Program (all events at the Tucson Marriott University Park, and open to everyone)

November 7th

6:00pm

reception

 

November 8th

8:00-8:15

light breakfast

 

8:15-8:30

introduction

 

8:30-9:20

Felipe De Brigard

Memory Traces and Episodic Simulation: A Kantian solution

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9:20-10:10

Michael Hasselmo

Coding of time and space in cortical structures

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10:10-10:30

coffee break

 

10:30-11:20

Ian Phillips

What makes episodic memory spatiotemporal?

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11:20-12:10

EJ Green

Can We Perceive the Past? If So, What Would it Look Like?

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12:10-2:00

lunch break

 

2:00-2:50

Charan Ranganath

Complementary Learning Systems in Memory and Navigation

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2:50 – 3:40

György Buzsáki

Are space and time in your brain?

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3:40 - 4:00

coffee break

 

4:00 – 4:30 

Sara Aronowitz

3 Questions about Space in Memory

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4:30 – 5:30 

General Discussion

 

November 9th

8:00-8:30

light breakfast

 

8:30-9:20

Ali Boyle

Space, Time, and Memory in Artificial Agents

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9:20-10:10

Ida Momennejad

Predictive cognitive maps: multiscale models of hippocampus & prefrontal representations

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10:10-10:30

coffee break

 

10:30-11:20

Sarah Robins

Cognitive Maps and Mnemonic Structure

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11:20-12:30

John O’Keefe (+ short discussion)

How the hippocampus underpins flexible navigation

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12:30-2:00

lunch break

 

2:00-5:00

General discussion, lead by student awardees