Posters.
136 posters spread across four sessions, one per afternoon. Find your day below; check the printed programme on arrival for board numbers.
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On the day of your poster, please bring it with you in the morning during check-in and hand it to Georgina Cole at the entrance. Make sure your name is clearly written on the poster tube.
Day 1 · Tuesday, 9 June · Neural Data
34 posters- 01.
Decomposing Predictive Information in Social Dynamics
Akira Kawano·EMBL Rome
- 02.
Neural Unmixing: Separating Recurrent Dynamics and Structured Inputs
Akshay Gautam·University of Edinburgh
- 03.
An EEG and computational investigation of visual working memory: Bridging the gap between Marr’s levels of analysis
Alberto Petrin·University of Padova
- 04.
Rethinking Activation Functions in Deep Learning: A Theoretical Physics Perspective
Alejandro Chinea Manrique de Lara·UNED
- 05.
Intracranial Neural Signatures of Decision Uncertainty Based on an Active Inference Model for Probabilistic Three-Armed Bandit Task
Alessandra N. C. Yu·Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai
- 06.
An integrative framework for the human sense of control
Alireza Modirshanechi·Helmholtz Munich & MPI Bio Cybernetics
- 07.
MECHANISTIC FOUNDATIONS OF GOAL-DIRECTED CONTROL
Alma Lago·CSIC, UPV/EHU
- 08.
From composition to coordination: Network principles governing emergent frog limb circuits
August Winther·University of Copenhagen, Denmark
- 09.
Embodied Decision Making in Active inference
basile LEBRE·Paris Nanterre University, LICAE
- 10.
Node-Wise Parameter Estimation in The Virtual Brain via HCP-Informed Optimization on a Mean Head Model
Benedetta Gambosi·Sapienza University of Rome
- 11.
Discovering Features of Human Decision-Making with Mechanistic Interpretability
Beste Tasci·Helmholtz Munich
- 12.
A High-Fidelity Whole-Brain Simulation Engine for AI-Driven EEG Source Reconstruction
Christian Buda·Sapienza University of Rome
- 13.
Physical Network Constraints Generate Lognormal Connectome Architecture Through Multiplicative Branching
Daniel Barabasi·MIT/Harvard
- 14.
Clique-bait: convergent suboptimal strategies on a visual inference problem in humans and machines
Daniele Tirinnanzi·International School for Advanced Studies (SISSA), Trieste, Italy
- 15.
Putting Neural Networks to Sleep: Oscillations and Hebbian Learning in RNNs
Dashiell Fairborn·Pomona College
- 16.
Solving the binding problem with overlapping neural representations
Davide Maioli·University of Groningen
- 17.
The Nematode Digital Twin: Simulating Neural Dynamics, Behavior, and In Silico Lesions in C. elegans
Davide Nuzzi·Istituto di Scienze e Tecnologie della Cognizione (ISTC) - CNR
- 18.
Neural encoding of sensory “surprise” in the mouse brain
Diego Benusiglio·EMBL
- 19.
Neural Signatures of Human Motor Adaptation
Dmitrii Todorov·INSERM / Sorbonne University (Paris, France)
- 20.
Mere exposure to others' exploration strategy is not sufficient for strategy contagion
Dr. Alexandra Witt·RIKEN-CBS
- 21.
Beyond the Deficit — The Neurodivergent Root of OCD as Dysfunctional Expression of an Atypical Cognitive System
Eleonora Gallo·Pediatra - Asl Città di Torino
- 22.
Emergent specialization of distributed networks in cortically-embedded RNNs with macroscopic gradients
Eva Sevenster·University of Bristol
- 23.
Scaling generative vision models for high level statistics in large images
Ferenc Csikor·HUN-REN Wigner Research Centre for Physics, Budapest, Hungary
- 24.
Compressibility of Neuronal Activity Across Dynamical Regimes
Lochan Chaudhari·Northeastern University Boston
- 25.
