That's a wrap for CCN2025 -- and so planning for CCN2026 in New York is starting today! Save travels to all participants and remember to fill out the feedback survey sent via email!

Contributed talks on Representational Alignment starting at 11:00am. 📺 Watch live:

Contributed talks on Neural mechanisms of learning and memory: from synapses to systems start at 11:00am. 📺 Watch live:

Ellie Pavlick asking the big questions at 9:30am: "What came first, the sum or the parts? Emergent compositionality in neural networks" 📺 Watch live:

We'll end with a Community Meeting at 6:15pm to reflect on the week and think about where the field and CCN is heading. This will also mark the beginning of planning for CCN 2026!

Poster Session C from 2:00-5:00pm is your last chance to catch all the research you might have missed. Pieter Roelfsema closes out the conference at 5:00pm with "Brain mechanisms for conscious visual perception of coherent objects and the technology to restore it in blindness"

Ellie Pavlick starts at 9:30am with "What came first, the sum or the parts? Emergent compositionality in neural networks". Then we have four contributed talk sessions from 11:00am-1:00pm on learning & memory, representational alignment, neural computations, and visual processing.

Final day of CCN 2025! 🎉 Ellie Pavlick opens with a keynote on neural compositionality, we have our last contributed talks and poster session, then Pieter Roelfsema gives the last keynote of the conference. Thread below 👇

Contributed talks on Audition and Language starting at 11:00am. 📺 Watch live:

Contributed talks on Cognitive and Neural Mechanisms of Social Behavior starting at 11:00am. 📺 Watch live:

This morning David Poeppel is taking us from ear to the brain at 8:30am: "Rhythms and Algorithms: From Vibrations in the Ear to Abstractions in the Brain" 📺 Watch live:

Tonight's Social Event runs 7:00pm-12:00am at Ijver (ticket required). Time to unwind after all those talks and continue the conversations in a relaxed setting.

Additionally there's a Re³-Align Collaborative Hackathon running alongside!

The afternoon is all about Keynote+Tutorial sessions (1:45-6:00pm). Three parallel tracks: 🎯 Digital Brain Models for Working Memory 🎯 Language: In search of a neural code 🎯 Uncovering algorithms of visual cognition with multilevel computational theories

Morning contributed talks (10:00am-12:00pm) span four sessions: 🔬 Visual Processing in Brains and Models I 🔬 Metacontrol & flexibility in inference and decision-making 🔬 Audition and Language 🔬 Cognitive and Neural Mechanisms of Social Behavior

David Poeppel kicks us off at 8:30am with "Rhythms and Algorithms: From Vibrations in the Ear to Abstractions in the Brain"

Lots of talks on Thursday of CCN 2025! 🎙️ David Poeppel's keynote, four contributed talk sessions, three K&T tracks, and tonight's social event. Details in thread 👇

You can again post questions here: https://t.co/1d4anNGnYx

Today's keynote: Yasuo Kuniyoshi exploring "From Embodiment To Super-Embodiment: A Constructive Approach To Open-Ended And Human Aligned Intelligence/Moral" at 8:30am! 📺 Watch live:

This afternoon features Poster Session B (1:00-4:00pm), followed by an intro to three GAC debates at 4pm. The GAC actual sessions run 5:00-6:30pm covering neural coding, visual system development, and what makes good cognitive benchmarks. These should make for great discussions!