Program

Preliminary program

Sunday, 10.1

17:00-18:00      Opening Lecture: Rebecca Saxe, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), USA         
                             Progress towards a computational model of neural activity in human Theory of Mind

18:30-21:00        Welcome Reception.

Monday 11.1    Precision Imaging

15:00-15:30        Poster Session

15:30-16:20       Keynote Lecture: Arielle Keller, University of Connecticut, USA

16:20-17:00        2 selected oral presentations

17:00-17:30        Coffee Break

17:30-18:20      Keynote Lecture: Rodrigo Braga, Northwestern University, USA

18:20-18:40        1 selected oral presentation

18:40-18:50        Posterblitz

18:50-20:00        Poster Session

Tuesday 12.1   Learning and Decision-Making Across Development

15:00-15:30        Poster Session

15:30-16:20       Keynote Lecture: Catherine Hartley, New York University (NYU), USA
                            Understanding the development of reward learning through the lens of meta-learning

16:20-17:00        2 selected oral presentations

17:30-17:30        Coffee Break

17:30-18:20      Keynote Lecture: Roshan Cools, Radboud University, Netherlands

18:20-18:40        1 selected oral presentation                     

18:40-18:50        Posterblitz

18:50-20:00        Poster Session

Wednesday 13.1    Beliefs and Metacognition and their disorder

15:00-15:30        Poster Session

15:30-16:20      Keynote Lecture: Todd Woodward, University of British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada
                            Detecting Cognitive Modes with Task-Based fMRI

16:20-17:00        2 selected oral presentations

17:00-17:30        Coffee Break

17:30-18:20      Keynote Lecture: Steve Fleming, University College London (UCL), UK
                            How the human brain thinks about itself: metacognition, reality monitoring and conscious experience

18:20-18:40        1 selected oral presentation

18:40-18:50        Posterblitz

18:50-20:00        Poster Session

Thursday 14.1   Brain Rhythms across cognitive states

15:00-15:30       Poster Session

15:30-16:20      Keynote Lecture: Ines Violante, King’s College London, UK
                            Non-Invasive Deep Brain Stimulation of Sleep Rhythms and Memory Consolidation

16:20-17:00      2 selected oral presentations

17:00-17:30       Coffee Break

17:30-18:20      Keynote Lecture: Ole Jensen, University of Oxford, UK

18:20-19:20      3 selected oral presentations

20:00                Conclusive Remarks and Award Ceremony. Farewell dinner.