2nd Neural Computation and Psychology Workshop
Joe Levy
joe at cogsci.edinburgh.ac.uk
Tue Jun 29 06:46:17 EDT 1993
2nd Neural Computation and Psychology Workshop
Connectionist Models of Memory and Language
University of Edinburgh, Scotland
10th - 13th September 1993
AIMS AND OBJECTIVES
This workshop is the second in a series, following on from last
year's very successful Neurodynamics and Psychology Workshop at
the University of Wales, Bangor. This year it is to be hosted by
the Connectionism and Cognition Research Group at the University
of Edinburgh. The general aim is to bring together researchers
from such diverse disciplines as neurobiology, psychology,
cognitive science, artificial intelligence, applied mathematics
and computer science to discuss their work on the connectionist
modelling of memory and language. Likely special sessions include
memory, speech processes and models of reading. The workshop will
have an invited list of speakers and a limited number of
participants to allow single-track papers and ease of discussion.
It will run from the evening of Friday 10th through to lunch time
on Monday 13th.
PROVISIONAL SESSION CHAIRS AND INVITED SPEAKERS INCLUDE:
Bob Damper (Southampton)
Trevor Harley (Warwick)
Jacob Murre (APU, Cambridge)
Noel Sharkey (Exeter)
Leslie Smith (Stirling)
Keith Stenning (Edinburgh)
John Taylor (KC, London)
David Willshaw (Edinburgh)
POSTER SESSION
So that other participants have a chance of presenting their work
on connectionist models of memory and language we are including
refereed poster sessions. If interested, please send a one page
abstract with the registration form.
REGISTRATION, FOOD AND ACCOMMODATION
The workshop will be held in Pollock Halls, an attractive student
residence close to the centre of Edinburgh with views of Arthur's
Seat and ample parking. The conference registration fee
(which includes morning and afternoon teas and coffees, the three
lunches, a reception and meal on the Friday evening and dinner
on Saturday) is 80 pounds (or 65 pounds for full time students).
A special Conference Dinner will be arranged for the Sunday evening
costing 15 pounds. Bed and breakfast accommodation on site is 70
pounds (total for the three nights).
ORGANISING COMMITTEE
Joe Levy (HCRC, Edinburgh)
Dimitris Bairaktaris (HCRC, Edinburgh)
John Bullinaria (Psychology, Edinburgh)
Paul Cairns (Cognitive Science, Edinburgh)
FURTHER DETAILS AND REGISTRATION
Contact: Dr. Joe Levy, NCPW 93, University of Edinburgh, Human
Communication Research Centre, 2 Buccleuch Place, Edinburgh,
EH8 9LW, Scotland. Email: joe at uk.ac.ed.cogsci
Phone: +44 31 650 4450. Fax: +44 31 650 4587.
REGISTRATION FORM:
2nd Neural Computation and Psychology Workshop
Connectionist Models of Memory and Language
University of Edinburgh, Scotland
10th - 13th September 1993
Completed registration forms, full payment and any abstracts must be
received by 12th July.
Full Name: ___________________________________________________________
Institution: _________________________________________________________
Mailing Address: _____________________________________________________
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Telephone: _________________________________________
Fax: _______________________________________________
E-mail: ____________________________________________
Poster abstract enclosed: Yes / No
Money enclosed:
Registration Fee: #80 ___________
(includes 3 lunches and 2 dinners)
(#65 for full time students
- proof required)
Conference Dinner on Sunday evening: #15 ___________
(Special dietary requirements:
Vegetarian Vegan Other........ )
Accommodation: #70 ___________
(total for 3 nights B & B)
(indicate if adjacent rooms required)
TOTAL
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Please make cheques payable to 'University of Edinburgh'.
Mail to:
Dr. Joe Levy (NCPW 93)
University of Edinburgh
Human Communication Research Centre
2 Buccleuch Place
Edinburgh EH8 9LW
Scotland
UK
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