[AUDITORY] Kosice Neuroscience Workshop, 3 - 5 June, 2019

[Norbert Kopco <nkopco@xxxxxxxxx>]

SAVE THE DATE!

 

The 4th Workshop on

"Cognitive neuroscience of auditory and cross-modal perception"

3 - 5 June 2019

Kosice, Slovakia

http://pcl.upjs.sk/workshop2019

 Objectives

·         This workshop will include research talks (and introductory lectures) on a range of topics related to the neural processes of auditory, visual and cross-modal perception.

·         The main focus of this year’s workshop will be on adaptation, learning and training in spatial perception and cognition.

·         The talks will illustrate the multidisciplinary character of cognitive neuroscience research, covering behavioral, neuroimaging, and modeling approaches, as well as applications of the research in auditory prosthetic devices.

·         The workshop targets early-stage and advanced students and young researchers. It will provide ample opportunities for direct interactions between the lecturers and the attendees.

 

The workshop will follow-up on our previous workshops organized in 2014, 2015 and 2017.

 

Format

1/2-day sessions, including invited talks, contributed talks, and posters, focusing on the topics of Adaptation, Learning and training, Auditory and cross-modal perception (general), and Vision and other topics in computational and cognitive neuroscience. Non-scientific program (outings to tourist destinations near Kosice) will take place on the day before and day after the workshop.

 

Venue

Lecture hall 2.17T, Faculty of Science / Technicom building, P. J. Šafárik University, Jesenná 5, 04001 Košice Slovakia.

Organizers

Norbert Kopco, P. J. Safarik University in Košice
Erick Gallun, National Center for Rehabilitative Auditory Research, Portland and OHSU
Piotr Majdak, Austrian Academy of Science, Vienna
Aaron Seitz, University of California, Riverside

Invited talks and talks by ALT consortium (tentative):

• Jana Basnakova, Slovak Academy of Sciences
  
• Virginia Best, Boston University
• Lauren Calandruccio, Case Western Reserve University, Ohio
• John Culling, Cardiff University
• Inyong Choi, The University of IOWA – “Adapting to simultaneous electric and acoustic stimulation for word-in-noise recognition in listeners with single-sided deafness.”
• Erick Gallun, National Center for Rehabilitative Auditory Research, Portland and OHSU
• Catarina Hiipakka,  Alto University, Finland – “Changes in auditory space following audiovisual experience.”
• Andrej Kral, Hannover Medical School, Germany
• Norbert Kopco, Safarik University, Slovakia
• Bernhard Laback, Austrian Academy of Sciences
• Petr Marsalek, Charles University of Prague and Max Planck Institute for the Physics of Complex Systems
• Piotr Majdak, Austrian Academy of Sciences
• John van Opstal, Radbound University, Netherlands – “Perceived Target Range Shapes Human Sound-Localisation Behaviour”
• Josefa Oberem, RWTH Aachen University, – “Individual dynamic binaural reproduction in complex acoustic scenes: Understanding mechanisms in auditory attention.”
• Chris Stecker, Vanderbilt University Medical Center
• Dan Sanes, New York University
• Nelli Salminen, Alto University, Finland
• Aaron Seitz, University of California, Riverside
• Filip Smolik, Czech Academy of Sciences
  
• Brigitta Toth, Hungarian Academy of Sciences
• Bev Wright, Northwestern University
• more TBA

Travel, accommodation, visitor information

see workshop webpage: http://pcl.upjs.sk/workshop2019/

 

Registration

The workshop is open to all interested students/scientists. Registration is free of charge but required. To register, please send an email to kogneuro@xxxxxxxxx stating your name and affiliation and the dates on which you are planning to attend. All accepted abstracts will be published on the workshop website. No proceedings will be published. In case you would like to have a presentation please send us an abstract (up to 200 words; also indicate whether you prefer poster or oral presentation) no later than May 10, 2019.

 

This workshop is supported by the EU H2020-MSCA-RISE-2015 project #691229.