Past Events

Check here for the video recording of the talk Sven Mattys' Website Abstract: Improving the validity of speech-perception models requires an understanding of how speech is processed in everyday life.

Check here for the video recording of the talk Kristin Dana's Website Abstract: Emerging applications of robotics, from telepresence, transportation, elder-care, remote health care, cleaning, to warehouse logistics and delivery,

Check here for the video recording of the talk Professor Holger Mitterer's website Abstract: While every model of visual-word recognition for alphabetic scripts assumes that letters play an important role

Lab Website Abstract : Many species of animals can time intervals in seconds-to-minutes range and organize their responses adaptively around temporal contingencies that predict biologically critical outcomes. Although the resultant

Steven Nadler Website Aro Biotherapeutics

Friday, March 06th – Saturday, March 07th, 2020 Organizers: Brian McLaughlin (Rutgers, Department of Philosophy, RuCCS), and Albert Newen (RUB, Institute of Philosophy II) Friday, March 06th, 2020 9.30 –

Home page {youtube}Xplut00BrN0|920|518{/youtube} Abstract : A fundamental goal in neuroeconomics is to identify how neural representations of value relate to value-based decisions. Although the value-coding neurons of the primate orbitofrontal

This symposium brings together representatives of the disciplines that have been most involved in the field's development, philosophy, and psychological science, to discuss and debate how research in moral psychology

Abstract: Speech production and perception are characterized by a great deal of variability, depending on factors such as contextual information and individual differences. Among possible sources of individual variability, socio-indexical

About Me | Personal Website Abstract : Unlike simpler forms of cognition strategic reasoning and decision-making appear to be representation-hungry given that they often involve imagining engaging with

Home page Abstract: Most computer vision algorithms are built with the goal to understand the physical world. Yet as reflected in standard vision benchmarks and datasets these algorithms continue

Robust Speech Processing in Human Auditory Cortex Speaker: Nima Mesgarani PhD from Columbia University Speaker Bio:Nima Mesgarani is an associate professor of Electrical Engineering at Columbia University. He received his

{youtube}CEnhI18iyas|920|518{/youtube} Abstract: Human intelligence is based on the ability to build the model of the world in our brain. Learning such world model is mostly unsupervised or self-supervised process.To

A brainstorming event for parents of young children with a diagnosis of Autism Spectrum Disorder Gathering research experts experienced parents school representatives developmental experts case managers and more