Schedule
Friday, April 25, 2025 |
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8:30 AM | Sign In/Registration |
9:15 AM | Welcome and Introduction (Hayhoe) |
Session: Natural Behavior in Humans | |
9:30 AM | Constantin Rothkopf |
Computational elements of goal-directed sensorimotor behavior | |
10:15 AM | Avniel Ghuman |
Neural encoding of real world face perception | |
11:00 AM | Break |
11:30 AM | Rowan Candy |
The statistics of the natural visual experience selected by infants | |
12:15 PM | Discussion: Chen Yu |
12:45 PM | Lunch |
Session: Modeling of Natural Tasks | |
2:00 PM | Xue-Xin Wei |
Normative models of natural tasks | |
2:45 PM | Sven Dickinson |
Symmetry in human and computer vision: a case study in scene perception | |
3:30 PM | Break |
4:00 PM | Andreas Tolias |
Foundation models of the brain | |
4:45 PM | Discussion: Robbe Goris |
5:15 PM | Reception: Patio |
Saturday, April 26, 2025 |
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Session: Neurophysiology of Perceptual Tasks |
9:00 AM | Mark Churchland |
Neurobiology of flexible deductive reasoning | |
9:45 AM | Kohitij Kar |
From independent snapshots to integrated streams: Probing Neural Mechanisms of Dynamic Scene Perception in the Primate Brain | |
10:30 AM | Break |
11:00 AM | Emily Oby |
Structure and flexibilty of neural population activity | |
11:45 AM | Arash Afraz |
Navigating perceptual space with neural perturbations | |
12:30 PM | Discusson: Alex Huth |
1:00 PM | Lunch |
2:30-4 PM | Poster Session |
4 PM | Lab Tours |
Sunday, April 27, 2025 |
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Session: Neurophysiology of Behaving Animals | |
9:00 AM | Jude Mitchell |
Neural mechanisms of active foveal vision in marmoset monkeys | |
9:45 AM | Julio Martinez-Trujillo |
Why do primates have view cells instead of place cells? | |
10:30 AM | Break |
11:00 AM | SueYeon Chung |
Computing with neural manifolds: Towards a multi-scale understanding of biological and artificial neural networks | |
11:45 PM | Discussion: Thom Elston |
12:30 PM | Lunch |
Session: Neurophysiology of Cognitive Tasks | |
2:00 PM | Liberty Hamilton |
Modulation of neural responses during self-generated speech using intracranial recordings | |
2:45 PM | Ben Hayden |
Neuronal basis of syntax and semantics in natural speech | |
3:30 PM | Break |
4:00 PM | David Freedman |
Primate oculomotor networks are recruited by abstract cognition | |
4:45 PM | Discussion: Lori Holt |
Sponsored by the David Weschler Endowment and the Center for Perceptual Systems, University of Texas at Austin