臺灣認知神經科學學會年會暨學術研討會
Taiwan Society of Cognitive Neuroscience Annual Meeting

　　社團法人臺灣認知神經科學學會（以下簡稱本會）2026 年會暨研討會將於 2025 年 1 月 24 日（星期六）於國立陽明交通大學陽明校區（台北市北投區）舉辦，公開徵求口頭報告及海報論文與小型專題研討會摘要。舉凡與認知神經科學領域相關的研究摘要皆歡迎投稿，所有稿件將逕送委員會審查。投稿期間自即日起至 2025 年 10 月 31 日截止，審查結果預定於 2025 年 12 月12 日前寄發通知予論文第一作者與通訊作者。

口頭報告及海報論文摘要

 徵稿辦法說明：

一、投稿資格：
　　本會會員：

1.     論文摘要將透過本會網站中的會員與線上論文投稿系統進行提交（網址：http://register.tw-scn.org/）。

2.     投稿的第一作者應為本會會員（請參閱會員資格與入會申請辦法），每位投稿者僅能以第一作者身分投稿一篇文章，但得同時身兼其他投稿論文（不限篇數）之共同作者。

3.     被接受之論文摘要，進行報告者應為該論文之第一作者或通訊作者，並須在網路上完成參加本會年會之註冊（網址：http://register.tw-scn.org/），以確保在會議期間進行報告之權利，否則將導致其報告資格被取消。如遇特殊情況導致報告者無法出席研討會，應立即與審查委員會聯繫並取消本次的論文發表。

4.    論文摘要之第一作者若為碩士、博士在學生，或為 113 學年度畢業之學生，同時可報名本會之優秀論文獎。

　　不具會員資格之研究生、大專生或高中生：

本會有效之一般會員（已支付 2025 年會費）除了可投稿一篇本人為第一作者之摘要， 並可贊助研究生、大專生或高中生投稿摘要一篇，由受贊助人自行至投稿系統提交研究摘要，並填寫贊助人姓名及電子郵件信箱，本會投稿系統將會自動發出確認信函給贊助人，請贊助人回信確認是否同意贊助該篇論文摘要投稿。

二、投稿格式：

1.      論文摘要：可用中文（字數限制：1000）或英文（字數限制：300）投稿，字數限制不包含標題、作者、所屬單位與研究經費來源。

2.      摘要內容應包含: 研究背景、方法、結果與結論，但摘要格式無須分段標示出前述內容，重點在於將研究方法和結果完整敘述。

三、主題類別：

投稿者可從以下選項中，選擇至多三種、最能代表其研究主題的類別：

感覺與知覺、注意力及意識、學習與記憶、語言、數量認知、決策、發展與老化、情緒、

社會認知、認知控制、體能訓練與運動、動物認知、動作、研究方法議題、其他

四、審查機制：

審查委員會將根據投稿之論文與認知神經科學領域的相關性、論文品質、本會年會之場地和時間限制、作者意願，決定是否接受投稿，以及通過審查論文將以口頭報告或海報形式發表。

五、口頭報告形式：

1.    口頭報告基本時間為 15分鐘報告加 3分鐘討論時間。

2.    口頭報告的語言可為中文或英文，大會鼓勵投稿者以英文發表。

六、海報格式：

被接受之論文摘要，請準備於大會會場張貼之海報。海報內容建議依 A0 直式規格分欄呈現，以便於瀏覽，內容呈現方式並無特別設定，僅建議使用高對比色彩（例如白底黑字），以方便閱讀。本會將於會場提供圖釘、磁鐵與膠帶等工具以便張貼。

小型專題研討會及口頭報告摘要說明

一、小型專題研討會的內容應為和認知神經科學相關的當代研究議題，專題討論會提案之學者請參閱以下原則：

1.    小型專題討論會主題可以依內容（例如: neural bases of working memory，visual perception 等）或方法學（multi-voxel pattern classification， tDCS）分類。

