Sixteenth Annual Conference of the Cognitive Science Society
Georgia Tech, Atlanta
As Cognitive Science has matured over the years, it has broadened its scope
in order to address fundamental issues of cognition embedded within
culturally, socially, and technologically rich environments. The Sixteenth
Annual Conference of the Cognitive Science Society aimed at broad coverage of
the many topics, methodologies, and disciplines that comprise Cognitive
Science. The conference highlighted new ideas, theories, methods and results
in a wide range of research areas relating to cognition.
The conference featured plenary addresses by invited speakers, technical
paper and poster sessions, research symposia and panels, and a banquet. The conference was hosted by the
Cognitive Science group of
Georgia Tech in Atlanta,
home of the Civil Rights movement, the 1996 Olympics, and the
Dogwood Festival. Conference proceedings are available from Lawrence Erlbaum
Associates, Hillsdale, NJ.
Click on any underlined topic for more information.
- List of all paper titles, authors, abstracts, and sessions
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- Keyword-searchable index of paper titles, authors, abstracts, and sessions
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- Conference schedule and technical program
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- Workshop on Education in Cognitive Science
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- Conference Chairs
- Ashwin Ram and Kurt Eiselt
- Steering Committee
- Dorrit Billman, Mike Byrne, Richard Catrambone, Mike Cox, Alex Kirlik, Janet Kolodner (chair), Nancy Nersessian, Mimi Recker, and Tony Simon
- Please address all correspondence to:
Prof. Ashwin Ram
Cognitive Science 1994 Conference
Georgia Institute of Technology
Cognitive Science Program
Atlanta, Georgia 30332-0505
E-mail: cogsci94@cc.gatech.edu