We kindly remind you that the 23rd congress of the European Society for Cognitive Psychology will be held in Porto (Portugal), from the 6th to 9th of September 2023. It will be hosted by the Center for Psychology, Faculty of Psychology and Education Sciences at the University of Porto. The deadline for abstract submissions for talks, blitz-talks, and posters is the 15th of March 2023.

The ESCoP Early Career Publication Award (€1000) is an award for the best article accepted for publication in 2022. The applicant has to be the first author of the article and a member of ESCoP. In any given year, one person can only submit one application.

We are now accepting proposals for symposia. Symposia offer the opportunity to highlight new or emerging ideas and advance research topics. Contributions in a symposium focus on a common topic. This is an ideal opportunity to share recent findings, present opposing points of view, and discuss solutions with colleagues. Symposia are structured as 5 related talks that are given by active researchers from different universities/countries.

The ESCoP Committee has selected Dr. Eliana Vassena from the Behavioral Science Institute at Radboud University to receive the Bertelson Award for 2023. Dr. Vassena will give the Bertelson Award Lecture at the 2023 conference in Porto. Congratulations!

It is our pleasure to announce that Michał Wierzchoń has been elected as the new President-elect (2023-2024), and Beatriz Bermúdez-Margaretto and Yoav Kessler have been elected Committee members (2023-2026).

The Journal of Cognition is now indexed and ranked in Scopus! With a debut CiteScore of 7.1, the journal ranks 12 out of 150 in the Experimental and Cognitive Psychology category.

6-9 September 2023
Porto, Portugal

It is our great pleasure to announce that the 23rd meeting of the European Society for Cognitive Psychology (ESCoP) will be held in Porto (Portugal), hosted by the Center for Psychology from the University of Porto. 

Early Career Publication Awards go to Daniele Gatti (PhD award) for the paper “Decomposing the Semantic Processes Underpinning Veridical and False Memories” and to Anna Förster (post-doc award) for the paper “The Human Cognitive System Corrects Traces of Error Commission on the Fly.” Congratulations!