thu 16 — CRSy

join 200+ participants from 35 countries & 30 institutions worldwide / register now: don’t miss the regular fee until 3 Oct / detailed programme now available / 4 keynote + 11 invited + 14 selected talks + 2 poster sessions with a total of 80 posters + 1 discussion panel / social programme: scale up your connections beyond the conference /

wed 15

scaling up

thu 16

cybernetic
loops

fri 17

models
and robots

︎ Time in Lisbon (WEST)

thu 16 / cybernetic loops

09:00

Registration & Welcome Coffee

09:30

Keynote Lecture
TBA

Adrienne Fairhall, PhD

University of Washington, Seattle
Washington, USA

10:30

Controlling neural variability

Taro Toyoizumi, PhD
RIKEN Center for Brain Science
Wako, Japan

11:00

Coffee Break

11:30

Disentangling the roles of distinct cell classes with cell-type dynamical systems

Jonathan W. Pillow, PhD
Princeton University, Princeton
New Jersey, USA

12:00

Optimal control of spiking neural networks

Juan R. Castiñeiras, PhD

Champalimaud Foundation
Lisbon, PT

12:15

Building a whole-body marmoset musculoskeletal model for simulating ethologically-relevant natural behavior

Jeffrey Walker, PhD
Yale University, New Haven
Connecticut, USA

12:30

Autonomous behavior and whole-brain dynamics emerge in embodied
zebrafish agents with model-based intrinsic motivation

Reece Keller, PhD candidate
Carnegie Mellon University

12:45

Intrinsic dynamics underlying flexible sequence generation in the hippocampus

Ivan Voitov , PhD
Columbia University
New York, USA

13:00

Lunch

14:30

Posters II

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16:00

Coffee Break

16:30

TBA

Eugenia Chiappe, PhD
Champalimaud Foundation
Lisbon, Portugal

17:00

Spatial uncertainty determines how navigation and grid cell tuning are shaped by environmental geometry

Máté Lengyel, PhD
University of Cambridge & Central European University
Cambridge, UK & Budapest, Hungary

17:30

Temporal control at multiple scales: distinct behavioral and neural signatures of when and how to act

Sofia Freitas, PhD
Champalimaud Foundation
Lisbon, Portugal

17:45

Distributed learning across fast and slow neural systems supports efficient motor adaptation

Leonardo Agueci, PhD Candidate
Laboratoire de Neurosciences Cognitives et Computationnelles, INSERM U960, Département D’Etudes Cognitives, Ecole Normale Supérieure, PSL University
Paris, France

18:00

Walk & Talk + Sunset Drinks

From CCU to Downtown, join the Champalimaud Research community for a walk around the city and have a drink at Carmo Rooftop.

Champalimaud Foundation
Av. Brasília
1400-038 Lisboa – Portugal

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