The Brain Conferences: Bridging Neural Mechanisms and Cognition.
19 April 2015 - 22 April 2015
Denmark
From behavioural and brain-imaging studies, human cognitive scientists infer that the human brain must contain networks dedicated to the mental representation and manipulation of quantities, distances, probabilities and even more complex structures such as symbols and linguistic trees – yet their neuronal implementation remains uncertain.
Co-chaired by Stanislas Dehaene (Collège de France) and Mihe Shadlen (Columbia University, USA), the aim of this Brain Conference is to examine the possibility of identifying a small set of bridging laws linking neuronal codes to identified cognitive computations.
Application deadline: 22 January/16 February 2015
For further information, please visit the Brain Conference page: http://www.fens.org/Meetings/Brain-Conferences/Bridging-neural-mechanisms-and-cognition/(opens in new window)
Co-chaired by Stanislas Dehaene (Collège de France) and Mihe Shadlen (Columbia University, USA), the aim of this Brain Conference is to examine the possibility of identifying a small set of bridging laws linking neuronal codes to identified cognitive computations.
Application deadline: 22 January/16 February 2015
For further information, please visit the Brain Conference page: http://www.fens.org/Meetings/Brain-Conferences/Bridging-neural-mechanisms-and-cognition/(opens in new window)