SPeakers
Professor John Krakauer, John Hopkins University
Title: Representation and the Cognitive Motor Interface
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Professor Birte Forstmann, University of Amsterdam
Title: Multi-study fMRI outlooks on subcortical BOLD responses in the stop-signal paradigm
Professor Michael Frank, Brown University
Title: Adaptive Gating to Optimise Working Memory Chunking in Frontostriatal Neural Networks
Title: Allocating attention for information gain: the roles of knowledge, information value and cognitive costs
Professor Ole Jensen, University of Birmingham
The (Oscillatory) Control of Attention, Memory and Perception
Professor Heleen Slagter, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam
Title: Working memory in action
Professor Tom Verguts, Ghent University
Title: Cognitive control and neural synchronization
Alexandra Woolgar, University of Cambridge
Title: Parietal alpha stimulation causally enhances attentional information coding in evoked and oscillatory activity
Professor Clare Press, University College London
Title: Different types of surprise: How to direct perception to optimise learning
Professor Steve Fleming, University College London
Title: Explaining how under confidence is maintained in the face of reality
Parallel mechanisms between motor and cognitive control
Dr. Sam McDougle, Yale University
Title: Structured Visuomotor Representations and Cognitive-motor Information Flow
Professor Julie Duque, Louvain University
Title: Studying urgency and arousal during decision making in humans
Professor Richard Ivry, University of California, Berkeley
Title: Slotting the Cerebellum in the Cognitive Control Network
Dr. Katja Kornysheva, University of Birmingham
Title: Dissecting the neural control of dextrous actions
The Control of Social Cognition and Behaviour
Dr. Steve Chang, Yale University
Title: Frequency Modules in the Social Brain
Dr. Patricia Lockwood, University of Birmingham
Title: Prosocial Learning and Motivation across the Lifespan
Dr. Lusha Zhu, Peking University
Title: A computational shortcut to coordination: common knowledge and neural alignment
Across species mechanisms of control
Dr. Vijay Mohan K Namboodiri, UCSF
Title: Retrospective learning in the brain
Professor Matthew Rushworth, University of Oxford
Title: Anterior lateral prefrontal cortex and prospective metacognition
Dr. Carolina Rezaval, University of Birmingham
Title: Is love blind? Mating proximity gates threat perception