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New deadline - April 26, 2021

Call for Posters Session on Cognition and Climate Change

You are invited to submit an abstract for a poster presentation for the online poster session at the ISC 2021 Summer School on Cognitive Challenges of Climate Change, organized by the Cognitive Sciences Institute (ISC) at UQAM. This event will be held online via Zoom and Gathertown.

The Best Poster will receive an award of $1 000 CAD.

More than 35 renowned researchers will present on topics related tocognition and climate change from multiple perspectives, such as psychology, philosophy, linguistics, education, neuroscience, anthropology and cognitive computing,but also in biological sciences, chemistry, physics, communication, sociology or political science.Poster presentations from graduate, postgraduate, and faculty members working on climate change and cognition in any of these fields are welcome.

The themes of the ISC 2021 Summer School are listed below, your proposition should be relevant to at least one of those:

A. Surprise, ignorance and knowledge of Climate Change; Climate Change modeling

B. Climate Change Ethics and Governance; Carbon Markets; Social Science and Climate Change

C. Behavioral Science and Climate Change; Cognitive Mechanisms of Climate Change Denial

D. Interpreting Signs and Narratives about Climate Change; Impacts on Communities and First Nations; Indigenous Knowledge and Climate Change

E. Learning, Teaching and Communicating about Climate Change

F. New Behaviors at an Individual Level; New Behaviors at an Organizational Level

G. Climate Activism and Environmental Justice

Guidelines for submission

All submissions must be made through the EasyChair system by following this link:

https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=isc2021summerschool

If you don’t have an EasyChair account, click on the "create an account " tab and follow the instructions. When you are connected, click the "New Submission" tab.

Your submission must include:

A title
An abstract of about 350 words (2500 characters, spaces included)
Full name, affiliation and email address of the author and co-authors.
A minimum of 3 keywords
The theme relevant to your poster and the discipline(s) studied

Poster guidelines

The poster session will take place online via GatherTown. You will need to prepare the following for your presentation:

a PDF of your poster (1 page)
an oral presentation (5 minutes maximum)

If you wish, but it is not mandatory, you can also prepare a short 30-second video presenting your project to broadcast on the platforms of the ISC 2021 Summer School (Twitter, Facebook, YouTube). More details about the guidelines will be sent with acceptance notifications on April 30th.

Deadline - Extended
The submission deadline is Monday, April 26, 2021.

Notifications of acceptance* will be sent to authors by April 30, 2021.

*Registration is mandatory to participate and present a poster at the ISC 2021 Summer School.

New deadline - April 26, 2021Call for Posters Session on Cognition and Climate Change  You are invited to submit an abstract for a poster presentation for the online poster session at the ISC 2021 Summer School on Cognitive Challenges of Climate Change, organized by the Cognitive Sciences Institute (ISC) at UQAM. This event will be held online via Zoom and Gathertown. The Best Poster will receive an award of $1 000 CAD.More than 35 renowned researchers will present on topics related tocognition and climate change from multiple perspectives, such as psychology, philosophy, linguistics, education, neuroscience, anthropology and cognitive computing,but also in biological sciences, chemistry, physics, communication, sociology or political science.Poster presentations from graduate, postgraduate, and faculty members working on climate change and cognition in any of these fields are welcome.The themes of the ISC 2021 Summer School are listed below, your proposition should be relevant to at least one of those:A. Surprise, ignorance and knowledge of Climate Change; Climate Change modelingB. Climate Change Ethics and Governance; Carbon Markets; Social Science and Climate ChangeC. Behavioral Science and Climate Change; Cognitive Mechanisms of Climate Change DenialD. Interpreting Signs and Narratives about Climate Change; Impacts on Communities and First Nations; Indigenous Knowledge and Climate ChangeE. Learning, Teaching and Communicating about Climate ChangeF. New Behaviors at an Individual Level; New Behaviors at an Organizational LevelG. Climate Activism and Environmental Justice Guidelines for submissionAll submissions must be made through the EasyChair system by following this link:<a href="https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=isc2021summerschool">https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=isc2021summerschool</a>If you don’t have an EasyChair account, click on the "create an account " tab and follow the instructions. When you are connected, click the "New Submission" tab.Your submission must include:<ul><li>A title</li><li>An abstract of about 350 words (2500 characters, spaces included)</li><li>Full name, affiliation and email address of the author and co-authors.</li><li>A minimum of 3 keywords</li><li>The theme relevant to your poster and the discipline(s) studied</li></ul> Poster guidelinesThe poster session will take place online via GatherTown. You will need to prepare the following for your presentation:<ul><li>a PDF of your poster (1 page)</li><li>an oral presentation (5 minutes maximum)</li></ul>If you wish, but it is not mandatory, you can also prepare a short 30-second video presenting your project to broadcast on the platforms of the ISC 2021 Summer School (Twitter, Facebook, YouTube). More details about the guidelines will be sent with acceptance notifications on April 30th. Deadline - Extended  The submission deadline is Monday, April 26, 2021. Notifications of acceptance* will be sent to authors by April 30, 2021.*Registration is mandatory to participate and present a poster at the ISC 2021 Summer School.

