CCN 2026 | K&T Keynotes
Adaptive, degenerate, and yet comparable? Rethinking representational comparisons Organizers: Erin Grant, Lukas Braun, ...
Adaptive, degenerate, and yet comparable? Rethinking representational comparisons Organizers: Erin Grant, Lukas Braun, ... Understanding the functional...
Adaptive, degenerate, and yet comparable? Rethinking representational comparisons Organizers: Erin Grant, Lukas Braun, ...
Understanding the functional neuroanatomy of the visual system using topographic deep neural networks and spatiotemporal ...
Representing the visual world: from faces to consciousness Doris Tsao is the Chief Scientist for Neuro at Astera and Professor at ...
Using advances in AI to address classic debates in cognitive science Brenden M. Lake is an Associate Professor of Computer ...
Toward a unified science of perception and memory: empirical foundations and computational frontiers Stephanie Fu, Chris Iyer, ...
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Neural circuits for prediction and action Kenji Doya is a Professor of Neural Computation Unit, Okinawa Institute of Science and ...
The first Cognitive Computational Neuroscience conference was hosted at Columbia University in 2017. In
Putting Dynamics First: State-Space Modelling for Human Neuroscience Luiz Pessoa, Harrison Ritz Understanding macro-scale ...
Vision — Contributed Talk Session Using Motion-Guided Foveation to Improve Physical Prediction in Latent Representation ...
So You Have a Highly Predictive Model, Now What? Translating Neural Encoding Models into Scientific and Engineering Impact ...
Theory & Methods — Contributed Talk Session A Nonlocal Variational Framework for Optimal Neural Representations Gengshuo ...
Is NeuroAI adopting the right methods and theoretical frameworks to advance our understanding of mind and brain? NeuroAI and ...