Completed Research Workshops between 1998 and the present day.
- Understanding the Role of Reward in Language Learning: A Collaborative Workshop. (June 2026). https://sites.google.com/view/reward-lang/home
- The Experimental NeuroDiversity (END) Workshop. (May 2026). https://umi_end.codeberg.page/
- Immersive virtual reality to understand human cognition, perception, and action. (September 2025). Meeting Programme.
- Best practices for the processing and analysis of eye-movements during reading. (May 2025). More information about this event.
- The experimental psychology of TMS: The next 40 years. (April 2025).
More details are available at our GitHub page. - Perspectives on human and computer face identification. (July 2024). https://faceresearch.stir.ac.uk/july-workshop/
- A Festschrift for Professor John Duncan. (April 2024).
- Episodic Future Thinking: Twenty Years On. (December 2023).
Research Workshop Website. - The effects of contextual diversity on word learning and processing: A collaborative workshop. (September 2023).
- Insights into (and from) longitudinal data analysis. (June 2023).
- Celebrating Dorothy: A Festschrift for Dorothy V. M. Bishop (June 2022).
Workshop Website. - Gradient Workshop (June 2022). Workshop Website.
Session One: YouTube
Session Two: YouTube
Session Three: YouTube - ‘Body-up’: Current trends and future directions on embodiment and social interaction. Perspectives from comparative, social & experimental psychology, neuroscience and new technologies (May 2022). Account of Workshop.
- Understanding real-world distortions to time: who, what, why and when? (April 2022).
- Decision-Making in Voluntary Action (April 2020) Workshop Website.
- Brain, Cognition, Emotion and Music (BCEM): The Quartet with a Missing Link (May 2020) http://bcem.uk/
- The organisational principles of the visual ventral stream: convergent evidence from neuroimaging, neuropsychology, and computational modelling (September 2019)
https://gracerice7.wixsite.com/visualventralorg - Research IN Touch (July 2019)
http://researchintouch.info
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https://twitter.com/researchintouch - The psychology of upper-limb prosthetic use (March 2019)
https://prostheticsworkshop.wixsite.com/event
EPS – Prosthetic’s Workshop Booklet
Workshop Twitter Feed
Organiser Gavin Buckingham’s blog post on ‘Organizing a conference/workshop’ - Memory Malleability Over Time (January 2019)
- Mapping the future for poor comprehender research: Taking stock and moving forward (September 2018) https://sites.google.com/york.ac.uk/poor-comprehender-workshop/home. RHUL have also written about the event for their website: https://www.royalholloway.ac.uk/research-and-teaching/departments-and-schools/psychology/news/poor-comprehenders-workshop/
- The multi-faceted body: Updates into body representation and embodiment (June 2018)
- New challenges to early career research positions (June 2018)
- The future of social cognition (June 2018)
- We are open! Reproducibility and replicability in psychology and experimental philosophy (June 2018) https://xphi2018.weebly.com/
- The probabilistic brain (March 2018)
- Perturbing and enhancing perception and action using Oscillatory Neural Stimulation (January 2018) https://osf.io/view/pepa2018/
http://www.mrc-cbu.cam.ac.uk/blog/2018/01/successful-workshop-on-state-of-the-art-oscillatory-brain-stimulation-held-at-the-mrc-cbu/.
