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'''Inaugural Symposium'''
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UC Berkeley, October 7, 2005
'''UC Berkeley, October 7, 2005'''


The following talks are on the dvd. (These talks are also available individually for streaming at [http://www.archive.org archive.org])
All talks given at the [[Redwood Center Inaugural Symposium]] are are available on a DVD. You can download an ISO image of the DVD at [http://www.archive.org/details/redwood_center_inaugural_symposium_dvd archive.org] or watch the talks individually using the following links. You can also order the DVD by following the instructions at the [[#Ordering|bottom]] of this page.


# Bruno Olshausen, Redwood Center, UC Berkeley: Welcome and introduction
# Bruno Olshausen, Redwood Center, UC Berkeley: [http://www.archive.org/details/redwood_center_inaugural_symposium_01 Welcome and introduction]
# Horace Barlow, Cambridge University: "The Roles of Theory, Commonsense, and Guesswork in Neuroscience"
# Horace Barlow, Cambridge University: [http://www.archive.org/details/redwood_center_inaugural_symposium_02 The Roles of Theory, Commonsense, and Guesswork in Neuroscience]
# Dan Kersten, University of Minnesota: "Human Object Perception: Theory, Psychophysics & Imaging"
# Dan Kersten, University of Minnesota: [http://www.archive.org/details/redwood_center_inaugural_symposium_03 Human Object Perception: Theory, Psychophysics & Imaging]
# Sue Becker, McMaster University: "The role of the hippocampus in memory, contextual gating, stress and depression"
# Sue Becker, McMaster University: [http://www.archive.org/details/redwood_center_inaugural_symposium_04 The role of the hippocampus in memory, contextual gating, stress and depression]
# Florentin Worgotter, University of Goettingen: "Learning in Neurons and Robots"
# Florentin Worgotter, University of Goettingen: [http://www.archive.org/details/redwood_center_inaugural_symposium_05 Learning in Neurons and Robots]
# Panel Discussion: The Role and Future Prospects for Math/Computational Theories in Neuroscience
# Panel Discussion: [http://www.archive.org/details/redwood_center_inaugural_symposium_06 The Role and Future Prospects for Math/Computational Theories in Neuroscience]
# David Heeger, New York University: "What fMRI Can Tell Us about How Visual Cortex Works"
# David Heeger, New York University: [http://www.archive.org/details/redwood_center_inaugural_symposium_07 What fMRI Can Tell Us about How Visual Cortex Works]
# Kevan Martin, ETH/UNI Zurich: "Canonical Circuits for Neocortex"
# Kevan Martin, ETH/UNI Zurich: [http://www.archive.org/details/redwood_center_inaugural_symposium_08 Canonical Circuits for Neocortex]
# Terry Sejnowski, Salk Institute: "Dendritic Darwinism"
# Terry Sejnowski, Salk Institute: [http://www.archive.org/details/redwood_center_inaugural_symposium_09 Dendritic Darwinism]
# Jeff Hawkins, Numenta: "Prospects and Problems of Cortical Theory"
# Jeff Hawkins, Numenta: [http://www.archive.org/details/redwood_center_inaugural_symposium_10 Prospects and Problems of Cortical Theory]
 
 
== Ordering ==
To order the DVD, please send $5 to:
 
DVD - Redwood Center for Theoretical Neuroscience<br />
Attn: Guadalupe P. Brandon<br />
University of California<br />
132 Barker Hall #3190<br />
Berkeley, CA 94720-3190<br />
USA<br />
 
We prefer to receive a 5$ bill or a $5 check made out to '''UC Regents'''.
You can also send a 5 Euro bill. Cash payments will be confirmed with a receipt.

Latest revision as of 23:50, 8 November 2005

UC Berkeley, October 7, 2005

All talks given at the Redwood Center Inaugural Symposium are are available on a DVD. You can download an ISO image of the DVD at archive.org or watch the talks individually using the following links. You can also order the DVD by following the instructions at the bottom of this page.

  1. Bruno Olshausen, Redwood Center, UC Berkeley: Welcome and introduction
  2. Horace Barlow, Cambridge University: The Roles of Theory, Commonsense, and Guesswork in Neuroscience
  3. Dan Kersten, University of Minnesota: Human Object Perception: Theory, Psychophysics & Imaging
  4. Sue Becker, McMaster University: The role of the hippocampus in memory, contextual gating, stress and depression
  5. Florentin Worgotter, University of Goettingen: Learning in Neurons and Robots
  6. Panel Discussion: The Role and Future Prospects for Math/Computational Theories in Neuroscience
  7. David Heeger, New York University: What fMRI Can Tell Us about How Visual Cortex Works
  8. Kevan Martin, ETH/UNI Zurich: Canonical Circuits for Neocortex
  9. Terry Sejnowski, Salk Institute: Dendritic Darwinism
  10. Jeff Hawkins, Numenta: Prospects and Problems of Cortical Theory


Ordering

To order the DVD, please send $5 to:

DVD - Redwood Center for Theoretical Neuroscience
Attn: Guadalupe P. Brandon
University of California
132 Barker Hall #3190
Berkeley, CA 94720-3190
USA

We prefer to receive a 5$ bill or a $5 check made out to UC Regents. You can also send a 5 Euro bill. Cash payments will be confirmed with a receipt.

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