Invited Symposia
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Invited Symposium 1 - The cognitive neuroscience of curiosity and curiosity-driven learning
Chair: Matthias Gruber1; 1Cardiff University
Curiosity, the intrinsic motivation to acquire novel information, enhances learning and memory. Cognitive neuroscience has begun to identify the mechanisms behind this effect, implicating reward circu… View More…
Invited Symposium 2 - Neuromodulation of cognitive circuits – from animal models to human translation
Chair: Dr. Sabine Kastner1; 1Princeton University
Cognition results from computations within and across nodes of large-scale networks that span areas of the cerebral cortex, basal ganglia, and thalamus. Using non-invasive and invasive methods in huma… View More…
Invited Symposium 4 - From Prediction to Explanation: Opportunities and Challenges for NeuroAI
Chair: Leila Wehbe1; 1Stanford University
Rapid advances in artificial intelligence have transformed our ability to predict neural activity and compare representations in artificial and biological systems. At the same time, neural and cogniti… View More…
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