A synopsis of the workshop can be found here: http://www.mrc-cbu.cam.ac.uk/pepa/ The emerging social neuroscience of human-robot interaction (August 2017)
- Accelerating the impact of research into sensorimotor learning (July 2017)
- Recent developments in the neuroscience of symmetry perception (June 2017)
- Forgetting: A forgotten issue? (June 2017)
- Multidisciplinary approaches to understanding social communication development and disorder (February 2017)
- Modularity in time perception and timed behaviour (January 2017)
- Event representations in episodic and semantic memory (January 2017)
- Using eye movements to study literacy development in children (August 2016)
- Novel approaches to Independent Component Analysis (ICA) of resting-state and task-based fMRI data (July 2016)
- Oculomotor Readiness and Covert Attention (ORCA) (April 2016)
- EPS regret workshop (February 2016)
- EPS science of magic (February 2016)
- Gesture in language development (July 2015)
- Where’s the ouch? Distinguishing social and physical pain (June 2015)
- Workshop in honour of Professor Jon Driver and his influence in mentoring others (January 2015)
- The reflexive self (September 2014)
- Vestibular cognition (June 2014)
- Best practice in EEG and TMS research (April 2014)
- Cognitive ageing (March 2014)
- Noisy brains? The role of internal noise in typical and atypical development (September 2013)
- ‘Meet the experts’ and ’round table’ events at CogDev 2013 (September 2013)
- Measuring multi-person timing: State of the art methods and analyses (September 2013)
- Cue integration: models, mechanisms and development (September 2013)
- Forecasting, monitoring, controlling: Dealing with a dynamic world (September 2013)
- Language in developmental and acquired disorders: Future directions (June 2013)
- Space, time and number: 20 years of research (February 2013)
- The dynamics of conversational engagement: An interdisciplinary perspective (September 2012)
- Linear mixed effects modelling in R (August 2012)
- Attention and memory: Mechanisms of selection and maintenance (April 2012)
- What if … the study of language started from the investigation of signed, rather than spoken, languages? (January 2012)
- Cortical and subcortical functions in complex behaviour: A workshop in honour of David Gaffan (September 2011)
- The role of practical classes in the teaching of Psychology (celebration of Richard Gregory’s life) (July 2011)
- Multidisciplinary studies of lexical processing: A workshop for William Marslen-Wilson (June 2011)
- Expertise as revealed by oculomotor behaviour (April 2011)
- Insights into language processing from comparative studies or disorders and normal development (April 2011)
- Promoting excellence in the use of event-related potentials in psychological research: A hands-on neuroimaging workshop (November 2010)
- Serial and parallel processing in reading (October 2010)
- The relativity of value: From science to policy (September 2010)
- Visual (M)organisations of space-time (in honour of Michael Morgan) (20 August 2010)
- The development of body representations over the lifespan (29-30 March 2010)
- Psycholinguistic approaches to speech recognition in adverse listening conditions (8-10 March 2010)
- The representation of abstract words (January 2010)
- Cultural effects on the mental number line (July 2009)
- Dance and cognitive neuroscience (7 January 2009)
- Theory of mind: A workshop in celebration of Premack and Woodruff’s seminal paper (11-12 September 2008)
- The neuropsychology of perception and action: A festschrift for Professor David Milner (6 September 2008)
- The development of executive functions (30-31 August 2008)
- Lifespan development of memory and language: A festschrift for Philip Smith (July 2008)
- New directions in word learning (17-18 April 2008)
- Attention in Autism Spectrum Disorders: A synthesis of current approaches and future directions (12 November 2007).
- The method of computational modelling: A practical introduction (30 May 2007).
- The role of orthographies in reading and spelling (20-21 September 2006).
- Dynamics of information processing: Choice, attention, emotion (30 June 2006).
- Associative learning and reinforcement learning (3 April 2006).
- The role of time in short-term memory. (3-4 November 2005).
- Theory in Cognitive Psychology: A festschrift for John Morton (2-3 September 2005).
- Speech and auditory processing in developmental disorders. Evidence from brain event-related potentials (22-24 September 2004).
- Language processes and executive functions (17-18 September 2004).
- Speed, control and age: In honour of Patrick Rabbitt (28-29 June, 2004).
- Neuropsychology of ageing (Worcester, 28-30 May, 2003) organised by Patrick Rabbitt.
- Attention in action (13-14 September, 2002) jointly funded by EPS and the BBS Centre.
- Associative learning and representation – A workshop for N J Mackintosh (9 July, 2002).
- Crossmodal attention and multisensory integration (1/2 October, 1999).
- Alan Baddeley’s theory and practice: A User’s Guide (8 July, 1999).
- Motor control: Issues and approaches (6 January, 1999).
- Lexical aspects of language production (4 September 1998).
The EPS has also supported:
- First Portuguese Forum of Experimental Psychology (27-29 October, 2004)
- The fMRI Experience (15-16 September 2005)