From Minds to Movements: Foresight in Cognition and Activism

From Minds to Movements: Foresight in Cognition and Activism

Interdisciplinary graduate conference 

We are announcing a PhD symposium on Future Thinking from May 8th 2025 to May 10th 2025, at the University of Vienna.

The first two days of the conference will be held at Aula am Campus Hof 1.11. These days will feature workshops on Conceptual Change and Climate Activism, alongside presentations by PhD and postdoctoral researchers in philosophy and cognitive science. On the third day, the conference will move to the Sky Lounge at Oskar-Morgenstern-Platz 1, combining further research presentations with a closing discussion of future directions of research.

The conference will coincide with a panel discussion on The Future of Knowledge, AI, and Climate Science, organised jointly with the Vienna Cognitive Science Hub. The participants of the conference are warmly invited to attend the panel and the proceeding reception.

The symposium will also coincide with a panel discussion on The Future of Knowledge, AI, and Climate Science, organised jointly with the Vienna Cognitive Science Hub. All conference participants are warmly invited to attend the panel and the subsequent reception.

You can find the full schedule of the conference below and on the conference’s website, alongside other details concerning venue information and registration procedure: https://mindstomovements.carrd.co/.

Participation is free of charge and open to all.

If you wish to attend the conference, please register here: https://forms.gle/BGicd3G3kMJHadtQ7.

Participants joining online will receive a Zoom link upon registration.

If you have any inquiries, please contact us at: [email protected].

Organizing Committee:

• Ohan Hominis (Central European University)

• Maria Fedorova (University of Vienna)

• Xueyi Yao (Central European University)

• Bojin Zhu (University of Vienna)

If you have any inquiries, contact: [email protected]

The conference is supported by the Vienna Cognitive Science Hub & Gesellschaft für Kognitionswissenschaft.