Biomedicine and Molecular Biosciences COST Action BM0605
CATIA - Consciousness : A Transdisciplinary, Integrated Approach
Chair of the Action : Professor Axel CLEEREMANS - link to personal website
Rapporteur : Professor Srecko GAJOVIC
Science Officer : Kalliopi KOSTELIDOU
Administrative Officer : Ms. Gabriela CRISTEA
The target audience of the Action is essentially the transdisciplinary scientific community from the many disciplines for which conscious experience and its neurobiological bases are central research topics (neuroscience, psychology, philosophy, psychiatry etc.), with a specific focus on junior scientists. Because the proposed Action also has societal relevance, it is also targeted towards the educational and mental health care communities.
Management Committee
Austria - Dr Manuel SCHABUS
Belgium - Professor Erik MYIN and Professor Steven LAUREYS
Bulgaria - Professor Maxim STAMENOV
Croatia - Dr Selma SUPEK
Cyprus - Professor Fofi CONSTANTINIDOU
Denmark - Dr Birte L NIELSEN and Dr Morten OVERGAARD
Estonia - Professor Talis BACHMANN
Finland - Professor Antti REVONSUO and Dr Mika KOIVISTO (Substitute)
Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia - Professor Natasa MARKOVSKA; Ms Silvana MARKOVSKA-SIMOSKA and Professor Ljupco KOCAREV
France - Professor Jean-Michel ROY and Dr Frederique DE VIGNEMONT (Substitute)
Germany - Professor Petra STOERIG; Professor Andreas K. ENGEL and Professor Kai VOGELEY (Substitute)
Greece - Professor George KOSTOPOULOS
Hungary - Professor Zoltan VIDNYANSZKY and Professor Tamas JARDANHAZY
Israel - Dr Daniel LEVY
Italy - Dr Laura ASTOLFI and Professor Fabio BABILONI
Netherlands - Professor Victor LAMME and Dr Elisabeth VAN DER GULIK
Poland - Dr Robert BALAS and Professor Wlodzimierz KLONOWSKI
Romania- Professor Leon DANAILA and Dr Mihail PASCU
Serbia - Dr Slobodan SEKULICand Dr Milka CULIC
Spain - Dr Luis JIMENEZ
United Kingdom - Professor Nilli LAVIE and Dr Ron CHRISLEY
To post a message to all the list members, send email to bm0605@lists.ulg.ac.be
WORKING GROUPS
WG1: Fundamental issues of consciousness
chair: J.-M. Roy & T. Bayne; acting chairs: R. Chrisley & T. Froese
This WG is focused on the philosophical, theoretical, and epistemological issues that need to be addressed to advance our understanding of the mechanisms that subtend consciousnessWG2: Tools and technologies for the study of consciousness
chair: A.K. Engel & J.-D. Haynes
This WG is focused on the integration of novel methodologies for the study of consciousness, particularly on the integration of existing brain imaging methods such as fMRI, MEG and EEG.WG3: Experimental paradigms for the study of consciousness
chair: R. Balas
This WG is dedicated to exploring the most promising behavioural paradigms to contrast information processing with and without consciousness, both in humans and in animal models.WG4: Clinical, societal, and ethical implications
chair: S. Laureys & K. Vogeley
This WG is dedicated to the study of altered states of consciousness, to consciousness in pathological cases (such as vegetative state) and in special populations (e.g., blind subjects or synaesthetes), to the design of new assessment scales, and to a consideration of the ethical and societal implications of the findings.SHORT-TERM SCIENTIFIC MISSION PROGRAM Committee
K. Yarrow
