Speakers & Schedule

Confirmed invited speakers include (more to be added as they are confirmed):

• Nicole Rust, University of Pennsylvania: "The representation of mood in primate anterior insula"

• Bijan Pesaran, University of Pennsylvania

• Jie Zheng, University of California, Davis: "Tracking the Flow of Experience: Neuronal Markers of Event Order in Memory"

• Stefano Fusi, Columbia University: "The geometry of abstraction: theory and non-human primates"

• Edward Chang, University of California, San Francisco

• Florian Mormann, University of Bonn (Germany): "Semantic tuning of single neurons in the human medial temporal lobe"

• Angelique Paulk, MGH/Harvard University

• Sergey Stavisky, University of California, Davis: "Restoring lost speech by decoding spiking activity from precentral gyrus" 

• Richard Andersen, Caltech

• Kareem Zaghloul, NIH/NINDS

• Sameer Sheth, Baylor College of Medicine: "Learning and language in the unconscious human hippocampus"

• Gabor Tamas, University of Szeged (Hungary): "New tools identify Hebbian assemblies in the human cortex in vitro and in vivo"

• Nanthia Suthana, Duke University

• Tirin Moore, Stanford University: "Short-term Coding of Remembered Stimuli: Lessons from Large-Scale Electrophysiology in the Primate Brain"

• Carlos Brody, Princeton University

• SueYeon Chung, NYU/Flatiron Institute

• Giacomo Valle, Chalmers University of Technology (Sweden); University of Chicago: "Biomimetic approaches to bionic touch through a brain interface"

• Ueli Rutishauser, Caltech/Cedars-Sinai Medical Center: "The geometry of abstraction in humans"