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Top: Science: Social_Sciences: Cognitive_Science: Research_Groups:

» Adaptive Behavior and Cognition - Explores cognitive strategies with which people and other animals make judgments and decisions in uncertain situations [Max-Planck-Institute for Human Development, Berlin].




» Computational Epistemology Lab - Research on analogies, emotion, neuroscience from a philosophy background [Paul Thagard, University of Waterloo, Canada].




» Humanoid Robotics Group - A long-term exploration of what developmental psychology can teach robotics, and vice versa. (MIT, director: Rodney Brooks)




» Institut des Sciences Cognitives - The National Center for Scientific Research in France promoting study of cognition, especially in humans. Many of the working papers and links to other websites are in English.




» Institut Jean-Nicod - An interdisciplinary lab at the interface between the humanities the social sciences and the cognitive sciences. Content in French and English.




» L & M Unit, OIST - Learning and Memory Unit




» Max Planck Institute for Psychological Research, Berlin - Focused on the study of cognition and action.




» The Mind Project - Illinois State University cognitive science research and curriculum development project.




» MIT Media Laboratory - Broad range of human-machine research, focused on machines with common sense, viral communications, "smart" prostheses, advanced sensor networks, innovative interface design, and sociable robots. Includes information on academics, research, publications, events, and people.




» Neuro Mathematics and Visual Cognition - Computational modeling of visual perception (University of Bologna)




» Percepts and Concepts Laboratory - Researching the interactions between perception and cognition. Director: Robert Goldstone.




» Snyder Laboratory - Studies the role of the parietal cortex in the processing of visual spatial information, and how such information is used to direct eye and arm movements. Many publications available online.