2027

Scope

Artificial intelligence has advanced rapidly by incorporating neuroscientific insights into how the brain processes information. Yet the principles underlying brain function are not fully understood. Further elucidating these principles is of fundamental importance for neuroscience and may open new directions in artificial intelligence and computing technologies.
The objective of this symposium is to provide an opportunity to present the latest research on brain computing and brain function, and to discuss key issues in these fields.

Topics of interest include:

• Artificial neural networks and brain-inspired AI
• Biocomputing and cultured neuronal networks
• Brain computer
• Brain-computer interfaces
• Brain imaging and neural recording
• Embodied intelligence and robotics
• Experimental and computational neuroscience
• Learning and plasticity
• Neural coding, dynamics, and data analysis
• Neuromorphic devices, circuits, and systems
• Reservoir computing

Invited Speakers

Important Notice

This symposium will be held in a hybrid format. Oral sessions will be broadcasted live via Zoom Meeting, and participants can choose to join either onsite or online. Poster sessions will be held only at the onsite venue. Poster presenters are required to attend onsite.