CogNovo was an Innovative Doctoral Programme, funded by the EU Marie Skłodowska Curie initiative and the University of Plymouth, to foster research training in the emerging field of Cognitive Innovation. Between 2014 and 2017, CogNovo offered transdisciplinary training that combined scientific studies of the neural correlates and mechanisms of creativity, with investigations into the role of creativity in human cognition, and their application in sustainable technological and social innovation.
May 2019
Kathryn B. Francis is now a Lecturer in Psychology in the Faculty of Management, Law and Social Sciences at the University of Bradford, UK
April 2019
Guy Edmonds proposed historically aware film viewings in a panel at the 'Universität der Künste Berlin'. His contribution is now published in a book.
April 2019
Ilaria Torre published a paper entitled “Can you tell the robot by the voice?…” at the prestigious Human-Robot Interaction conference in Daegu (South Korea).
March 2019
Raluce Briazu presented her research on the role of counterfactual thinking in deception at a conference on Interdisciplinary Approaches to Higher Cognitive Function
19..21 June 2018
Crossing the void: Exploring interdisciplinary impact — a Symposium and Grant-Writing Training and Workshop
16..18 August 2017
CogNovo Colloquium on Experiences and Applications of Cognitive Innovation — with keynote speaker Joel Pearson.
15..20 August 2016
The CogNovo research fellows invited to ColLaboratoire, a project based summer school on collaborative interdisciplinarity.
2014..2017
A seminar series for which we invited 29 world class researchers to Plymouth to give us insights into their work.
CogNovo offered a choice of 25 focussed research projects. Each project was supervised by a multidisciplinary team of experts and offered opportunities for secondments to international academic and commercial partners.
The CogNovo consortium includes academics and experts from 24 international partner Institutions.
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Research Institutions
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