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ICDL 2009 |
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The 8th International Conference on Development and Learning |
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Special session proposals and tutorial proposals due Full papers due Reviews open to the authors for rebuttal Authors¡¯ optional rebuttal to review comments due Accept/Reject notification due for full papers One-Page Poster abstracts due Accept/Reject notification due for poster abstracts Final camera-ready papers due |
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Sunday, January 25, 2009 Monday,February 16, 2009 Friday, March 20, 2009 Friday, March 27, 2009 Sunday, April 19, 2009 Sunday, April 26, 2009 Sunday, May 3, 2009 Sunday, May 10, 2009 |
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ICDL 2009 Organizing Committee All Rights Reserved. |
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ICDL 2009 is now open for Camera-ready version submission! Application Information for Best Student Paper Awards and Student Travel Awards are ready!
About the Conference
The International Conference on Development and Learning is a multidisciplinary conference pertaining to all subjects related to the development and learning process of natural and artificial systems, including perceptual, cognitive, behavioral, emotional and all other mental capabilities that are exhibited by humans, higher animals, robots. Its visionary goal is to understand autonomous development in humans and higher animals in biological, functional, and computational terms, and to enable such development in artificial systems. ICDL strives to bring together researchers in neuroscience, psychology, artificial intelligence, robotics, and other related areas to encourage understanding and cross-fertilization of latest ideas and results from the different disciplines.
Best Paper Awards will be offered in ICDL 2009. In addition, 4 students will each receive $250 Travel Awards to support their travel to the conference. Keynotes
Brain Controlled Robots Dr. Mitsuo KAWATO ATR Fellow, and Director of ATR Computational Neuroscience Labs, Japan.
Cortical circuits and systems for binocular depth perception Prof. Andrew PARKER University of Oxford, Dept Physiology, Anatomy & Genetics , UK.
Brains, machines and intelligence Prof. Mriganka SUR Head, Department of Brain and Cognitive Sciences M.I.T. Cambridge, MA.
Functional structures and object image representation in inferior temporal (IT) cortex of macaque monkeys Dr. Manabu TANIFUJI RIKEN Brain Science Institute, Japan.
Tutorials"Cortical Basis of Visual Information Processing" Prof. Tiande Shou Center for Brain Science Research, School of Life Sciences, Fudan University, China
"Brain-Inspired Mental Architectures" Prof. John Weng Department of Computer Science and Engineering, Michigan State University, USA
Application Information for Best Student Paper Awards and Student Travel Awards (new!)ICDL 2009 will offer 2 Best Student Paper Awards (US$250) and 5 Student Travel Awards of US$250, which are sponsored by Microsoft Research and the Cognitive Science Society.
A prospective recipient of these awards must be the first author of an accepted ICDL 2009 paper and the main contributor to the work.
To apply, the advisor of the prospective recipient must send an email to Zhengyou Zhang and Jochen Triesch, stating that - The prospective recipient is a student; - The prospective recipient is the first author of an accepted ICDL 2009 paper (please indicate the paper ID number) and main contributor to the work; - The prospective recipient will attend the conference and present the paper;
It is possible to apply for a Best Student Paper Award and a Student Travel Award at the same time. |
