Connectionists: ICSLANE: CALL FOR ABSTRACTS AND CONTRIBUTED TALKS

[Maciej Jedynak]

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International Conference on System Level Approaches to Neural Engineering
(ICSLANE)

Dates

September 21st – 23rd 2015

Deadline registration

30th May

Venue

Barcelona Biomedical Research Park <http://www.prbb.org/>, Barcelona, Spain

Website

http://www.neural-engineering.eu/BarcelonaConference2015/index.html

We invite you to submit poster abstracts and apply for contributed talks

We introduced a one-day participation option: now you can attend one day of
the conference for 80 Euros. The program per day with its outstanding list
of confirmed speakers is already available here:
http://www.neural-engineering.eu/BarcelonaConference2015/index.html


The aim of this interdisciplinary conference is to bring together
theoretical and experimental neuroscientists, roboticists and microfluidics
experts to present and discuss the state of the art in the field of neural
engineering.

It is designed to provide fertile grounds for establishing collaborations
between classical neuroscientists and leaders in the up-and-coming robotics
and microfluidics fields to develop novel neural engineering techniques and

promote the understanding of the brain. It will also give the researchers
an opportunity to present their work by contributed talks or during poster
sessions.

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Keynote speakers

Eugene Izhikevich -    Brain Corporation, San Diego, CA, USA. Opening talk,
Day 1

Nikos Logothetis -    Director Max Planck Institute for Biol Cybernetics,
Germany. Closing talk, Day 3

Day 1

Brain-on-chip - engineering of neuronal circuits in-vitro with emphasis on
microfluidics

Albert Folch -    Department Bioengineering, University of Washington,
Seattle, USA

Thibault Honegger -    Laboratoire des Technologies de la
Microelectronique, CNRS-CEA, France

Yoonkey Nam -    Department for Bio and Brain Engineering, KAIST, South
Korea

Optical neurotechnology Methodology - imaging and engineering techniques
that allow recording of neuronal activity

Amanda Foust -    Neural Coding Laboratory, Imperial College London,
London, UK

Fritjof Helmchen -    Brain Research Institute, University of Zürich,
Zürich, Switzerland

Adam Packer -    Department of Neuroscience, Physiology & Pharmacology,
UCL, UK

Eftychios Pnevmatikakis -    Department of Statistics & Center for
Theoretical Neuroscience, Columbia University, New York, USA

Day 2

Neural Dynamics - mathematical description of neuronal activity

Viktor Jirsa -    Institut de Neurosciences des Systèmes, Marseille, France

David Liley -    Swinburne University of Technology, Melbourne, Australia

Benjamin Lindner -    Bernstein Center for Computational
Neuroscience,Germany

John Terry -    College of Engineering, Mathematics & Physical Sciences,
University of Exeter, UK



Neural learning and control - motion planning, controlling and learning
neuro-inspired techniques for robotics

Dario Farina -    Bernstein Center for Computational Neuroscience, Germany

Sami Haddadin -    Institute of Automatic Control, Hannover, Germany

Alexandre Pouget  -    CMU, Geneva, Switzerland

Gregor Schöner -    Institut für Neuroinformatik, Ruhr-Universität Bochum,
Germany

Reza Shadmehr -    John Hopkins University, Baltimore, USA

Patrick van der Smagt -    BRML labs, TUM, Germany

Day 3

Neural Coding - investigation of neuronal strategies for encoding
information

Andre Bastos -    The Picower Institute for Learning & Memory at MIT,
Boston, USA

Romain Brette -    Institut de la Vision, Paris, France

Sophie Deneve -    Laboratoire de Neurosciences Cognitives, LNC, Paris,
France

Kenneth Harris -    Institute of Neurology & Department of Physiology,
Pharmacology & Neuroscience, UCL, UK

Stefano Panzeri -    Neural Computation Lab, IIT, Rovereto, Italy

Jan Schnupp -    Auditory Neuroscience Group, Oxford, UK





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Deadline Registration

30th May

Conference fee

200 Euros (plus 50 Euros for optional conference dinner)

One-day Conference fee

80 Euros

The single-day participation option still allows to apply for a contributed
talk or a poster.

Registration can be done on our registration form
<https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/international-conference-on-system-level-approaches-to-neural-engineering-tickets-15270341001>.
Details about the payment will be posted on the conference website.

 -------------------------------------- CALL FOR POSTERS AND TALKS
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Posters will be selected from half-page abstracts, which should be
submitted by email to nett.barcelona.2015 at gmail.com. Please specify in the
object to which theme panel you are submitting your abstract.

We invite you to apply for contributed talks. Please send a half-page
abstract to nett.barcelona.2015 at gmail.com.  Selected  talks will be
scheduled for Wednesday afternoon. Each talk should be about 15 minutes
long.

Abstract Submission closes: 30th May

Abstract Acceptance Notification: 30th June

This International Conference on System Level Approaches to Neural
Engineering conference is organised by the Fellows of the NETT
consortium (Neural
Engineering Transformative Technologies <http://www.neural-engineering.eu/>).
We cordially invite you to participate in this meeting that will take place
in Barcelona, Spain, on September 21st – 23rd, 2015.

The NETT consortium is a Marie Curie Initial Training Network involving
neuroscience research laboratories from the UK, France, Italy, the
Netherlands, Spain and Portugal, and industrial partners. The network is
coordinated by Professor Stephen Coombes from the University of Nottingham,
UK, and this three-days long event is part of a series of training events
organised by the NETT consortium.

On behalf of the NETT Fellows,

Best regards,


Maciej Jedynak,
Neural Engineering Transformative Technologies
<http://www.neural-engineering.eu/>
Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya,
Universitat Pompeu Fabra.
Barcelona, Spain.


-- 
Maciej Jedynak, PhD student.
Neural Engineering Transformative Technologies
<http://www.neural-engineering.eu/>
Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya,
Universitat Pompeu Fabra.
Barcelona, Spain.
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