We are excited to announce that the Cognitive Computational Neuroscience meeting (CCN 2026) will be held at New York University from August 3–6, 2026.
2026.ccneuro.org
(1/2) We’re excited to announce the Algonauts Project Challenge 2027 with CNeuroMod: How The Human Brain Makes Sense of Video Games 🎮🧠
Launching end of 2026. Top 3 teams will present at CCN 2027 in Edinburgh.
algonautsproject.com/2027/#Algonauts2027#NeuroAI#CompNeuro#fMRI
All session recordings from #CCN2026 in New York City are now available on YouTube.
Thank you again to all speakers, attendees, and sponsors for making this exciting event possible.
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On today's fourth and final day of #CCN2026, we start with Kalanit Grill-Spector's keynote, continue with two contributed talk and poster sessions E & F, and close with our Community Meeting.
Welcome to Day 3 of #CCN2026! Today will feature two keynotes by Alona Fyshe & Kenji Doya, two contributed talk and poster sessions, three community events, and the Social Event at Nowadays.
In the evening, do not miss the CCN Social Event at Nowadays (bring your ticket!). Growing Up in Science runs there too, 8:00–9:00pm. Come unwind and keep the conversations going.
2026.ccneuro.org/social-even…
Skirball Theatre events are streamed live during the conference 🖥️: 2026.ccneuro.org/skirball-th…
We aim to provide recordings of all parallel events after the conference.
Welcome to the second day of #CCN2026! This sunny day in NYC includes Brenden Lake's keynote, two contributed talk sessions, poster sessions A & B, the special Back2NY panel, and three GAC debates.
At 3:45pm we introduce this year's parallel GAC Debates:
Is NeuroAI adopting the right methods & frameworks? 🖥️
Representations or Transformations: What Should Models of Neural Population Activity Explain?
Do World Models emerge in networks trained for prediction?