacity to understand and create complex sequences in language, memory, music, dance and narrative relates to behavioural sequencing in other animals. The meeting uses ecological demands on animal behaviour to explore the evolution of these abilities and fundamental questions in comparative cognitive science.
This Theo Murphy meeting is intended for researchers in relevant fields and takes place in person. Attendance is free but requires an invitation: applicants state their expertise and reasons for attending, and organisers review requests on a rolling basis. Catering and accommodation are separate. Registered participants are invited to submit posters; submissions within one month of the event may miss the programme booklet.