Computational Modeling Prizes support cognitive science researchers by recognizing outstanding full papers on computational cognitive modeling across four areas, highlighting work in the field.
Funder: Cognitive Science Society
Due Dates (Anticipated): February 2027 (Full paper submission)
Funding Amounts: Four prizes of $1,250 USD each, plus complimentary conference registration
Summary: Recognizes outstanding full papers involving computational cognitive modeling across four areas of cognitive science.
Key Information: Indicate computational modeling prize eligibility during the conference submission process.
The Cognitive Science Society’s Computational Modeling Prizes recognize outstanding full-paper submissions involving computational cognitive modeling at its conference. Four prizes are awarded, one each in perception/action, language, higher-level cognition, and applied cognition. The program recognizes computational modeling across these areas rather than concentrating on a single cognitive science topic.
The prizes take a broad view of computational cognitive modeling. Eligible approaches include neural networks, symbolic models, Bayesian models, dynamic systems, and hybrids, but are not limited to these methods. The awards page welcomes researchers at any career level and of any nationality. Consideration is integrated into conference paper submission rather than a separate prize application.