Virtual MathPsych/ICCM 2025

The Society remains committed to enabling our global community to connect and share scientific advances regardless of access and ability to travel.

Virtual MathPsych/ICCM (VMP) 2025 will take place from June 16-20, 2025 on mathpsych.org and Zoom. As in recent years, this conference is a separate event and conference to the in-person MathPsych/ICCM meeting.

The Virtual MathPsych / ICCM 2025 schedule is LIVE! The conference will be held over June 16-20, 2025, with live video conference sessions throughout the week and asynchronous content on http://mathpsych.org during and after the conference week. This year's conference will feature around 50 presentations, a WoMP-PRIME workshop on Intersectionality hosted by Jonathan Czollek, two symposia, and a workshop including Hands-on Neural Process Modelling Based on Dynamic Field Theory.

Please register for the conference online using the following link:

https://mathpsych.org/member/purchase/conference/20 

If you plan to attend the in-person SMP / ICCM conference, an added benefit of registering early (before 15 June), you will receive free registration to this year’s Virtual MathPsych / ICCM 2025 conference! 

This year we have a shareable Google Calendar so you can conveniently plan for your participation over the week. You can view and add the calendar using this link: https://calendar.google.com/calendar/embed?src=912b2573e6ff091af70c49c7b1032d9a65f2c698008e412feeeb7e524cbf8ed7%40group.calendar.google.com&ctz=America%2FIndiana%2FIndianapolis 

This year we adjusted our process, and DO NOT require a pre-recorded talk. Instead, virtual SMP / ICCM will feature a program of LIVE virtual talks during the week of the conference (June 16-20, 2025).  We will record all Zoom sessions, and following the talks, we will post the recordings paired with a discussion board that persist beyond the live sessions.

A note for presenters: Please include the title slide in your presentations (found under your abstract in the SMP portal) and prepare the appropriate length talk for your submission type (both SMP & ICCM). 

Fast Talks: 4 minutes, 1 minute Q&A

Regular Talks/Papers: 12 minutes, 3 minutes Q&A

If you are a speaker in a symposium or workshop, please refer to the organizers of the session to coordinate the duration and format of your talk.

Much of the conference will be and remain visible to the public for non-interactive viewing. Certain research presentations and recordings of live sessions will be accessible to registered participants only. Visitors are invited to peruse the Conference Guide.

ICCM Webpage:  https://iccmsociety.org 

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