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Timescales of Life and Mind Conference

Timescales of Life and Mind Conference

Interdisciplinary Conference on Timescales as a Methodological Approach to Predictive Processing and the Free Energy Principle

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Interdisciplinary Conference on Timescales as a Methodological Approach to Predictive Processing and the Free Energy Principle

Timescales of Life and Mind is a post-graduate interdisciplinary conference focused on the use of different timescales as a methodological approach to studying the applications of Predictive Processing and the Free-Energy Principle.

 

The conference will be held at the University of Edinburgh from November 4th to 6th.

 

Registration is now closed for the workshop and conference, however there is a separate PP primer workshop on this Thursday the 7th of November being run by Mark Miller and Matt Sims, and hosted by the University of Edinburgh’s Cognitive Science Society that we encourage you to attend. More information is available here.

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