Zürich 2024 IMC keynote: Stephen Ceci and Wendy Williams
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pukU3fmFXmY
Stephen Ceci and Wendy Williams from Cornell University give their keynote talk “The science and politics of doing research on women in science” at the pre-conference event at the 2024 meeting of the International Society for Intelligence Research in Zürich, Switzerland, sponsored by the Institute of Mental Chronometry.
Vienna 2022 Keynote: Matt McGue
After a long wait, we've finally uploaded Matt McGue's wonderful keynote address at the IMC pre-conference welcome event at the 2022 ISIR in Vienna, Austria, entitled "Without merit: Is an imperfect system worth saving?" Those of you who saw it live will surely recall it fondly; for those who haven't seen it, enjoy this treat while we anticipate this year's Zürich conference.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ofRQ8-NXq_g
ISIR 2022 documentary: Understanding Intelligence by Tarmo Pyysalo
Tarmo Pyysalo, a self-taught Finnish filmmaker travelled to the 2022 conference of the International Society for Intelligence Research in Vienna for his new project “Beyond the Narrative” (https://beyond-the-narrative.com/) to interview the researchers and attendees in search for answers to some of the most pressing questions of our time: What is intelligence and how does it affect our lives and the future of society?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bwvZAqXwHuo
Welcome to Vienna!
With ISIR 2022 beginning in just a few days, we wanted to provide a few last-minute updates to help make your conference experience as good as possible!
Location: The conference and all associated events will be held at the Main Building of the University of Vienna, located at Universitätsring 1. If you are lodging at the Hotel Regina, this is about an 8-minute walk from the conference venue. Please see this document for maps of the university and subway system.
Registration: For those who have not registered online, on-site registration will be available starting ...
Conference poster guidelines
We've received a few questions about poster size and format for the upcoming conference. Poster presenters should aim for a poster with dimensions about 84 x 119 cm (corresponds to about 33 x 47 inches).
Apart from size, we do not have any formalized requirements for design or format of your poster. Posters should ideally be easy-to-read, with clearly outlined sections and text that's large enough to read from a normal standing distance. The NYU has an excellent set of poster guidelines that will apply to posters at most academic conferences:
What makes a good ...
