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Opening day
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Submission deadline
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Contributions to TEX2025 are welcome on any issue related to decision making and temporal cognition (i.e., collecting information about the world, deciding what to do, and when to do it). Abstract shouldn't exceed 300 words in length, and should be submitted by filling in the relevant fields in the Abstract Submission panel. You should also select one primary author, who will be presenting the work at the conference; and as many co-authors as you'd like. Abstracts will be reviewed, and authors will be notified about the acceptance of their work around the third week of June 2025. Accepted authors are expected to present a talk (30 mins including Q&A session). A limited number of partial grants is available for students.
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Guest speakers are also asked to submit the abstract of their talk (45 mins including Q&A session).
