International Cognitive Research Consortium Information

The International Cognitive Research Consortium (ICRC) is a group of international researchers in applied cognitive, behavioral and educational sciences. The research agenda involves studies within the behavioral and cognitive sciences, and in learning processes. ICRC is committed to further the use of machine-learning methodologies in its areas of research, while studying topics in cognition, learning, assessment, national security and health.⁣ ⁣ ICRC’s members are an interdisciplinary team of research scientists, university faculty, advanced undergraduate students and doctoral candidates, from various institutions in Europe, USA and Latin America. They are all interested in the study of cognitive and self-regulation processes, and their effects on behavior and on learning outcomes. The group has a varied research agenda and disseminates its work in scientific publications, news articles and international conferences.⁣ ⁣ ICRC is co-directed by Prof. Dr. Mariel Musso, research scientist at CIIPME CONICET (Argentina) and Prof. Dr. Eduardo Cascallar, Guest Professor at KU Leuven university (Belgium) and Managing Director of Assessment Group International (USA/EU).