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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C. jessica E. Metcalf, “Evolving Immunity: Responding, Learning, Forgetting “
Abstract: The adaptive immune system must meet the challenge of a constantly changing pool of both dangerous and friendly microbes. Evolution has favored a system that can learn what responses work,
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Oliver Brock (Science of Intelligence)
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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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For the Public Girls’ Day 2022
On Girls’ Day 2022 (28 April 22), SCIoI members Jinan Allan and Marah Halawa will give an overview of their life as women in science, including ambitions and possible challenges.
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For the Public Benjamin Lang at “An excellent Science Slam” (in German)
Prepare for an extraordinary Science Slam! Young scientists from four Clusters of Excellence of the Berlin University Alliance present their research work in the learning lab Mall Anders in the
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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
