If you have missed OCCAM 2012, here is the chance to watch and listen to the videos taken from most of the talks.
We hope they will call your interest to OCCAM 2013 (29-31 May 2013) and are looking forward to welcoming you (again) in Osnabrück then.
Bethge, Matthias: |
The unsolved mystery of neural information processing – taming the curse of dimensionality |
Ehinger, Benedikt: |
Early effects in visual category learning |
Engel, Andreas: |
Spectral fingerprints of cognitive processing |
Ernst, Marc: |
Recalibration of the senses |
Goebel, Rainer: |
Cracking the functional code of the brain at multiple levels of organization |
Goebel, Rainer: |
Entschlüsselung neuronaler Aktivitätsmuster in Echtzeit: Von der Grundlagenforschung zu klinischen Gehirn-Computer-Schnittstellen (public talk) |
Herrmann, Christoph: |
Modulating brain oscillations interferes with cognitive processes |
Hirsch, Judith: |
Inhibitory circuits for visual processing in Thalamus |
Löwel, Siegrid: |
The dynamic architecture of the adult visual cortex: age-dependent plasticity and recovery from lesions |
Magri, Cesare: |
The information content of local field potentials |
Obermayer, Klaus: |
Risk-sensitive reinforcement learning |
Ossandón, José Pablo: |
Unmasking the contribution of low-level features to the guidance of attention |
Pipa, Gordon: |
Multi-scale neuronal information processing |
Rollinger, Claus: |
Introduction speech „public talk“ on 5 June |
Rothkopf, Constantin: |
Visuomotor behavior in naturalistic tasks: from receptive fields to value functions |
Sigala, Natasha: |
Hierarchical representation of information in the lateral prefrontal cortex |
Tallon-Baudry, Catherine: |
The links between attention and visual awareness |
Tkačik, Gašper: |
Statistical mechanics for a network of real neurons |
Toutounji, Hazem: |
Neuronal plasticity leads to noise robust population code |
Wichmann, Felix: |
A neural population code model for human visual pattern detection |
For the complete video presentation (offering different download options), please have a look at Lernfunk.de (the media portal of the University of Onabrück).