[Seminar 2] "Contraction analysis of convergence and synchronization" by Prof. Slotine

Speaker: Prof. Jean-Jacques Slotine
Massachusetts Institute of Technology

[Seminar 1] "Stable adaptation and learning" by Prof. Slotine

Speaker: Prof. Jean-Jacques Slotine
Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Neural Computation Workshop 2022

Neural Computation Unit will hold a retreat/reunion at OIST seaside house. If you are interested in joining, pleaese contact ncus@oist.jp

[Seminar] Conscience, Conditional Cooperation, and the Prospects of Surviving Capitalism

Speaker: Prof. Shimon Edelman
               Department of Psychology
               Cornell University

Title: Conscience, Conditional Cooperation, and the Prospects of Surviving Capitalism

[Seminar] Autodiagnosis and the Dynamical Emergence Theory of Basic Consciousness

Speaker: Prof. Shimon Edelman
               Department of Psychology
               Cornell University

Title: Autodiagnosis and the Dynamical Emergence Theory of Basic Consciousness 

OIST/Humanoids2022 Joint Workshop

Neural Computation Unit will hold  an OIST / Humanoids 2022 joint workshop at Auditorium. If you are interested in joining, please register.

[Seminar] Updating internal models for reward-based sequential choice decisions in the rat cingulate-motor circuits

Speaker: Dr. Daigo Takeuchi
               The University of Tokyo School of Medicine, Department of Physiology

Title:Updating internal models for reward-based sequential choice decisions in the rat cingulate-motor circuits

Neural Computation Workshop 2021

Neural Computation Unit will hold a retreat/reunion at OIST conference center. If you are interested in joining, pleaese contact ncus@oist.jp

[Seminar] "Revisiting Peng's Q(λ): Good Old-Fashioned Algorithm for Modern Reinforcement Learning” by Dr. Tadashi Kozuno

Speaker: Dr. Tadashi Kozuno
                RLAI Lab, University of Alberta

Title:Revisiting Peng's Q(λ): Good Old-Fashioned Algorithm for Modern Reinforcement Learning

[Webinar] International Symposium on Artificial Intelligence and Brain Science

We are going to hold an online symposium that brings together researchers in the forefront of AI and neuroscience. All talks will be made accessible as pre-recorded movies and we will have two-hour live discussion sessions on October 10-12, 2020. 

For joining the symposium, please register by September 30th.