Call for Papers: 2004 Special Issue of Neural Networks on Vision and Brain

[Cynthia Bradford]

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CALL FOR PAPERS

2004 Special Issue

VISION AND BRAIN

Understanding how the brain sees is one of the most active and exciting
areas in perceptual science, neuroscience, and modeling. This is because
vision is one of our most important sources of information about the world,
and a large amount of brain is used to process visual signals, ranging from
early filtering processes through perceptual grouping, surface formation,
depth perception, texture perception, figure-ground separation, motion
perception, navigation, search, and object recognition. This Special Issue
will incorporate invited and contributed articles focused on recent
experimental and modeling progress in unifying physiological, psychophysical
and computational mechanisms of vision. The Special Issue will also include
articles that summarize biologically inspired approaches to computer vision
in technology, including hardware approaches to realizing neuromorphic
vision algorithms.


CO-EDITORS:

Professor David Field, Cornell University
Professor Leif Finkel, University of Pennsylvania
Professor Stephen Grossberg, Boston University

SUBMISSION:

Deadline for submission: September 30, 2003
Notification of acceptance: January 31, 2004
Format: no longer than 10,000 words; APA reference format


ADDRESS FOR SUBMISSION:

Stephen Grossberg, Editor
Neural Networks
Department of Cognitive and Neural Systems
Boston University
677 Beacon Street, Room 203
Boston, Massachusetts 02215 USA