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COGS, the Centre for Cognitive Science, was formed in July of 2003 to "champion and support research and teaching in cognitive science at Sussex, particularly (though not exclusively) by fostering interdisciplinary links between those working in artificial intelligence, psychology, linguistics and philosophy and related disciplines at Sussex." This incarnation of COGS is only the latest of a line which reaches back to the 1970s and earlier. Throughout this existence, COGS has understood cognitive science in a broad, inclusive sense, encompassing any interdisciplinary, scientific investigation into the nature of minds, whether they be human, (other) animal, or artificial. Activity at COGS has taken two forms. There are the more visible activities: the weekly COGS seminar series, the Open Lectures, occasional COGS-organised symposia and conferences, and the undergraduate and postgraduate teaching and supervision COGS provides. In addition there has been less immediately visible, but ultimately essential work: collaborative, interdisciplinary research that furthers our understanding of the mind. COGS now has hundreds of members and continues to grow. Any members of the University with an interest in cognitive science are welcome to become members of COGS. At a minimum, membership in COGS will entitle you to be listed on the COGS website and entitle you to participate in the COGS mailing lists. But membership also indicates a general willingness to support and participate in the life of the cognitive science community at Sussex, whether it be though research, teaching, giving a talk, entertaining a visiting speaker, attending the COGS seminars, or any number of activities that support these ventures. If you would like to become a member, please send an email as detailed below. If, for some reason, COGS members do not wish to receive COGS emails, they should change their personal settings for this list to "no email" rather than unsubscribing. Unsubscribing from the COGS email list will be taken to be a request to no longer be a member of COGS. You can also follow us on Twitter.Ron Chrisley, |
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To see the collection of prior postings to the list, visit the COGS Archives. (The current archive is only available to the list members.) |
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To post a message to all the list members, send email to cogs@sussex.ac.uk. | |
Subscribing to COGS | |
You can join COGS (and thus be subscribed to the COGS list) by emailing the list owner (cogs-owner@sussex.ac.uk):
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