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Registration at the 3rd floor (presentations room)
By Paul Verschure and Tony Prescott
By Yosi Shacham-Diamand
Talk by Frank Grasso
room 112
By tutorial speakers
By Ulysses Bernadet and Sergi Bermúdez i Badia
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By Ulysses Bernadet and Sergi Bermúdez i Badia
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by Peter Redgrave
By Pieter R. Roelfsema
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By Reza Shadmehr
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By Christoph Guger (g.tec) and Aleksander Valjamae (SPECS)
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Title: Sense of touch: Transformation from physical parameters to object category in the whisker system
By Mathew Diamond
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By Brian Scasselati
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Hybrid-like brain systems: Talk by Eilon Vaadia
Talk by Peter König
by Joseph Ayers
Senior researchers only (talks room - 3rd floor)
By Lorenzo Natale
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by Axel Cleeremans
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by Cyriel Pennartz
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senior researchers only (talks room - 3rd floor)
By Mark R. Cutkosky
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Talk by Paolo del Giudice
By Charles Fox
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Cognitive Robotics: Studying Cognitive Functions with Embodied Models of the Nervous System
By Jeff Krichmar
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Talk by Anil Selth
By Mark Humphries
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by Paul
Cisek
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Talk by Tom Ziemke
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The talk discusses different theories and conceptions of emotion, the underlying biological mechanisms, and how models thereof could be incorporated in robotic cognitive systems architectures.
University of Skövde
School of Humanities & Informatics
PO Box 408, 54128 Skövde, Sweden
tom.ziemke [at] his [dot] se
By Daniel Salzman
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Talk by Mavi Sanches Vives
by Wolfram Schultz
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by Germund Hesslow
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I will review classical and recent work on how spontaneous neuronal activity at different levels, from EEG signals to single-cell dynamics, inform us about how the brain is wired. I will overview some strategies to analyze and interpret those data. In particular, I will show that recurrent motifs of spontaneous neuronal activity reflect preferred quasi-stable states of cortical networks, i.e. attractors. Finally, I will interpret these results in terms of cognitive processes.
Project presentations by students
17:00 - bus tour around Barcelona ending in the restaurant (max 50 people)
20:30 - dinner (restaurant still pending)
by Thomas Metzinger
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by Germund Hesslow
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