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Social interaction lies at the heart of human cognition, yet much of cognitive neuroscience has traditionally examined individuals in isolation. Approaches such as hyperscanning—simultaneous recording of neural activity from two or more interacting individuals—now allow researchers to study the neural dynamics underlying real-time social behaviour.Organised within the Natural and Artificial Cognition (NAC) profile area at Lund University, this workshop brings together researchers interested in the neural basis of interactive behaviour. Through invited talks, discussions, and demonstrations, the event will highlight how hyperscanning approaches can advance understanding of communication, cooperation, and other forms of social interaction across NAC research areas.Time: May 5-6, 2026 Venue: The Pufendorf Institute for Advanced Studies, Biskopsgatan 3, Lund, Sweden Primary audience researchers (estimate: 30-40 attendants) Registration: To participate is free of charge.

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