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PROGRAM. Look for 2009 program here later. Please note that exact times are possibly subject to change. The 2007 program is listed below. Prior year programs (2006; 2005) can be viewed here.
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2007 Program
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Day 1 ~ Thursday November 1, 2007
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1:30-3:00PM
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Keynote Speaker
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Read Montague, Baylor College of Medicine
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3:00-4:30PM
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Contributed Talks
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Six 15 min. talks:
Gregory Dam - "A Bayesian Model of Motor Reward Learning"
Rafal Bogacz - "The basal ganglia and cortex implement optimal decision making between alternative actions"
Patrick Simen - "Explicit melioration by a simple neural network"
Heather Ames - "Speaker normalization using cortical strip maps: A neural model for steady state vowel identification"
Javier Bautista - "Learning objects, places and relations in a brain model of visual navigation"
Laurenz Wiskott - "Slowness and Sparseness Lead to Place-, Head Direction-, and Spatial-View Cells"
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4:30-5:00PM
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Break w/ snacks
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5:00-7:00PM
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Symposium: Computational Models in Biological Psychiatry
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Michael Frank, University of Arizona (Moderator)
Jeremy Seamans, University of British Columbia
Anthony Bishara, Indiana University
Quentin Huys, Columbia
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7:00-9:00PM
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Main Poster Session
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Hors d'oeuvre w/ cash bar
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Day 2 ~ Friday November 2, 2007
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(Posters to remain up until 2:30 PM)
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8:30-10:30AM
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Symposium: Computionally-Based Brain Imaging: Models, Levels, and Approaches
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Todd Braver, Washington University, St. Louis (Moderator)
John Anderson, Carnegie Mellon
John O'Doherty, California Institute of Technology
Ken Norman, Princeton
Barry Horwitz, NIH
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10:30-11:00AM
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Break
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11:00-12:30PM
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Contributed Talks
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Six 15 min. talks:
Elliot Ludvig - "Stimulus representations and the timing of reward prediction errors"
Misha Ahrens - "Inferring Elapsed Time from Stochastic Neural Processes"
Maneesh Sahani - "A Unifying Probabilistic Computational Framework for Attention"
Philippe Domenech - "Predictability and surprise during rapid perceptual decision-making"
Jeffrey Johnson - "A Neurally-Based Process Model of Visual Working Memory and Change Detection"
Janet Hsiao - "A differential encoding account of hemispheric asymmetry in visual perception"
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12:30-2:00PM
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Business Meeting & Lunch
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Lunch on own
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2:00-2:30PM
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Final Poster Session
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Morning talks focus
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2:30-4:30PM
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Symposium: Hippocampal Neurogenesis in Learning and Memory
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Janet Wiles, University of Queensland (Moderator)
Christina Dalla, Rutgers
Laurenz Wiskott, Humboldt University, Berlin
Sue Becker, McMaster University
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4:30-5:00PM
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Break
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5:00-6:30PM
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Keynote Speaker
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Alex Pouget, University of Rochester
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