Nouvelle date limite : 26 avril 2021Appel à présentation par affiche sur la cognition et le changement climatique Vous êtes invité.e à soumettre un résumé d’affiche pour une présentation en ligne à l’École d’été ISC 2021 sur les défis cognitifs du changement climatique, organisée par l’Institut des sciences cognitives (ISC) de l’UQAM. Cet événement se tiendra en ligne via Zoom et Gathertown. La meilleure affiche recevra un prix de 1 000 $ CAD.Plus de 35 expert.es reconnu.es présenteront sur différents sujets en lien avec la cognition et le changement climatique, soulignant l’apport de différentes disciplines, dont la psychologie, la philosophie, la linguistique, l'éducation, les neurosciences, l'anthropologie et l'informatique cognitive,mais aussi dans les sciences biologiques, la chimie, la physique, la communication, la sociologie et les sciences politiques. Toute soumission provenant des étudiant.es des cycles supérieurs, des chercheur.ses postdoctoraux et des professeur.es travaillant sur le changement climatique ou la cognition dans l’un ou plusieurs disciplines pertinentes est bienvenue.Votre proposition doit s’inscrire dans au moins un des thèmes de l’École d’été ISC 2021 :A. Surprise, ignorance et connaissance du changement climatique; Modélisation du changement climatique; B. Éthique et gouvernance du changement climatique; Marchés du carbone;Sciences sociales et changement climatique C. Science du comportement et changement climatique; Mécanismes cognitifs du déni du changement climatique D. Interprétation des signes et des récits du changement climatique; Impacts sur les communautés et les Premières Nations; Savoirs autochtones et changement climatique E. Apprendre, enseigner et communiquer le changement climatique F. Nouveaux comportements au niveau individuel; Nouveaux comportements au niveau organisationnel G. Activisme climatique et justice environnementale Directives pour la soumission d’un résuméToutes les soumissions doivent être faites via l’outil EasyChair en suivant ce lien : <a href="https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=isc2021summerschool">https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=isc2021summerschool</a>Si vous n’avez pas de compte EasyChair, cliquez sur l’onglet « create an account » et suivez les instructions. Lorsque vous êtes connecté(e), cliquez sur l’onglet « New Submission ».Votre proposition doit inclure :<ul><li>Un titre</li><li>Un résumé de 350 mots (2500 caractères maximum, espaces inclus)</li><li>Le nom complet, l’affiliation et l’adresse courriel de l’auteur.e et coauteur.es</li><li>Un minimum de 3 mots-clés</li><li>Le thème concerné par votre affiche et la ou les discipline(s) étudiée(s)</li></ul> Directives pour les présentations par afficheLa session d'affiches se déroulera en ligne via GatherTown. Vous devrez préparer les éléments suivants pour votre présentation :<ul><li>un PDF de votre affiche (1 page)</li><li>une présentation orale (5 minutes maximum)</li></ul>Vous pourrez également, si vous le souhaitez, mais ce n’est pas obligatoire, préparer un court vidéo de 30 secondes présentant votre projet pour la diffusion sur les plateformes de l’École d’été ISC 2021 (Twitter, Facebook, YouTube). Plus de détails sur les directives seront envoyés avec les notifications d’acceptation le 30 avril. Nouvelle Date limite  La date limite pour soumettre une proposition est lundi 26 avril 2021.Les avis de réponses* seront envoyés d’ici le 30 avril 2021. *L’inscription est obligatoire pour assister et présenter une affiche à l’École d’été ISC 2021.