The aim of the workshop is to advance our understanding of how biological and artificial systems solve sensory motor challenges. We will bring together speakers who work on the problems of recognition and action from diverse perspectives: cognitive neuroscience and brain imaging, computer vision and robotics. The goal is to encourage dialogue using a common language of computational techniques that allow us to extract informative signals from rich biological data and design artificial systems with practical applications.

Confirmed speakers

Zoe Kourtzi (Chair)

Nikolaus Kriegeskorte, MRC Cognition and Brain Sciences Unit

Andrew Welchman, Psychology

Andrew Fitzgibbon, Microsoft Research

Scott Yang, Engineering

Andy Thwaites, Psychology/MRC Cognition and Brain Sciences Unit

Barry Devereux, Psychology

Directions

The entrance to the McCrum Lecture Theatre is off Benet Street through a passage on the right of the Eagle pub

Registration

Registration is FREE but essential as places are limited. Please enter N/A when prompted to enter grant code information.

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Sponsors

This workshop is sponsored by the Cambridge Neuroscience and Big Data Strategic Research Initiatives.

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