Neuromonster 2026

Neuromonster is Thinking About Thinking’s peer-reviewed scientific conference focused on the biological, mathematical, and computational foundations of intelligence.

Neuromonster is intentionally limited in scale and designed for depth. It brings together researchers working across neuroscience, cognitive science, machine learning, mathematics, robotics, and complex systems to examine how intelligence emerges, adapts, and acts—in biological and artificial systems.

The conference prioritises extended discussion, conceptual clarity, and trust-based exchange. It is not a commercial conference or showcase, but a forum for serious scientific engagement.

Call for Papers

Neuromonster 2026 invites submissions of original research, technical analysis, and theoretical work that advances understanding of intelligence across disciplines.

Scope & Topics

Submissions are welcome across (but not limited to):

• Computational and theoretical neuroscience
  

• Cognitive science and models of intelligence
  

• Mathematical foundations of learning and adaptation
  

• Neural dynamics, control, and representation
  

• Embodied and robotic intelligence
  

• Information-theoretic approaches to cognition
  

• Bridging biological and artificial intelligence
  

• Limits of abstraction in modelling minds
  

Interdisciplinary work is strongly encouraged.

Submission Types

• Full research papers
  

• Short papers / extended abstracts
  

• Theoretical or conceptual papers
  

• Technically grounded position papers
  

All submissions will undergo peer review by a Programme Committee with relevant disciplinary expertise.

Important Dates

• Call for Papers opens: [date to be announced]
  

• Submission deadline: [date to be announced]
  

• Notification of acceptance: [date to be announced]
  

• Conference dates: June 2026