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IST: Future & Emerging technologies



Bionics

Bio-inspired Information technologies



Draft Agenda

Day 1: June 19, 2001 9h00-9h45 Opening session



Welcome by Tamás Roska (SZTAKI), Chairman  Simon Bensasson (FET head of Unit)  Rick Adrion (EIA division, NSF)  Remi Ronchaud (ERCIM, EU/NSF co-ordinator) 9h45-12h15 Session A - Sensing, interfaces, and sensors Chair: R. Norman, Reporter: S.Picaud Presenters: Bessant, Engel, Grattarola, Picaud, Van Hulle,    Bioelectronic, biomechanical and biochemical sensing, as well as brain imaging Electronic, mechanical, thermal, chemical and other interfaces to living tissues Content and context dependent sensing and sensors, Plasticity Session Conclusion Discussion



12h15-12h45 Lunch



14h00-17h00 Session B -Human-machine interaction with autonomous sensors - prostheses Chair: R. Eckmiller, Reporter: R. Tetzlaff Presenters: Kipke, Lehnertz, Rousche, Tetzlaff, Dörfner     Vision, hearing, tactile and other prostheses Implanted alarm devices and acting mechanisms Human interactive command without keyboard Human aspects Session conclusion discussion Day 1 Conclusion discussion



17h00-17h30 17h30-18h00



Bionics, Bio-inspired Information technologies



19-20-21 June 2001



CROWNE PLAZA BRUSSELS ***** Rue Gineste 3, 1210 Brussels BELGIUM



Day 2: June 20, 2001 9h00-12h00 Session C - Bio Systems Chair: J. Hámori, Reporter: Moschovakis Presenters: Moschovakis, Fortuna, Gál, Dittmar, Roska     Motor Control Sensor-motor integration Integrated sensing-processing-acting and learning devices and technologies Ethical issues Session conclusion discussion



12h00-12h30 Lunch



14h00-17h00 Session D - Bionic devices Chair: F. Werblin, Reporter: J. Xu Presenters: Francescini, Indiveri, Rodríguez-Vázquez, Toumazou, Xu, Scribner    Representation of real-world stimuli in biological systems Complex systems – Bio-inspired/ neuromorphic, spatial-temporal computing models with possible programmability VLSI implementations and Bionic Eye, Ear, Nose, Skin and other bionic devices Session conclusion discussion Day 2 Conclusion discussion Social Diner, courtesy of ERCIM: “Le foyer”, 29, rue de la science –1040 Brussels tel: 296 35 56



17h00-17h30 17h30-18h00 19h30



Day 3 : June 21, 2001 9h00-12h00 Session E - Assessment of Near Future Directions Chair: T. Roska and F. Werblin The main conclusions of Sessions A-D will be assessed and discussed to provide the final results of the workshop (final report), which are meant to serve as a basis for future programs and collaboration between the EU and the NSF. These results will also be circulated in the scientific community for discussion and comments 12h00-13h00 Round Table (T. Roska Chairman) - Simon Bensasson (European Commission) - Rick Adrion (National Science foundation) - Jean-Eric Pin (ERCIM) - Pekka Karp (European Commission) 13h00 End of the Workshop



Bionics, Bio-inspired Information technologies



19-20-21 June 2001



CROWNE PLAZA BRUSSELS ***** Rue Gineste 3, 1210 Brussels BELGIUM




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