International Conference on Cognitive and Psychological Assessment and Enhancement 2025

Introduction

With rapid technological progress and growing global competition for talent, cognitive ability and psychological resilience have become key indicators of strategic human capital. In support of the national strategy to build a globally influential talent hub and innovation centre, the 2025 International Conference on Cognitive Psychological Assessment and Enhancement will be held from July 11 to 12 at the Main Campus of Beijing Normal University.

Hosted by the Faculty of Psychology at Beijing Normal University and co-organized by the Cambridge Psychometrics Centre, the conference will gather leading experts in psychology, AI, and neuroscience. Centered on the theme “Learning Psychology to Lead Scientific Assessment, Leveraging Intelligent Technologies to Foster Talent Development,” the event will explore innovations in talent assessment, AI-driven cognitive measurement, and interdisciplinary approaches to talent development. Through academic exchange, technology showcases, and interactive formats, the conference aims to promote international collaboration and support the evolution of talent evaluation systems in the new era.

Psychological Assessment Cognitive Functions Machine Learning Talent Development Intelligent Algorithms Cognitive Therapy Data Analysis Cognitive Models Neural Networks Behavioral Assessment Psychometrics Personality Testing Natural Language Processing Emotion Recognition

Registration

June 16th, 2025 to June 29th, 2025

How to Register

Scan the QR code to register or click on the hyperlink provided.

: http://iccpae2025.jchltech.com/

Registration Guidelines

1.The conference is open to the public, and admission is free.

2.Required registration information includes: full name, ID number, job title or position, workplace or school, email address, and contact phone number.

3.After submitting your registration information, the conference organizing committee will conduct a unified review. Once approved, a confirmation email will be sent to you on June 30. Please ensure that the email address you provided is accurate and correct.

Schedule

July 11
July 12

July 11

08:30-08:45

Opening Remarks
08:45-09:55

Keynote Presentations
09:55-10:10

Group Photo
10:10-12:10

Keynote Presentations
12:10-13:40

Break
13:40-17:00

Keynote Presentations

Details

July 12

Guest Introduction

Greeting Leaders
Moderators of the main forum
Moderator of the sub-forum
Main Forum Speakers

Greeting Leaders

Moderators of the main forum

Moderator of the sub-forum

Main Forum Speakers

Clemens Stachl

Associate Professor

University of St. Gallen

Analyzing human behavior using digital tools, exploring how digital footprints reveal psychological traits, states, and behavioral outcomes
Todd Lubart

Professor

Université Paris-Cité

Creativity, individual differences, measurement of creative potential, creative processes, and creative environments
Zongyuan Ge

Associate Professor

Monash University

Medical AI, computer-aided diagnosis, biomedical engineering, digital health, medical imaging and machine learning
David Stillwell

Professor

University of Cambridge

Psychometrics, psychology, decision-making, and social networks
Fang Luo

Professor

Beijing Normal University

Intelligent psychological assessment, human-computer interaction testing, test fraud detection
Tomoya Okubo

Project Lead

OECD

Assessment technologies involving Large Language Models (LLMs) and advanced statistical methods
Duanli Yan

Director of data analysis and computational research

ETS

Psychometrics, educational measurement, and AI-driven assessment technologies
Ricardo Primi

Associate Professor

Universidade São Francisco

Psychometrics, data science, personality assessment, creativity, intelligence, emotional intelligence, and AI applications in psychological assessment.
Joshua McGrane

Associate Professor

Psychometrics and educational assessment

Psychometrics and educational assessment
Ying Cui

Professor

University of Alberta

Educational measurement, statistical methods, educational data mining, and data literacy assessment

Parallel Session I

Theories and Applications of Intelligent Psychological Assessment
Parallel Session II

Creativity Assessment and Applications in the Age of AI
Parallel Session III

Technological Integration of AI and Psychometrics
Parallel Session IV

Capability Assessment Based on Natural Language

Parallel Session I

Theories and Applications of Intelligent Psychological Assessment

Hongyun Liu

Professor

Faculty of Psychology, Beijing Normal University

Quantitative psychology methods, educational and psychological measurement
Zhongquan Li

