Ghent, Belgium
11-12 April 2025

The Relational Reasoning Meeting provides a forum for the dissemination of new developments in the study of relational reasoning. Relational reasoning is a cornerstone of human cognition, enabling quintessentially human behavior and (as yet) unmatched intelligence. It is studied from various perspectives (behavior-analytic, cognitive-mechanistic, neurological) and across different systems (human, animal, AI systems).

CERE serves as a leading platform for showcasing cutting-edge research on emotion, fostering interdisciplinary exchange across Europe and beyond. The consortium encourages contributions from scholars engaged in empirically grounded theoretical work across diverse disciplines, including but not limited to Psychology, Neuroscience, Philosophy, Sociology, Linguistics, Affective Computing, History, and Anthropology.

Acre, Israel 
25-27 February 2025

As in previous years, our aim is to bring together the large and diverse Israeli community of cognitive researchers and students (and international colleagues) in a single venue to share their research and perspectives on this rapidly advancing field. We are excited to host this year Prof. Mike Kahana (University of Pennsylvania) as our distinguished keynote speaker.