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September 9, October 7, November 4, 2022

The Symposium for Cognitive Auditory Neuroscience (SCAN) was planned for 2020 as a forum in which to develop intellectual community among those interested in human auditory cognitive neuroscience in a lively gathering in Pittsburgh, PA. Of course, 2020 had other things planned. We had such a tremendously enthusiastic response to the online format of the distributed, online SCAN 2021 ‘Unconference’ that SCAN 2022 will follow the same format. Last year, researchers from across the globe participated. We hope that this format will continue to grow the international Auditory Cognitive Neuroscience community in 2022.

SCAN 2022

With an eye toward Zoom fatigue, we are planning three themed special sessions (September 9, October 7, November 4, 2022). Each will take place from 11am-2pm EST on a Friday to accommodate a wide variety of time zones and will involve three invited talks. Once again, we will have ‘unconference’ provocateurs to make the event as interactive as possible in the virtual world.

A major goal of SCAN 2022 is to offer trainees the prospect of interacting with leaders in the field. We are working on an in-person event in Pittsburgh in early 2023 to meet the need of young investigators to connect in person in smaller venues. Stay tuned…

To keep up with the latest information regarding SCAN 2022, please join our Slack channel (this link expires August 31, 2022. Reach out to an organizer to be added to Slack after that date). Please also fill out this registration form (Registration is Closed) to receive SCAN 2022 email updates.

Registration for SCAN 2022 is free. Registration is closed for this event*.

Invited Speakers

September 9: Aging from the lens of auditory cognitive neuroscience

Samira Anderson, University of Maryland

Helen Nuttall, Lancaster University

Kenneth Vaden, Medical University of South Carolina

 

October 7: Neuromodulatory systems in auditory processing.

Jonas Obleser, University of Lübeck

Matt McGinley, Baylor College of Medicine

Sijia Zhao, University of Oxford

 

November 4: Auditory-motor synchronization in the context of speech and music

Caroline Palmer, McGill University

Daniel Abrams, Stanford Medicine

Elise Piazza, University of Rochester

Organizers – Provocateurs

Lori L. Holt
Carnegie Mellon University

Organizer

Barbara Shinn-Cunningham
Carnegie Mellon University

Organizer

Bharath Chandrasekaran
University of Pittsburgh

Organizer

Maria Chait
University College London

UnConference Provocateur

Frederic Dick
Birkbeck College, University of London

UnConference Provocateur

Board of Early Career Researchers

Basil Preisig, University of Zurich

William Schuerman, UCSF

Kelsey M. Mankel, UC-Davis

Andrew Meier, Boston University

Ryan Henderson, Villanova University

Grace Gervino, Villanova University

McCall Sarrett, Villanova University

Symposium Sponsors

We thank the generous support of the following sponsors:

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