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phd.BMCS@unipd.it - Carla Romagnolo, via Venezia 8 Psychology Building 1 ground floor, room n. 23

 


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BMCS DOCTORAL PROGRAM

The Brain, Mind & Computer Science (BMCS) emerges from the close collaboration between faculty from psychology, cognitive neuroscience and information science around the unifying topic of human-computer interaction. Its program rests on the assumption that the ability to work in groups with people of different background is now a fundamental condition to produce scientific excellence and to develop innovative skills that can be spent on the job market. We believe that this ability should be strongly supported already during research training.

Admission

Admission to the BMCS doctoral program is by application to a call posted on this page. The ordinary call open to all nationalities is issued annually in spring; other calls, targeting specific themes or nationalities, might open as well, and are posted on this page.

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Governance

Coordinator: Anna Spagnolli

Vice-coordinator: Lamberto Ballan

FACULTY BOARD (XXXIX series, starting October 2023)
'Neuroscience, Technology and Society' Curriculum
Alessandro Angrilli (DPG, UNIPD)
Barbara Arfè (DPSS, UNIPD)
Gerardo Bosco (DSB, UNIPD)
Marinella Cappelletti (Goldsmith's College, UK)
Gianluca Campana (DPG, UNIPD)
Sabrina Cipolletta (DPG, UNIPD)
Andrey Chetverikov (U. of Bergen, Norway)
Andrea Facoetti (DPG, UNIPD)
Immaculada Fajardo (University of Valencia, Spain)

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BMCS at a glance

The Brain, Mind & Computer Science (BMCS) Ph.D. program, developing for 3 years, offers ad hoc courses taught by the Faculty Board and by Italian or foreign experts. The BM&CS program proposes two curricula:

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Brain Mind & Computer Science

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