Faculty of Engineering, Computer Science and Psychology

Colloquium Cognitive Systems

 

 

The Cognitive Systems Colloquium is an interdisciplinary series of presentations from leading researchers in the field who provide insights into their latest scientific developments. Its goal is to provide a general overview by sampling different perspectives from this new and quickly developing research field. The colloquium is open to all researchers and students interested in these topics.

16.10.2025Prof. Paul MacNeilage (University of Nevada; US)
Title: Perceiving a stationary world during head and eye movements
Local host: Prof. Dr. Marc Ernst		Link  
30.10.2025no speaker   
13.11.2025Prof. Thomas Wallis, Ph.D. (TU Darmstadt)
Title: Visual inference in human and artificial systems
Local host: Prof. Dr. Daniel Braun		Link  
20.11.2025Matthias Laschke
Title: Designing the In-Between: Practices, Relations, and Technological Mediation
Local host: Prof. Dr. Enrico Rukzio		Link  
27.11.2025

Dr. Arkady Zgonnikov (TU Delft, NL)

Title: In the driver's mind: Cognitive modeling of human drivers in traffic interactions
Local host: Prof. Dr. Martin Baumann

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11.12.2025Patrick Gebhard (DFKI)
Title: Towards Artificial Empathic Technology
Local host: Prof. Dr. Martin Baumann		Link  
25.12.2025
Christmas
 		   
08.01.2026Prof. Dr. Walter Karlen (Ulm University)
Title:  Medical wearables: remote monitoring and automated interventions
Local host: Prof. Dr. Marc Ernst		Link  
22.01.2026Prof. Dr. Sebastian Rudolph (TU Dresden)
Title: How to Agree to Disagree: Managing Multiple Perspectives using Standpoint Logic
Local host: Prof. Dr. Birte Glimm		Link  
05.02.2026Trung Kien Tran (Bosch Center for AI)
Title: Neuro-Symbolic AI: A Case Study in Combining Inductive and Deductive Reasoning over Knowledge Graphs
Local host: Prof. Dr. Birte Glimm		Link  
29.10.2026Prof. Aaron S. Benjamin (University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, USA)
Title: The Metacognition of Participation
Local hosts: Ayşe Akgöz & Prof. Dr. Daniel Zimprich		Link