This page gives an overview of the program. For the full program for each event click on the posters above.
Wednesday June 18
Workshop: Introduction to cognitive ethnography [full program]
Location: DIAS Seminar Room, SDU Odense Campus
0930-1000 Introduction: What is a task? (EB)
1000-1030 What is cognitive ethnography? (SBT)
1030-1100 Break
1100-1145 What is cognitive event analysis? (SVS)
1145-1300 Lunch
1300-1530 Participants work on mini projects
1530-1600 Break
1600-1700 Presentation of project work
Thursday June 19
Dimensions of radical embodiment 3: Day 1 [full program]
Location: Dialogen, SDU Odense Campus
0830-0915 Welcome coffee and registration
0915-0930 Introductory remarks
0930-1000 Keynote: Vicente Raja (University of Murcia), “A brain for the radically embodied mind”
1030-1100 Break
1100-1200 Session: The body and the world
1200-1300 Lunch
1300-1400 Session: Memory and attention
1400-1430 Break
1430-1540 Flash talks / poster pitches
1540-1640 Session: Non-humans
1640-1700 Break
1700-1800 Keynote: Sofie Pedersen (Roskilde University), “What a difference a day radical embodiment makes…”
Friday June 20
Dimensions of radical embodiment 3: Day 2 [full program]
Location: Dialogen, SDU Odense Campus
0900-1000 Keynote: Manuel Heras-Escribano (University of Granada), (title tba)
1000-1120 Session: Radical embodiment beyond the laboratory
1120-1230 Poster session
1230-1330 Lunch
1330-1450 Session: Numbers and letters
1450-1520 Break
1520-1700 Session: Tech, drugs, rock ‘n’ roll
Saturday June 21
Workshop: Computational creativity, embodiment, and problem solving [full program]
Location: DIAS Seminar Room, SDU Odense Campus
0900-0930 Welcome coffee and registration
0930-1000 Introduction to the workshop
1000-1100 Wendy Ross (London Metropolitan University) “Hylomentation in metareasoning”
1100-1200 Ana-Maria Olteteanu (Constructor University Bremen) “How Not to Be A Lonely A.I.: Exploring Linguistic and Visual Problem Solving Through Games”
1200-1300 Lunch
1300-1400 Sotirios Kotsopoulos (MIT / National Technical University of Athens) “Design without Representation”
1400-1500 Sune Vork Steffensen (SDU) “Problem solving on the edge”
1500-1530 Break
1530-1630 Benjamin Angerer (Bielefeld University) “Where Do Problem Spaces Come From? On Metaphors and Representational Change”