Ninth T.I.T. Brain Research Symposium

[Hidemitsu Ogawa]

Appended below is the program for the Ninth T.I.T. Brain Research 
Symposium.

Hidemitsu Ogawa
The Ninth T.I.T. Brain Research Symposium General Chair
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          The Ninth T.I.T. Brain Research Symposium
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                    December 11, 1998
              Tokyo Institute of Technology
 Ferrite Room of Centennial Memorial Hall, Oookayama Campus
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10:00-10:10  Opening  
             Hidemitsu Ogawa (T.I.T. Graduate School of Information Science
             and Engineering)
		                                                     
10:10-11:10  Synapse mechanism of pheromonal memory (Invited)
             Masumi Ichikawa$@!J(JTokyo Metropolitan Institute for Neuroscience$@!K(J 

11:10-11:50  Manipulation technology of individual molecules for brain
             research: A Challenge in nanoworld
             Atsushi Ikai $@!J(JT.I.T. Faculty of Biosciences and Biotechnology$@!K(J

                  	--- Lunch --- 

13:00-13:40  Study of learning circuit for odor sensor using
             1bit-stream dataprocessing circuit
             Takamichi Nakamoto, Satoshi Kawamura, and Toyosaka Moriizumi 
             (T.I.T. Faculty of Engineering) 

13:40-14:20  Holographic neural computation with weighted sum performed 
             by wave interference: Simulation by software models and 
             hardware implementation
             Itsuo Kumazawa (T.I.T. Graduate School of Information Science and
             Engineering)
	             
14:20-15:00  Neural networks and motivation$@!'(JWhat will make it to do?
             Yukio Kosugi$@!J(JT.I.T. Interdisciplinary Graduate School of Science
             and Engineering$@!K(J

  		        --- Break --- 

15:20-16:00  Recent advance in probabilistic analysis for complex
             learning machines
             Sumio Watanabe$@!J(JT.I.T. Precision and Intelligence Laboratory$@!K(J
   
16:00-17:00  Dynamic independent component analysis in application to 
             biomedical signal processing: Recent results and open 
             problems (Invited)
             Andrzeij Cichocki$@!J(JRIKEN Brain Science Institute)


                                                    (admission: free)
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General Chair$@!'(JProf. Hidemitsu Ogawa (Tokyo Institute of Technology,
               Graduate School of Information Science and Engineering)
Secretariat  $@!'(JDr.Yukio Kosugi/Email:kosugi at pms.titech.ac.jp
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