7th International Conference on the Mathematics of Neuroscience and AI.
The conference returns to Rome, this time at Villa Wolkonsky, the British Ambassador's Residence, for four days of submission-led sessions and invited keynotes.
The conference convenes researchers across neuroscience and cognitive science; machine learning, applied mathematics, and theoretical computer science; and the adjacent fields, to examine how intelligence is represented, learned and instantiated in biological and artificial systems. The points at which the two literatures disagree are, in our experience, the most useful.
Neuromonster is, in our view, a serious research venue: submission-led, peer-reviewed, selective and oriented toward open problems, conceptual clarity and rigorous exchange. It is not a venue for product demonstrations or speculative futures.
- ITuesday · 9 June · Neural Data08:30 – 19:00 · Poster Session 1 (PM) · Welcome Reception
- IIWednesday · 10 June · Neural Theory09:30 – 20:00 · Poster Session 2 (PM) · Conference Dinner
- IIIThursday · 11 June · Cognitive Science09:30 – 17:00 · Poster Session 3 (PM)
- IVFriday · 12 June · Artificial Intelligence09:30 – 19:00 · Poster Session 4 (PM) · Closing Reception
The full daily schedule, venue notes and tips for the hall are kept in the Guest Hub.
Submission-led talks, spotlights and the closing panel are confirmed in the weeks before the conference.
The Guest Hub
The practical companion to the week: travel notes, venue, dining, the city. Please consult it before you arrive.
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Tickets are sold out. Cancellations are routine in the months before the conference; waitlisted attendees are admitted in the order in which they wrote.
Join the waitlist →The conference is now in its seventh edition. Past programmes, keynote rolls and session listings are retained below as the institution has held them.
- 2025Split, 2025Sixth edition. May 27-30th, 2025. Radisson Blu, Split, Croatia.View →
- 2024Rome, 2024Fifth edition. Tuesday 28th - Friday 31st May, 2024. Villa Wolkonsky, Rome.View →
- 2023Rhodes, 2023Fourth edition. 28th September - 1st October, 2023. Old Town, Rhodes. Virtual or in-person..View →
- 2022Crete, 2022Third edition. 24th and 25th September, 2022. Crete. Virtual or in-person..View →
AIs that set their own goals - learning general purpose world models for efficient planning & acting
Keynote speaker Professor Juergen Schmidhuber from King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST) and IDSIA presents his talk "A…
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Symmetry and Universality - Dr Sophia Sanborn (Science)
Invited talk at the 5th International Convention on the Mathematics of Neuroscience and Artificial Intelligence, Rome, 2024 (https://neuromo…
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Are People Still Smarter than Machines? (Professor Jay McClelland)
Keynote speaker Professor Jay McClelland from Stanford University presents his talk "Are People Still Smarter than Machines?" Today, AI syst…
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How perturbations and climate change shape dynamics of neurons and circuits (Eve Marder)
Keynote speaker Professor Eve Marder from Brandeis University presents her talk on "Perturbations and climate change shape dynamics of neuro…
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Unifying the mechanisms of the hippocampal and prefrontal cognitive maps - Dr James Whittington
Invited talk from Dr James Whittington (Oxford / Stanford / Zyphra) at the 5th International Convention on the Mathematics of Neuroscience a…
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Discovering symbolic cognitive models with LLMs (Dr Kim Stachenfeld)
Keynote speaker Dr Kim Stachenfeld from Google DeepMind presents her talk "Discovering symbolic cognitive models with LLMs" Symbolic models…
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