Brown Bag Lectures 2010

The Cognitive Sciences Brown Bags are public lectures that deal with aspects of cognitive sciences and artificial intelligence. They are organized by the Artificial Intelligence Laboratory at the University of Zurich. The atmosphere is meant to be informal to stimulate discussion and we often serve food and drinks during the talks.

Locations:

AND: Andreasstrasse 15, 8050 Zürich Oerlikon ( map )
BIN: Binzmühlestrasse 14, 8050 Zürich Oerlikon ( map )

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History: Looking for Brown Bag talks from previous years? Click this link to older websites or search in this block of prior speakers.

Podcast: Some of the latest talks have been recorded and are listed together with other exciting talks on ShanghAI lectures website. Follow "guest lectures" or this link.

Contact: For more information please contact Naveen Kuppuswamy: naveenoid at ifi.uzh.ch

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Date	Speaker	Title	Host	Venue
23.02.2010 17.15 h	Dr. Daniel Stonier	Where Robotics Research and Industry Collide	Naveen Kuppuswamy	AND 2.06
02.03.2010 17.15 h	Hisashi Ishihara and Jin Higashijima	Social Development of human infant: its model and disorders	Hidenobu Sumioka and Shuhei Miyashita	AND 5-29/31
09.03.2010 17.15 h	Sawa Fuke	Acquiring multimodal representation of the face and arm	Hidenobu Sumioka	AND 5-29/31
22.03.2010 17.15 h	Dr. Gustavo C. Buscaglia	Towards the realistic simulation of complex ﬂuidic systems: Decomposition strategies	Juan-Pablo Carbajal	AND 5-29/31
07.04.2010 17.15 h - 18.00 h	Andy Gracie	Hybrid Ecosystems	Dr. Daniel Bisig	AND 5-29/31
08.04.2010 17.15 h - 18.15 h	Munehiko Sato and Sho Sakurai	Trends in Digital Art : Installations and Subjective Cognition	Takatsugu Kuriyama	AND 5-29/31
27.04.2010 17.15 h	Dr. Micha Hersch	Learning a peripersonal space representation for a humanoid robot	Matej Hoffman	AND 5-29/31
01.06.2010 17.15 h	Dr. Lorenz Lechner	Information technology, robots, and the meaning of artificial life	Olivier Olsen	AND 5-29/31
03.06.2010 17.15 h	Dr.Morten Fjeld	Tangible and Tabletop Computing: Software and Usability Aspects	Nathan Labhart	AND 5-29/31
15.06.2010 17.15 h	Jacques Ambühl	Do numerical weather forecasting models learn weather patterns?	Dr. Ruedi Fuchslin	AND 5-29/31
29.06.2010 17.15 h	Prof. Dr. Thomas Schack	The Cognitive Architecture of Motor Action – Building Blocks of Performance in Memory and Brain	Dr. Ruedi Fuchslin	AND 5-29/31
04.11.2010	Prof. Hajime Asama	Mobiligence - Emergence of Adaptive Motor Function through Interaction among Brain, Body, and Env	Dr. Kohei Nakajima	AND 2.06
19.11.2010 17.15 h - 18.00 h	Dr. Daniel Polani	On Informational Principles of Embodied Cognition	Naveen Kuppuswamy	AND 5-29/31
07.12.2010	Dr. Bill Bigge	Creating virtual mechanisms in real robots using modular compliant actuators	Hung Vu Quy	AND 5-29/31
13.12.2010 17.15 h - 18.00 h	Dr. Tasuo Unemi	A Breeding Tool for Abstract Animations and Its Application	Prof. Dr. Rolf Pfeifer	AND 2.06
21.12.2010	Dr. Helmut Hauser	Theoretical Foundations for Morphological Computation	Flurin Casanova	AND 2.11 (AILab Lounge)