CFP: Collective Intelligence: Forms Functions and Evolution across Species, Societies, and Industry

Collective Intelligence (CI) refers to intelligent behavior in a group that can surpass the capacities of any of its members, by harnessing the contributions of multiple individuals. It is crucial to the evolutionary success of humans and numerous other species. 

The goal of this meeting is to facilitate dialogue between scholars who study CI in a diverse range of disciplines from biology to computer science, and across a wide range of populations, from insects to fish to rodents, to non-human primates, to small-scale human societies and industrialized ones. We aim to bring together advances in CI research from across these groups to better understand the cognitive evolution of humans and species and discuss how CI can address contemporary challenges.

We invite all those interested in presenting to submit a poster on a topic relevant to the theme of the workshop, from any academic discipline. A 200 words abstract of the presentation, and 2-5 keywords describing their poster can be added in the form below. You will also include primary presenter’s name, names of additional authors, e-mail and affiliation.

The deadline to submit abstracts is 25 March 2024.

Submissions will be chosen by the committee for relevance, clarity, and significance, and the result will be communicated to all applicants by 1st of April 2024. Authors of accepted abstracts are expected to design and print their posters, as well as to exhibit them during the conference.

Accommodation and meals will be provided for accepted presenters at the conference venue, UM6P Rabat. Visit website to find submission portal:

https://sci.um6p.ma/news/scientific-meeting-1/