Professor

Department of Psychology, School of Social and Behavioral Sciences, Nanjing University

Psychometrics, educational evaluation, personnel assessment, emotion and decision-making
Chanjin Zheng

Associate Professor

School of Psychology and Cognitive Science, East China Normal University

Psychological and educational measurement, cognitive diagnostic and adaptive testing
Xuetao Tian

Lecturer

Faculty of Psychology, Beijing Normal University

Forced-choice questionnaires, multimodal data, complex problem solving assessment
Lei Cao

Lecturer

Faculty of Psychology, Beijing Normal University

Artificial intelligence and psychological crisis identification and intervention

Parallel Session II

Creativity Assessment and Applications in the Age of AI

Luning Sun

Research Director

University of Cambridge

Personality and ability assessment, adaptive testing, educational and occupational assessment, and cognitive ability test development
David Cropley

Professor

University of South Australia

Innovation, creativity, engineering
Yeun Joon Kim

Associate Professor

University of Cambridge

Creativity, culture change, and the psychological impact of artificial intelligence
Roger Beaty

Pennsylvania State University

Cognitive neuroscience of creative thinking and problem solving
Anatoliy V. Kharkhurin

Associate Professor

National Research University Higher School of Economics

The relationship between creativity and multilingualism but also includes cognitive and sociocultural aspects of creativity and education
Hansika Kapoor

Research Author

Monk Prayogshala

Creativity, socio-moral psychology, and behavioural science

Parallel Session III

Technological Integration of AI and Psychometrics

Hak-Keung Lam

Reader

King’s College London

Intelligent control, computational intelligence, and machine learning
Wei Wang

Associate Professor

City University of New York

Machine learning, data science, eye-tracking, EEG, personnel assessment and selection, personality, emotional intelligence, leadership
José Hernández-Orallo

Professor

Universitat Politècnica de València

AI, machine learning, data science and intelligence measurement
Stéphanie van den Berg

Associate Professor

University of Twente

Psychometrics, Bayesian modelling, machine learning, and data harmonization
David Goretzko

Assistant Professor

Utrecht University

Integration of psychometrics and latent variable modeling with computational statistics, including data science techniques, optimization, and statistical learning

Parallel Session IV

Capability Assessment Based on Natural Language

Sandra Matz

Associate Professor

Columbia University

Studying human behavior by uncovering the hidden relationships between our digital footprints and our inner mental lives
Zheng Yuan

Associate Professor

University of Sheffield

Machine learning for Natural Language Processing (NLP) and its real-world societal applications across various sectors, including education, creativity, healthcare, social media, and finance
Kate Watkins

Professor

University of Oxford

Using brain stimulation and brain imaging in her research to understand how the brain communicates using speech and language
Bernard Veldkamp

Professor

University of Twente

Computer-based assessment in educational, psychological, and health sciences; AI-driven adaptation of learning materials to individual student needs
Kondwani Kajera Mughogho

Psychometrician

University of Cambridge

Psychometric analysis, national reference tests, electronic assessment, evaluation of questionnaires and research instruments
Joe Watson

Senior Psychometrician

University of Cambridge

Quantitative and psychometric research in education and social impact; applications of data mining, NLP, and data visualisation in legal analytics, educational policy, and social media research

Highlights

Past Conferences

Partners

Host

Beijing Normal University
Organizers

Faculty of Psychology, Beijing Normal Universiy

The University of Cambridge Psychometrics Centre

Contact Us

Contact: Teacher Zhang,Tel:010-62050182,Email: iccpae@bnu.edu.cn

Address：Room 301, Floor 3, Innovation and Entrepreneurship Center, School of Psychology, Beijing Normal University(Floor 3, Building A, Jinfenghe Business Park)

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Introduction

Registration

How to Register

Registration Guidelines

Schedule

08:30-08:45

08:45-09:55

09:55-10:10

10:10-12:10

12:10-13:40

13:40-17:00

Details

Parallel Session I

Parallel Session II

Parallel Session III

Parallel Session IV

Details

Guest Introduction

Highlights

Past Conferences

Partners

Host

Organizers