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25th to 27th June, 2024, Leeds, UK
The 2024 International Conference on Working Memory (ICWM) is being held in celebration of the 50th anniversary of the publication of the seminal Baddeley and Hitch (1974) framework for working memory. The conference will cover the full range of theoretical and empirical approaches to the understanding and study of working memory. This is the 4th ICWM, with previous meetings having taken place in Cambridge (1994 & 2014) and Kyoto (2004).
The meeting will be held at the University of Leeds, UK.
The conference will run from lunchtime on the 25th June until the afternoon of 27th June, 2024. There will be a single series of talks from a group of invited speakers, and two poster sessions (with around 50 posters in each session).
Information regarding the conference can be found via the menu links. We hope all attendees enjoy the conference and their visit to Yorkshire!
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Close of conference - Thank you to all attendees for contributing to such an enjoyable and productive conference! A selection of images from the conference are now available as a new item in the main menu ('Event Photos').
18th June 2024 - Abstract booklets for talks and posters are now available at the above menu links.
8th May 2024 - Talk titles are available on the Talks page.
24th April 2024 - Provisional schedules for talks and posters are now available at the above menu links.
18th April 2024 - Poster information has been updated - go to the Poster tab for sizing info.
1st April 2024 - Early bird registration is now closed, but standard registration is still open.
14th Feb 2024 - Registration is now open! Please go to the Registration page using the link in the top menu for more information and the link for booking.
30th Jan 2024 - The portal for poster submissions is now closed, and acknowledgments of acceptance for posters have been sent out.
Conference committee: Richard Allen, Amy Atkinson, Valerie Camos, Nelson Cowan, Alicia Forsberg, Sue Gathercole, Robert Logie, Louise Nicholls, Amanda Waterman
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