Egocentric Navigation Induces Square Grids: An Account of Distortions in Grid Cells through Reference Frames
Marco Ciapparelli·University of Trento
- 26.
Building higher-order invariance in mouse visual cortex
Miguel Nunez-Ochoa·HHMI Janelia Research Campus
- 27.
Comparing Neural Dynamics by Identifying Optimal Linearizing Embeddings
Mitchell Ostrow·MIT
- 28.
Proto-Cognitive Signatures in Perturbed Proof Search
Phil Rohr·Specter Labs
- 29.
Atri Ghosh·University of Trento
- 30.
Caterina Bartucca·Università Telematica Guglielmo Marconi / Independent Researcher
- 31.
Carlos Stein·Night City Labs
- 32.
Eugenio Bertolini·RIKEN, Pioneering Research Institute, Adaptive Motor Control RIKEN Hakubi Research Team. The University of Tokyo, Graduate School of Engineering.
- 33.
Léa Guillon·SLANT Editions
- 34.
Yasser Binbisher·University of Southern California
Day 2 · Wednesday, 10 June · Neural Theory
36 posters- 01.
Hearing the Shape of Space: A Spectral Geometric Account of Grid-Cell Scaling
Jesús Reyes Torres·Institute of Computer Science, University of Tartu
- 02.
Expected information and empowerment gain as intrinsic motivational drives for goal-directed causal learning
Andrea Brovelli·Aix Marseille Université
- 03.
The hippocampus as a hierarchical predictive map
Changmin Yu·University of Cambridge
- 04.
Building Brain Anatomy From Scratch With Simple Generative Dynamical Models
Daniel Graham·Hobart and William Smith Colleges
- 05.
Modeling human synchronization to rhythmic patterns with varying statistical regularities
Dr. Dunia Giomo·Sapienza University of Rome
- 06.
Hippocampal–Parietal Dissociation in Mapping and Moving Through Conceptual Space
Dr. Giuliano Giari·Center for Mind/Brain Sciences, University of Trento
- 07.
Human–AI Alignment in Specialized Domains where Experience Is Scarce
Eeshan Hasan·The Ohio State University
- 08.
Brain-Inspired Recurrent Neural Network Featuring Dendrites for Efficient and Accurate Learning in Timeseries Classification Tasks
Eirini Troullinou·IMBB-FORTH
- 09.
Decoding Visual Imagery from fMRI Data through Latent Functional Alignment
Fabrizio Spera·Tor Vergata, University of Rome
- 10.
Surprise-evoked sensorimotor disruptions explained through hierarchical Active Inference
Flàvia Ferrús Marimón·EMBL
- 11.
DIP-BID: Dual IP-Adapters for Structural Brain-to-Image Decoding from fMRI
Grigorii Rashkov·University of Rome, Tor Vergata
- 12.
Fleeing is Believing: Adaptive behavior under social threat as an inference process
Hridai Khurana·European Molecular Biology Laboratory, Rome
- 13.
Dynamic Network Segregation at Inter-task Rest Predicts Structural Transfer in Human Continual Learning
Hyunhoe An·Center for Neuroscience Imaging Research
- 14.
Somatic Clonal Evolution as a Hidden Constraint on Neural Circuit Stability in Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy
Irene Antony·Harvard Medical School
- 15.
Physics-Guided Virtual Sensor Networks for Task-Based Neural Field Reconstruction from OPM-MEG Signals.
Jacob Ninan·Kottackal Business Solutions Private Ltd.
- 16.
NLDisco: A pipeline for interpretable neural latent discovery
Jai Bhagat·University College London Stanford University Metamorphic
- 17.
Unifying normative and scaffold models of grid cells
Janis Keck·Max Planck Institute CBS
- 18.
Neural Manifold Geometry Encodes Feature Fields
Julian Yocum·UC Berkeley
- 19.
Biological profits of irrational computations in the orbitofrontal cortex
Juliette Bénon·University of Zürich - Zurich Center for Neuroeconomics
- 20.
