Chaz Firestone (Johns Hopkins University), “Seeing ‘How'”
On ZoomAbstract: What is perception? The most intuitive and influential answer to this question has long been the one given by David Marr: To see the world is “to know what
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Thursday Morning Talk Mark Nawrot (North Dakota University), “Pursuit Eye Movements in the Perception of Depth From Motion Parallax”
On ZoomAbstract: The brain performs critical calculations on visual information as we swiftly, yet effortlessly, navigate around objects and obstacles in our cluttered environment. Perhaps one of the most important calculations
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Thursday Morning Talk Henning Sprekeler (Science of Intelligence), “Architectural Design Principles for Intelligence: Modularity vs. Integration”
On ZoomAbstract: The world is modular. So – intuitively – it seems clear that cognitive systems that deal with the world should benefit from a modular architecture. Simple or less important
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Thursday Morning Talk Global Scientific Exchange Program – Part I
On ZoomThe talks will be held by Arinze Lawrence Folarin, "My 175 days journey in Berlin"; Juliana T.C. Marcos "GSEP Internship: More than a research experience in neuromorphic vision at SCIoI";
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Thursday Morning Talk Global Scientific Exchange Program – Part II
On ZoomThe talks will be held by Emmanuel Ousu Ahenkan and Tatiana Ngoli Moteu Marcos. The Zoom Link will be sent the day before the lecture.
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Thursday Morning Talk Earlybird UNI-X
On ZoomMeet Philipp Semmer and Frederic du Bois-Reymond, both partners at the venture capital firm Earlybird UNI-X. They will talk about funding for university spin-offs and why they believe that scientist
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Thursday Morning Talk Danny Driess, Manuel Baum, Katharina Hohlbaum, Niek Andresen (Science of Intelligence), “Perspectives on the Gap Between Robotic Models and Observed Biological Behavior”
Abstract: One of SCIoI's goals is to establish and evaluate synthetic models for biological data. Achieving this goal is clearly beneficial not only to produce more capable artificial behavior, but
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Thursday Morning Talk Rebecca Lazarides (Science of Intelligence), “From Understanding Learners’ Adaptive Motivation and Emotion to Designing Social Learning Companions”
MAR 2.057Abstract: High motivation and positive emotions are important prerequisites for effective knowledge transfer, while negative emotions can impede the acquisition of new knowledge. This talk presents our current state of
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Thursday Morning Talk Tilman Geishauer, “Virtual Reality – From Research to Market”
SCIoI, MAR Building Marchstr. 23, BerlinAbstract: Tilman Geishauser is currently working at Somareality to create a virtual reality focused product out of a cognitive load algorithm based on pupillometry that has been in development for
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Thursday Morning Talk Florian Blume, Martin Maier, Doris Pischedda, Olga Wudarczyk-Markett and Murat Kirtay (Science of Intelligence)
Abstract: Social interaction and communication are supported by the integration of multimodal signals. One crucial social cue when interacting with other humans are facial expressions. In Project 8, we study
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Thursday Morning Talk Dafna Burema; Mattis Jacobs (Science of Intelligence), “Workshop: Discussing Ethically Problematic “Incidents” of AI Systems”
(In-person talk at Science of Intelligence) Workshop: Discussing ethically problematic “incidents” of AI systems In the Thursday morning talk, we discuss ethically problematic incidents of AI that we selected from the
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Thursday Morning Talk Thursday Morning Talk with Andrea Iannelli (ETHZ), “Learning and Controlling: Robustness, Informativity and Adaptation”
Abstract: The abundance of available data on the one hand, and the increase in systems complexity caused by the need to cope with new challenging tasks on the other, have
