[Comp-neuro] reminder -- submission deadline June 10th for 2nd
Beijing International
symposium on computational neuroscience July 22nd.
Li Zhaoping
z.li at cs.ucl.ac.uk
Tue Jun 1 07:11:48 CEST 2010
Dear All,
This is a reminder that the deadline for submitting a contribution is in
9 days!!! Also, please register
as soon as possible even if you do not submit, to ensure a place at the
symposium.
The original call for contribution and participation is enclosed below:
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The 2nd Beijing International Symposium on Computational Neuroscience is
an intensive, high quality, one day symposium taking place on July 22,
2010, in Tsinghua University. It will feature presentations of theories,
models, and theory/model- motivated experiments in neuroscience. Most
presentations will be contributed posters, allowing extensive
interactions and exchanges between participants. Additionally, there
will be four invited oral presentations. The topics of interests
include, but are not limited to, computational theories and models of
vision or other sensory processes, motor control, learning, memory, and
decision making; physiological and psychological experiments to test or
develop computational theories, such as monkey electrophysiology to test
theories of visual attention, and human psychophysics to explore models
of visual adaptation, inference, and perceptual learning, and
inter-disciplinary investigations in neural encoding and decoding,
learning and plasticity, neural circuits and networks, etc. This
symposium aims to encourage interaction between computational and
experimental communities, between researchers in the regional and
international communities of computational neuroscience, and to foster
and encourage interest among students and young researchers in this field.
The symposium website is http://cns.med.tsinghua.edu.cn/biscon10/home
Invited Speakers are (in alphabetical order)
Larry Abbott (Columbia University, USA),
Peter Dayan (University College London, UK),
Dan Kersten (University of Minnesota, USA),
Li Wu (Beijing Normal University, China).
Some names of the participants and contributors are
Fang Fang (Peking University, China),
Tomoki Fukai (RIKEN, Japan),
Bo Hong (Tsinghua University, China),
Pei-Ji Liang (Shanghai Jiaotong University, China)
Zach Mainen (Institute Gulbenkian de Ciencia, Portugal)
Hiro Nakahara (RIKEN, Japan),
Ning Qian (Columbia University, US),
Sen Song (Tsinghua University, China),
Si Wu (Institute of Neuroscience, China),
Cong Yu (Beijing Normal University, China),
Liqing Zhang (Shanghai Jiaotong University, China),
Mingsha Zhang (Institute of Neuroscience, China),
Li Zhaoping (University College London, UK/Tsinghua University, China).
Call for contributions and participations:
Researchers and students are encouraged to contribute and participate in
the symposium. Registration is required, early registration is
recommended if you want to secure a place. Registration is free if you
do not sign up for symposium dinner, and costs 150 yuan otherwise. To
contribute a poster presentation, please submit an abstract (max 200
words) together with a one to two A4 page summary of the work in a pdf
file at the registration website. Submission deadline is June 10th,
2010. The submissions will be reviewed by the symposium committee.
Limited travel funds are available to help students and young
researchers to participate in the symposium. Preference will be given to
those who present their work. Please contact the symposium secretary to
apply for travel assistance if needed.
To register or to submit a contribution, please go to the website
http://cns.med.tsinghua.edu.cn/biscon10/registration
Submission deadline is June 10, 2010.
More details about the symposium organization, travel/accommodation,
program schedule, contact details, and information about the
symposium in 2009, can be found at the symposium website
http://cns.med.tsinghua.edu.cn/biscon10/home
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