2.    小型專題討論會特別鼓勵具創新性、跨領域的主題，尤其希望聚焦在認知神經科學研究中快速發展的領域，呈現進展及/或衝突的觀點。

3.   小型專題討論會中各場演講的主題希望有中度以上的關聯，同時鼓勵同場專題討論會的報告互相引用對方的研究。

二、小型專題討論會之形式規定如下：

1.    每場小型專題討論會的時間為 80 分鐘，其中各個演講時間應為 15 至 20 分鐘(包含討論時間)。

2.    每場專題討論會應有至少 4 個演講者。

三、小型專題討論會摘要投稿規定如下：

1.    特別鼓勵由年輕學者規劃、主持的小型專題討論會。

2.    小型專題討論會的主持人必須是本會成員，但被邀請的演講者則無會籍限制。

3.    所有參與小型專題討論會的演講者都必須先行註冊 2026 TSCN 年會。

4.    所有參與小型專題討論會的演講者只能選擇一個小型專題討論會進行報告。

所有參與小型專題討論會的演講者，得以與小型專題討論會不同的主題，投稿至個人口頭報告及/或海報論文，相關規定請參考 「公開徵求口頭報告及海報論文摘要」。

會議註冊與會員資格、費用

一、註冊費：

通過審查之論文的報告者，及欲參與出席本次研討會者（無論會員或非會員），皆須先行上網登記註冊參加本次研討會（網址：http://register.tw-scn.org/）

二、會員身分與收費標準：

成為會員資格或相關資訊，請參考以下連結：http://140.115.47.150/tscn/member.asp
欲加入本會成為會員，請參考以下連結：http://140.115.47.150/tscn/join0.asp

本會入會費及常年會費收費標準如下：

Ø   一般身分會員－入會費新台幣 500 元整/常年會費新台幣 1000 元整

Ø   學生身分會員－入會費新台幣 250 元整/常年會費新台幣 500 元整，學生會員必須為碩博士班在學生。

繳費方式：會費款項以郵政劃撥或匯款方式存至本會帳戶： 戶名：社團法人臺灣認知神經科學學會

劃撥帳號：5026-8897

郵局帳號：0281094-0173182

臺灣認知神經科學學會年會暨學術研討會

Taiwan Society of Cognitive Neuroscience Annual Meeting

     The 2026 Annual Meeting of Taiwan Society of Cognitive Neuroscience (TSCN) will be held on January 24, 2026 at the National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University (Yang Ming Campus). 

     All submissions will be evaluated by the Program Committee.

     Submission will be open from now on. Submission deadline: October 31, 2025.
    Notification of acceptance will be sent to the first and corresponding authors by December 12, 2025.

Call for Oral Presentations and Posters Abstracts

 We now invite submission of research abstracts of oral presentations and posters from all research areas in cognitive neuroscience.

Submission Guidelines 

• Who can submit? 

Members

     1. Abstracts are submitted through the TSCN Membership and Meeting Services System (http://register.tw-scn.org/).

     2. To submit an abstract, the first author has to be a member of the TSCN in good standing (see the Registration and Membership Fees section for details). Each  individual may submit only one abstract as the first author but can be co-authors in multiple abstracts.

     3. Once an abstract is accepted, the presenter of a poster should be the first or the corresponding author of the research. Every presenter is required to complete the registration of the Meeting (http://register.tw-scn.org/) to secure the right to present, or the abstract will be withdrawn. If due to unforeseen circumstances neither the first nor the corresponding author can present the research in person, they should contact the organizing committee of the annual    meeting immediately, and the abstract will be regarded as withdrawn.

     4. If the first author of the abstract is a current master’s or doctoral student, or a student who graduated in the 2024–2025 academic year, they are also eligible to apply for the Outstanding Student Paper Competition.

Graduate, Undergraduate, or High-school Students not in Active Memberships

     If you are an undergraduate or graduate student and not an active Member, or if you are a high-school student conducting research under the supervision of an active Member, you can still submit an abstract. If you wish to do so, your abstract must be sponsored by an active Member (who has paid the 2025 membership fee). When you submit, you must specify the name and e-mail    of your Member sponsor.

