KogWis 2014 | 29.09. – 02.10.2014

at the Eberhard Karls University Tübingen

Organized by: Martin V. Butz (chair), Anna Belardinelli, Elisabeth Hein, Jan Kneisler

GK Best Paper Award

The GK Best Paper Award 2012–2014 for the best publication in cognitive science by early-career researchers was presented to the following recipient at KogWis2014:

  1. Milena Rabovksy: „Simulating the N400 ERP component as semantic network error: Insights from a feature-based connectionist attractor of word meaning”

Brain Products – Best Paper Award

The Brain Products – Best Paper Award went to:

  1. Bettina Bläsing, Jenny Coogan, José Biondi, Liane Simmel & Thomas Schack: “Motor learning in dance using different modalities: visual vs. verbal models”
  2. Kirsten Bergmann, Sebastian Kahl & Stefan Kopp: ” How is information distributed across speech and gesture? A cognitive modeling approach”
  3. Markus Bader: “Defining distance in language production: extraposition of relative clauses in German”

SMI Best Poster Award

The SMI Best Poster Award went to:

  1. Susan Wache, Johannes Keyser, Sabine König, Frank Schuhmann, Thomas Wolbers, Christian Büchel & Peter König: “Physiological changes through sensory augmentation in path integration – an fMRI study”
  2. Christiane Glatz, Heinrich H. Bülthoff & Lewis L. Chuang: “Looming auditory warnings initiate earlier event-related potentials in a manual steering task”
  3. Carina Krause, Bernhard Sehm, Anja Fengler, Angela Friederici & Hellmuth Obrig: “What happened to the crying bird? – Differential roles of embedding depth and topicalization modulating syntactic complexity in sentence processing”

CSS Best Student Paper Award

The CSS Best Student Paper Award went to:

  1. Rebecca Albrecht & Bernd Westphal: “Analyzing psychological theories with F-ACT-R: an example F-ACT-R application”

Beste Präsentation im Rahmen des PhD Symposiums

The award for the best presentation at the PhD Symposium was presented to:

  1. Adham Elshahabi: “Functional connectivity network in idiopathic generalized epilepsy”

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