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Program Day 1 - November 23


  • 08:30   –   Registration (ID and Covid Safety Pass check + Badge pick-up)

  • 09:30   –   Welcome

  • 09:45   –   Lars Muckli   -   University of Glasgow, United Kingdom
                      Layers of primary visual cortex as a window into internal models about predicted and simulated environments.

  • 11:00    –   Coffee break

  • 11:30    –   Rufin Vanrullen   -   CNRS-Centre de Recherche Cerveau & Cognition, France
                      Do deep learning latent spaces resemble human brain representations?

  • 12:45   –   Lunch and Poster Session 1

  • 14:45   –   Oral presentations Session 1

  •            Talk 1.1 Jasmien Orije   -   University of Antwerpen, Belgium
               In vivo MRI uncovers microstructural reorganization during the sensitive window of multisensory neuroplasticity in the brain of male and female starlings.

  •            Talk 1.2 Arnaud Leleu   -   Université Bourgogne Franche-Comté, France
               Odor-driven visual categorization in the infant brain.

  •            Talk 1.3 Mohamed Rezk  -   UCLouvain, Belgium
               A brief period of postnatal visual deprivation permanently alters visual motion processing in early visual regions.

  •            Talk 1.4 Anne-Laure Vittek   -   CNRS-Centre de Recherche Cerveau & Cognition, France
               Multisensory integration in the medial pulvinar: evidence from single-units and local field potentials.

  •            Talk 1.5 Leo Dutriaux   -   University of Trento, Italy
               Neural correlates of spatial reorientation and egocentric localization in memory.

  • 16:00   –   Coffee Break

  • 16:30   –   Maria Concetta Morrone   -   Università di Pisa, Italy
                     Plasticity of the adult visual cortex in human.

  • 17:45   –   End of the day

  • 19:00   –   Social dinner at the Musée L


    • Program Day 2 - November 24


  • 9:00   –   Michelle Moerel   -   University of Maastricht, The Netherlands
                   Ultra-high field MRI examinations of cortical depth-dependent auditory processing.

  • 10:15   –   Coffee break

  • 10:45   –   Katharina von Kriegstein   -   Technische Universtät Dresden, Germany
                      Speech and voice identity recognition in the human brain.

  • 12:00   –   Lunch and Poster Session 2

  • 14:00   –   Oral presentations Session 1

  •            Talk 2.1 Alejandro Tabas   -   Technische Universtät Dresden, Germany
               Concurrent generative models inform prediction error in the human auditory pathway.

  •            Talk 2.2 Tao Yao  -   KU Leuven, Belgium
               The neuronal representation of congruency effect in macaque frontal cortex.

  •            Talk 2.3 Marie-Alphée Laurent   -   Université de Lorraine, France
               Towards an optimal comparison of cortical (face) networks in macaques and humans with fMRI frequency-tagging.​

  •            Talk 2.4 Sanne Ten Oever  -   Max Planck Institute for Psycholinguistics, The Netherlands
               An engram of the forgotten: intentionally forgotten information shows alpha/beta encoding-retrieval similarity.

  •            Talk 2.5 Tomas Lenc   -   UCLouvain, Belgium
               Selective enhancement of metric periodicities in brain response to naturalistic music: reproducibility and transformation beyond low-level auditory processing.

  • 15:15   –   Coffee Break

  • 15:45   –   Adrián Ponce-Alvarez   -   Universitat Pompeu Fabra, Spain
                     Macroscopic quantities of collective brain activity during wakefulness and anesthesia

  • 17:00   –   Talk and Poster prizes and closing of the conference