• Abstract Format

1. Abstracts can be written in English (limited to 300 words) or in Chinese (limited to 1000 characters). This does not include the title, author names, affiliations, or funding acknowledgements.

2. The contents of the abstract should include introduction, methods, results, and conclusions. It is not required that these components are explicitly labeled as such. It is, however, important that each abstract contains sufficiently detailed descriptions of the methods      and the results.

• Topic Categories

     The authors of abstracts can specify up to 3 different topic categories from the following list that best captures the theme of their study:

Sensation and Perception, Attention and Consciousness, Learning and Memory, Language, 

Numerical Cognition, Decision-making, Development and Aging, Emotion, Social Cognition, 

Cognitive Control, Training and Exercise, Animal Cognition, Action, Methodologic al Issues, Others

• Review Process of Submission 

     A program committee will review the abstracts. Based on relevance to the field, quality of the abstract, availability of time and space, and the preference of the author(s), the committee will decide whether a research abstract will be accepted as an oral presentation or a poster.

• Oral Presentation Format

1. The standard time for an oral presentation is 15 minutes for the presentation plus 3 minutes for discussion.

2. The presentation language can be either English or Chinese, but English is preferred.

• Poster Format

     We recommend you to present the poster by A0 size in portrait orientation, with the poster material in columns (vertically) instead of rows (horizontally) for the ease of reading. Poster contents should be easy to read using high contract colors (for example, black lettering on a white background). Pins, magnets and tapes will be provided in the Meeting for mounting posters to the boards.

Call for Symposia Abstracts

TSCN is inviting abstracts for symposia to be held during the 2026 TSCN Annual Meeting. All submissions will be evaluated by the Program Committee.

Symposia should deal with contemporary research topics in all fields of cognitive neuroscience.

• Guidelines for Symposium Themes

1. Symposia can be organized along the lines of content (e.g., neural bases of working memory, visual perception, etc.) or methodology (e.g., multivoxel pattern classification, tDCS, etc.).

2. We encourage novel and/or interdisciplinary themes, especially the ones that present advances and/or conflicting views in rapidly developing areas of research in cognitive neuroscience.

3. We prefer talks within a symposium to be modestly related; cross-referencing among them are especially encouraged.

• Guidelines for Presentation

1. The duration of a symposium is 80 minutes, and each presentation is suggested to be

between 15 to 20 minutes (including discussion).

2. Each symposium should have at least 4 speakers.

• Guidelines for Symposium Submission

1. The submission should include one abstract about the symposium theme and separate abstracts of individual talks.

2. Submissions from young investigators as symposium organizers are especially encouraged.

3. The symposium organizer(s) must be current TSCN members, but invited speakers are not required to be TSCN members.

4. All speakers are required to register for the meeting.

5. All speakers are limited to participate in one symposium.

6. All speakers can submit individual posters and/or oral presentations with title(s) different    from his or her symposium talk. See “Call for Oral Presentations and Posters Abstracts” for oral presentations/posters submission guidelines).

Registration and Membership Fees

• Registration

     No registration fee is required for the 2026 TSCN Annual Meeting, however, the presenters of accepted abstracts and any individual (member or non-member) who intend to attend this meeting need to register on-line at the following link: http://register.tw-scn.org/  

• Membership Fee for Abstract Submission

     The first author of the research needs to be a valid TSCN member when the abstract is submitted. The membership fee is as follows:

•   Regular Member – Entrance Fee: NTD $500 / Annual Fee: NTD $1000

•   Student Member – Entrance Fee: NTD $250 / Annual Fee: NTD $500

Student membership requires the applicant to be an enrolled master or PhD student.

     For any question regarding the membership status, the information can be obtained from the following link: http://140.115.47.150/tscn/member.asp

     To become a member, please visit the following link: http://140.115.47.150/tscn/join.asp