The Donders Centre for Cognition (DCC) is one of the six research centres of the Donders Institute for Brain, Cognition and Behaviour and is embedded within the Faculty of Social Sciences of Radboud University. The DCC’s mission is to advance the science of cognition, in humans and artificial agents, using behavioural, theoretical, and computational approaches. In our work on human cognition, we study brain and behaviour in health and disease, and across the lifespan, aiming to discover functional and neural mechanisms. In our work on Artificial Intelligence (AI), our goals are to develop (brain-inspired) AI and to advance understanding of AI principles. We are a diverse team of scientists who conduct fundamental and interdisciplinary research, translate our findings to address societal challenges, and develop neurotechnology beyond current frontiers. We seek to build on a unique strength of the DCC: the integration of research on natural and artificial cognition.
Donders Centre for Cognition
Research institute
Donders Institute for Brain, Cognition, and Behaviour
The Donders Centre for Cognition is embedded within the Donders Institute for Brain, Cognition and Behaviour.
Contact information
Location
Visiting address
Thomas Van Aquinostraat 46525GD Nijmegen
Postal address
Postbus 91046500HE NIJMEGEN
Departments
- Artificial Cognitive Systems
- Attention and Language Performance
- Baby Research on Action, Interaction & Neurocognition
- Brain & Experience Lab
- Brain, Body and Technology Lab
- Clinical Neuroanatomy of Language
- Cognition of Multilingualism
- Cognitive Aging
- Cognitive Aspects of Multilingualism
- Cognitive Neurodynamics
- Cognitive Neuroecology Lab
- Cognitive Neuromodulation
- Cognitive Rehabilitation
- Communication in Social Interaction (CoSI)
- Computational Cognitive Science
- Contextual Flexibility in Language Processing
- Data-driven Neurotechnology lab
- Dynamic and naturalistic cognitive neuroscience
- Dynamic Signs and Signals (Dynamos)
- Foundations of Intelligent Technology (FoundIT)
- Generative Memory Lab
- Intention and Action
- Language Function and Dysfunction
- Learning & Decision-making
- Learning & Motivation (LAM) & Artificial Intelligence (AI)
- Meaningful Human Control of AI
- Neurophysiology of Active Perception
- Neuropsychology
- Perception and Awareness
- Probabilistic Graphical Models
- Sensorimotor Control
- Societal Implications of Artificial Intelligence & Cognitive Neuroscience (SIAC
- Somatosensation and Gargalesis group
- Speech and Learning
- Speech Perception in Audiovisual Communication (SPEAC)
- Systems Approach to Maladaptive Behaviour & Antisociality (SAMBA)
- The Communicative Brain
- Uncertainty in Complex Systems
- Visual Cognitive Neuroscience