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Exciting Biologies 2008:  Biology of Cognition  
Chateau Hotel Mont Royal    
Chantilly, France    
October 16 - 18, 2008    
     
Meeting Flyer (downloadable .pdf)    
     

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 16        

   

Session 1: Learning & Memory and Fear      

 
     
     
Yadin Dudai    
Weizmann Institute, IL    
TBA    
     
David Anderson    
California Institute of Technology, USA
TBA    
     
Michael Fanselow    
University of California at Los Angeles, USA
TBA    
     
Wendy Suzuki    
New York University, USA    
TBA    
     

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17  

   
Session 2: Perception and Attention  
     
Jon Driver    
University College London, UK  
TBA    
     
Robert Desimone    
Massachusetts Institute of Technology, USA
TBA    
     
Angela Sirigu    
CNC-CNRS Lyon, FR  
The Role of the Parietal Cortex in Desiring to Move  
     
Marcus Raichle    
Washington University School of Medicine, USA
TBA    
     
Tony Movshon    
New York University    
TBA    
     
Session 3: Reward and Decision Making  
     
     
Trevor Robbins    
University of Cambridge, UK    
TBA    
     
Michael Shadlen    
University of Washington, USA  
TBA    
     
Wolfram Schultz    
University of Cambridge, UK    
TBA    
     
Colin Camerer    
California Institute of Technology, USA
TBA    
     

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18          

   
Session 4: Language and Number Processing  
     
     
Stanislas Dehaene    
INSERM-CEA Gif/Yvette, FR    
TBA    
     
Angela Friederici    
Max Planck Institute Leipzig, DE  
Structural and Functional Neuroanatomy of Grammar Processing  
     
Isabelle Peretz    
University of Montreal, CA  
The Nature of Music from a Neurobiological Perspective  
     
Simon Fisher    
University of Oxford, UK    
Neurogenetic Pathways Regulated by FOXP2, a Gene Involved in Speech and
Language
     
Session 5: Social Cognition and Empathy  
   
   
Chris Frith    
University College London, UK  
Social Interactions: Why do we Cooperate?  
     
Christian Keysers    
University Medical Center Groningen, NL
TBA    
     
Russell Fernald    
Stanford University, USA  
Social Control of Brain Structure: Cellular Consequences of Social Living (are you really going to talk about status?)
     
Kevin Ochsner    
Columbia University, USA    
TBA    
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