Modern trends in cognitive architectures and systems:
From theory to implementation in natural and artificial agents

The participation fee is 250€ and includes:

• Admission to all scientific sessions
• Coffee breaks, lunch break and social dinner

The fee does not include travel and accommodation. 

We offer 5 fee waivers. To apply, please send us an email.
The following conditions need to be fulfilled in order to be eligible for a fee waiver:

• full attendance of the workshop
• submission of an abstract for a poster or oral presentation
• after-workshop survey completion 

In cooperation with the University of Glasgow we can also offer special rates for local students. For further info, also contact us via email.

Glasgow is served by three international airports, it is well connected by train from across the UK, it is easily accessible by Scotland's extensive road network and travelling by sea is made easy by the ferry connections. 

From the airport, an Airport Express brings you to the inner city. From the main train station you can reach the venue via the subway. The nearest station is Hillhead.

• Language:
  The main language in Scotland is English, in some parts also Scots or Gaelic is spoken. 
   
• Time zone:
  At the time of the workshop the time in Glasgow will be Greenwich Mean Time (GMT/UTC+0).
   
• Climate:
  Scotland’s climate is known as cold and wet. The climate zone is oceanic. December is one of the coldest months in Scotland, with an average temperature around 5 °C (41 °F).
   
• Electric current:

  In Scotland, power plugs Type G are used, please mind to bring an adapter if your cables do not fit G sockets.
  The standard volatage is 230 V and the standard frequency is 50 Hz.

• Tap water:
  Scottish tap water is safe to drink.

You can hand in an abstract with your application in order to present your research work in either a poster presentation, an oral presentation or both. 

Please note that the information provided on this site has been obtained from several different sources and therefore the organisers cannot accept any responsibility for errors therein.