Neural Coding, Computation and Dynamics: second call for abstracts, registrations open
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Srdjan Ostojic
May 2, 2017, 8:39:08 AM5/2/17
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Neural Coding, Computation and Dynamics (NCCD)
September 17 - 20,
2017, Capbreton, France
Abstract submission and registrations are now open on:
https://nccd2017.sciencesconf.org/
Confirmed speakers
Mark Churchland (Columbia)
Tatiana Engel (Stanford)
Organizers
Abstract submission and registrations are now open on:
https://nccd2017.sciencesconf.org/
Towards a
mechanistic interpretation of neural data
NCCD17 is the third in a series of meetings focusing
on topics in theoretical and experimental neuroscience.
Techniques for recording and manipulating large-scale neural activity in awake behaving animals are developing at an accelerating pace. Identifying the principles of neural processing requires a mechanistic interpretation of the large amounts of collected data. The aim of this workshop is to make progress in that direction by bringing together three different communities: (i) experimentalists performing large-scale recordings in behaving animals; (ii) modelers specialized in statistical data-analysis; (iii) theorists working with mechanistic network models. We are looking for talks that build bridges across these different approaches.
As with previous workshops, our goal is to foster the strong interactions we believe are so important for this field. So the meeting will be small, and registrations will be capped at 70. So plan to register early!
About 10 abstracts will be chosen for contributed talks. We'll let you know which ones shortly after the abstract deadline; definitely before the early registration deadline.
Techniques for recording and manipulating large-scale neural activity in awake behaving animals are developing at an accelerating pace. Identifying the principles of neural processing requires a mechanistic interpretation of the large amounts of collected data. The aim of this workshop is to make progress in that direction by bringing together three different communities: (i) experimentalists performing large-scale recordings in behaving animals; (ii) modelers specialized in statistical data-analysis; (iii) theorists working with mechanistic network models. We are looking for talks that build bridges across these different approaches.
As with previous workshops, our goal is to foster the strong interactions we believe are so important for this field. So the meeting will be small, and registrations will be capped at 70. So plan to register early!
About 10 abstracts will be chosen for contributed talks. We'll let you know which ones shortly after the abstract deadline; definitely before the early registration deadline.
May 15: abstract
submission deadline
June 1: early registration deadline
Confirmed speakers
Mark Churchland (Columbia)
Tatiana Engel (Stanford)
Adrienne Fairhall (Seattle)
Julijana Gjorgjieva (Frankfurt)
Jakob Macke (Bonn)
Alfonso Renart (Lisbon)
Dmitry Rinberg (NYU)
Ilana Witten (Princeton)
Byron Yu (Pittsburgh)
Julijana Gjorgjieva (Frankfurt)
Jakob Macke (Bonn)
Alfonso Renart (Lisbon)
Dmitry Rinberg (NYU)
Ilana Witten (Princeton)
Byron Yu (Pittsburgh)
Organizers
Peter Latham (UCL)
Srdjan Ostojic (ENS Paris)
Maneesh Sahani (UCL)
Srdjan Ostojic (ENS Paris)
Maneesh Sahani (UCL)
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