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Privacy Policy

Privacy Policy

What do we collect?

We collect only the information you provide during submission of papers or meeting registration. We do not log account access or IP addresses. Our web server collects general traffic statistics that are not user specific.

Information that will be made public, such as your abstract submission, is clearly identified on the submission form or registration form. All other information can only be accessed by you or authorized meeting staff for purposes of managing your submission or registration.

How long do we keep the information I provide to you?

Registration information is kept for two years to provide transaction reports (invoice/receipt) for accounting purposes.

With whom is my information shared?

Your information is not shared with any person or group besides the organizers (Cognitive Computational Neuroscience) and meeting staff. Personal information such as gender and affiliation will be used only in aggregate for statistical purposes.

What cookies do you use?

We use cookies to store a persistent login state to our website. The cookies are removed when you sign out.

Is my personal information secure?

Your personal and payment information is encrypted using industry standard technology and can only be accessed by those who need access to do their job.

Code of Conduct

CCN Code of Conduct

Cognitive Computational Neuroscience is committed to the highest standards of integrity, responsible behavior, and ethical and professional conduct from both organizers and participants.

Policy

We are committed to providing a conference experience that is free from:

  • Harassment, bullying, and discrimination, which includes, but is not limited to:
    • Offensive comments related to gender, gender identity and expression, sexual orientation, disability, physical appearance, body size, race, age, religion, national origin, or political perspective.
    • Intimidation, personal attacks and/or public accusations of scientific misconduct aimed at colleagues, unnecessary disruption of talks or other presentations.
  • Inappropriate or unprofessional behavior that interferes with others’ conference experience and/or participation, including:
    • Sexual harassment, stalking, inappropriate physical contact, unwelcome attention, or derogatory language.
    • Imagery or language that are of a sexual, racist or otherwise offensive nature .
    • Disorderly or disruptive conduct towards participants.
  • Scientific misconduct including fabrication, falsification or plagiarism.

Professors and other (potential) employers are in particular positions of power and thus the following inappropriate actions towards trainees will not be tolerated:

  • Expressions of romantic or sexual interest.
  • Personal attacks and/or bullying.

Action

Conference participants violating these rules may be sanctioned or expelled from the conference without a refund at the discretion of the conference organizers. In extreme cases, we may also contact venue security, or local law enforcement.