The upcoming 3rd International Symposium on the Connection Between Physics and Metabolism in Brain Functions will take place in Barcelona on October 9, exploring how metabolic pathways shape brain development, cognition, and neurodevelopmental disorders.
Dr. Tadahiro Taniguchi and Dr. Yukie Nagai invite submissions for a special section on "Cognitive Development and Symbol Emergence" that they are editing for the journal Advanced Robotics.
The Ca' Foscari University of Venice is offering a 12-month Research Fellowship in the Department of Philosophy and Cultural Heritage to work on the SCIPLU project, exploring scientific pluralism from a historical-philosophical perspective.
The upcoming 3rd International Symposium on the Connection Between Physics and Metabolism in Brain Functions will take place in Barcelona on October 9, exploring how metabolic pathways shape brain development, cognition, and neurodevelopmental disorders.
Led by supervisor Dr. James Stovold, the project aims to solve a fundamental challenge in complexity science, how to systematically program micro-level local rules so that a system reliably "grows" into a specific, desired macro-level global behavior.
The University of Gothenburg is offering a 4-year, fully funded Doctoral position in History of Ideas and Science (Reference number PAR 2026/415) at the Department of Literature, History of Ideas, and Religion.
The 5th annual NeurReps Workshop, Symmetry and Geometry in Neural Representations, returns to NeurIPS 2026, in person on December 11 or 12 in Sydney. Submit your research on symmetry, geometry, and topology in artificial and biological neural networks.
We are seeking a skilled and commited project manager to lead the development and delivery of the North England Golden Eagle Project (NEGEP).
The Carnegie Mellon University (CMU) Postdoctoral Associate in Meta-Research is a fixed-term, two-year position under University Libraries and University Effectiveness and Institutional Research (UEIS). The role splits time equally between conducting meta-research (50%) and managing community-building and teaching initiatives (50%).
Migration has long been central to political contestation, but digital platforms have transformed how it is discussed. Online debates do not revolve around facts alone. They unfold through rapidly circulating narratives that combine language, images, personal stories, and emotional appeals. Such narratives can shape how migration is understood, intensify political divisions, and mobilise civic action.