The 2nd Int’l Conference on Perception, Awareness and Cognitive Neuroscience (CPACN 2019) will be held from June 1 to 3, 2019 in Kunming, China. You are invited to submit papers/abstracts and participate in our academic exchange. The conference is soliciting state-of-the-art research papers in the following areas of interest:

Attention, awareness and control
Auditory processing
Adaptive, goal-directed behavior: prefrontal cortex and beyond
Complex networks, dynamics and neural information processing in the brain
Current trends in working memory research: Evidence from functional neuroimaging
Cognitive Aging
Consciousness and Awareness
Decision Making, Reward Processing & Response Selection
EEG/fMRI integration and the connectivity in the brain
Expectation and attention in visual cognition: neural and computational approaches
Entraining the brain? Effects of rhythmic brain stimulation protocols on oscillatory brain activity and behavior
Emotion, Motivation and the Social Brain
From single neuron responses to neuronal population oscillations during vision and memory: new insights from human intracranial recordings
Functional significance of human prefrontal theta oscillations during cognitive control and learning
Human Intra-cranial Electrophysiology
Human genetics of cognition
How alpha oscillations shape the functional network of the working brain
Maturation of brain structure and language development
Monitoring our memories: Neural mechanisms and age-related changes
Modeling and Analysis of Brain Signals
Motor Information Processing
Multimodal Integration of EEG, MEG and fMRI data
Neural Bases of Arithmetics and Numerosity
Neuropsychiatric Applications
Neural mechanisms of feature integration in object perception
Neural Bases of Language
Neural Bases of Memory and Learning
Neurophysiology of Cognition and Attention
Neurophysiology of Sensation and Perception
Predictive coding in perception and cognition
Preludes to failure: electrophysiological and hemodynamic antecedents of human error
Probing Cortical Oscillations with Transcranial Stimulation
Performance Monitoring and Cognitive Control
Quantitative Analysis of EEG, MEG & Brain Oscillations
Regulating access to consciousness: Cortical mechanisms of attention
Serotonin, motivation and action in learning and decision-making
Successful aging: a neurocognitive perspective
The role of neuronal oscillations in computation and communication in multi-scale brain networks
The cognitive role of cross-frequency coupling
The relationship between attention and working memory