New paper from our lab. Cool findings about symbols. Check out @barburevencu thread for a teaser.

Start the new year with science: You can still register to attend #BCCCD23 — either live in Budapest, or online. The program is now published on the conference website: bcccd.org/program-overvi…. We are looking forward to meet (or see again) many of you there.

Participating in #BCCCD23? Into neural entrainment/gaze processing/covert attention in infancy? Or interested in discussing the best lángos places in Budapest? Consider dropping by our poster 😌

We are happy to host #BCCCD23 as a live conference again in Budapest from tomorrow. For those who cannot join us here, attending the conference online is still an available option.

Looking forward to 'attending' #BCCCD2023 CEU Cognitive Development Center over the next few days, and to presenting "What might English-learning children think why means based on their early input?" at the virtual sessions next week.

Just read in a science book: "Have you considered helping edit Wikipedia’s entries in our subject? ...this is where the greatest influence for our subject will be." True also for us in pragmatics, evo psych, or cultural evolution. Consider improving Wikipedia in our fields.

Thanks to all who attended #BCCCD23 in person or online. See you next year at #BCCCD24!

If you missed #BCCCD23 or want to re-listen one of the talks, you may find them at our repository: youtube.com/playlist?list=…

The invited speakers for #BCCCD24 will be sandy waxman, Martin Giurfa, and @vsouthgate. We are looking forward to receiving your submissions in September: bcccd.org

The submission system for BCCCD24 is open for symposia, talks, and posters until September 3, 2023.   We are also welcoming proposals for half-day pre-conference workshops or tutorials until October 1, 2023.  For more information see bcccd.org.

Just 3 more days to submit your abstracts to #BCCCD24!

🎉We're thrilled to announce that the invited speakers for BCCCD25 are: Antonia Hamilton, Elizabeth Bonawitz @ebonawitz.bsky.social, and Pierre-Yves Oudeyer! We are looking forward to receiving your submissions in September: bcccd.org #BCCCD25 #BCCCD #CognitiveScience

New paper alert! 🚨 Late to sharing this, but here's a short review of a decade of work with Gergely Csibra on how infants represent giving, and why it matters (for event cognition and the origins of the relational mind). Thread below! 🧵👇 t.ly/S6cLw 1/15

🚀 Submissions are now OPEN for #BCCCD25! Join us in Budapest, Jan 9-11, 2025. Submit your symposia, talks, & posters by Sept 6, 2024. 📅📣 Learn more: bcccd.org #BCCCD25 #BCCCD #CognitiveScience

Ever wondered what makes human intelligence so powerful? We thought 👉compositionality in babies👈 might be part of the answer: our new paper just out in PNASNews explores how babies build symbolic mental models 🧩 combinatorial thought 🧩 number 🧵 1/n doi.org/10.1073/pnas.2…

Tibor Tauzin, on how infants point to satisfy the epistemic needs of their communicative partners #CogSci2024

🚨 Reminder! The submission system for the 15th annual BCCCD meeting in Budapest (Jan 9-11, 2025) is OPEN! 🚨 Submit your symposia, talks, and posters by Sept 6, 2024. More details: bcccd.org #BCCCD25 #BCCCD #CognitiveDevelopment #CognitiveScience

Final Reminder! 🌟 Don't miss your chance to apply for the 15th BCCCD meeting in Budapest, Hungary (Jan 9-11, 2025)! 🤓 🗓️ Submission Deadline: Sept 6, 2024 More info: bcccd.org/submission.htm #BCCCD #CognitiveDevelopment #CognitiveScience

📢 Don’t forget—tomorrow, Sept 6th, is the last day to submit for BCCCD! 🗓️ We can’t wait to see you all in Budapest from Jan 9 to 11, 2025! 🤓 Get all the details here 👉 bcccd.org/submission.htm #BCCCD #CognitiveScience #CognitiveDevelopment

Join us! We are seeking applicants for a fully funded 3-y PhD project on dogs’ and infants' causal perception using #eyetracking and #pupillometry, based at Vetmeduni and in collaboration w/ CEU Cognitive Development Center (Jonathan F. Kominsky & Gergely Csibra). Full info here: share.eva.mpg.de/index.php/s/cF…