Maximizing Memory Capacity in Heterogeneous Networks
Kaining Zhang·Abdus Salam International Centre for Theoretical Physics (ICTP)
- 21.
Structural basis of functional specialization in the dentate gyrus
Khashayar Baghizadeh·Centre for Genomic Regulation (CRG)
- 22.
Network Dynamics under Connectivity Variability: Evidence for Topological Stochastic Resonance
Konstantin Nikolic·University of West London, London, UK
- 23.
Topological features in hippocampus cognitive maps dynamics
Konstantin Sorokin·National Research University Higher School of Economics
- 24.
Challenging Backpropagation: Evidence for Target-Based Learning in the Neocortex
Lhea Beumer·ETH Zurich
- 25.
Separate or share? Hierarchical balancing of orthogonalization, alignment, and abstraction in continual learning
Márton Hajnal·HUN-REN Wigner Research Centre for Physics, Budapest, Hungary
- 26.
Clara Kümpel·ETH Zurich & Gatsby Unit, UCL
- 27.
Dr. Aneesh P B·Janelia Research Campus, Howard Hughes Medical Institute
- 28.
Fabian Renz·Max-Planck-Institute for Human Cognitive and Brain Sciences
- 29.
Francesco Innocenti·University of Oxford
- 30.
Francisco José Maldonado Torralba·Institute of Computer Science, University of Tartu
- 31.
Ghanendra Singh·PhD Student Independent Researcher
- 32.
Gianfrancesco Angelini·Medical Physics Section, Department of Biomedicine and Prevention, University of Rome Tor Vergata
- 33.
Dr. Hayder Amin·Deutsches Zentrum für Neurodegenerative Erkrankungen e.V. (DZNE)
- 34.
Hongkun Wu·University of Edinburgh
- 35.
Julian Kędys·Poznan Supercomputing and Networking Center, Polish Academy of Sciences
- 36.
Kirubeswaran Obula Ramesh Babu·Technische Universität Darmstadt
Day 3 · Thursday, 11 June · Cognitive Science
34 posters- 01.
Signatures of hierarchical, heuristic-guided planning in real-world human conceptual navigation
Denis Lan·University College London
- 02.
How task difficulty shapes the emergence of temporal ordering in human planning
Dr. Mattia Eluchans·Institute of Cognitive Sciences and Technologies (ISTC-CNR)
- 03.
Almost-Linear Recurrent Neural Networks as a Forecasting-Based Framework for Assessing Dynamic Connectivity Identifiability in Resting-State fMRI
Leema Hamid·Goethe University Frankfurt
- 04.
Self-referential behavior as a mechanism for self-regulation
Leo Breston·UCSD
- 05.
Heterogeneous Grid Attractors: Stability and Geometry in Neuromorphic Systems
Leonardo Martinelli·Institute of Neuroinformatics, UZH & ETH, Zurich
- 06.
Geometric regularization of representation spaces enables efficient learning of cognitive operators
Liebenow, Paul·Tu Darmstadt
- 07.
Transformers learn factored representations
Loren Amdahl-Culleton·Astera Institute, Simplex
- 08.
Generative Modeling of Intracranial EEG: Unveiling the Temporal Signatures of Cognitive Regions
Lorenzo Dall'Olio·IRCCS Istituto delle scienze neurologiche di Bologna
- 09.
A recurrent circuit supporting both low- and high-dimensional population dynamics
Lorenzo Fontolan·Inserm, France
- 10.
Representational bottlenecks induce sequential processing in recurrent neural networks
Marcel Graetz·Champalimaud Centre for the Unknown
- 11.
Artificial intelligence models can track and collaboratively modulate human memory search dynamics
Mariana Duarte·Champalimaud Foundation
- 12.
Consequences of synergistic organisation in language models
mariana meireles·UC Berkeley
- 13.
Incremental alternative sampling as a lens into the temporal and representational resolution of linguistic prediction
Mario Giulianelli·University College London
- 14.
Artificial Neuroscience: science and engineering of artificial brains
Mark Sandler·Queen Mary University of London
- 15.
Adaptive Reluctant Plasticity
Mark van Rossum·University of Nottingham
- 16.
Targeted input selects global spatiotemporal motifs in spatially structured inhibitory networks
Marta Tataryn·University of Copenhagen
- 17.
Bayesian Model Comparison for Neural Models of Decision Making
Maryam Meghdadi·Helmholtz Institute for Human-Centered AI
- 18.
The geometry of the neural state space of decisions
Mauro Monsalve·Center for Theoretical Neuroscience, Mortimer B. Zuckerman Mind Brain Behavior Institute, Columbia University
- 19.
Mixed Selectivity as a Signature of Generalization in Neural Networks
Michele Viscione·ETH Zürich
- 20.
Perception from Action: How Control Shapes Visual Representations
Mihai Bujanca·Qualcomm XR Labs
- 21.
Modeling Hebbian Plasticity with Normalization
Mirabel Reid·TU Darmstadt
- 22.
The influence of Expectations on Sensory Processing during Adversarial Image Recognition
MSc Paulo Ortiz Marto Fonseca·Donders Institute, Radboud University
- 23.
Temporal encoding profiles of object-based visual attention
Niklas Mueller·University of Amsterdam
- 24.
Robot Metacognition: Decision Making with Confidence for Tool Invention
Pablo Lanillos·Neuro AI and Robotics group. Spanish National Research Council
- 25.
Peter Keffer·University of Osnabrück
- 26.
Predicting neural responses using scalable Gaussian Processes in closed loop
Pietro Zamberlan·Sorbonne University, Vision Institute.
- 27.
Confidence Exposes Information-Theoretic Constraints in Decision Making
Poppy Collis·University of Sussex
- 28.
The Dynamics of Memory: Replay, Diffusion, and Attractor Formation
Priyam Ghosh·Birla Institute of Science and Technology, Pilani
- 29.
Biologically inspired constraints reduce solution degeneracy in task-trained RNNs
Pulki Supervisor·The University of Chicago
- 30.
Recovering Neural Connectivity from Sparse Measurements: A Covariance-Based Framework for the Inverse Problem
Quilee Simeon·MIT
- 31.
Beyond perception: Sequential efficient coding of perceptual and value representations
Saurabh Bedi·University of Zurich (Department of Economics).
- 32.
Marvin Mathony·Helmholtz Munich
- 33.
Oleg Maslennikov·IAP RAS
- 34.
Pulkit Singh·The University of Chicago
Day 4 · Friday, 12 June · Artificial Intelligence
32 posters- 01.
Continual learning of one's spatial orientation through causal inference
Ajabi, Zaki·Harvard University
- 02.
Generative AI collective behavior needs an interactionist paradigm
Bruno Lepri·Bruno Kessler Foundation
- 03.
The BODHI Framework: Engineering and Testing Epistemic Virtues for Collaborative Intelligence in Clinical Decision Support
Max Lange·MIT / King’s College London
- 04.
Geometric Phase Transition Enables Extreme Hippocampal Memory Capacity
Prashant Raju·Independent
- 05.
Dynamic recruitment of mixed-selective neurons in the Anterior Cingulate Cortex supports complex task learning
Raimon Bullich Vilarrubias·Institute of Neuroinformatics, ETH Zurich and University of Zurich
- 06.
Visualizing Voxel Selectivity in Human fMRI with Most Exciting Inputs
Riccardo Vella·IMT School for Advanced Studies, Lucca
- 07.
Artificial Agency Program: Curiosity, compression, and communication in agents
Richard Csaky·Independent
- 08.
Revisiting the Information Bottleneck Through Overparameterisation and Gradient Dynamics
Ryan Singh·University of Sussex
- 09.
A chess model that captures how humans evaluate and address complexity
Ryan Thomas Philips PhD·Azim Premji University
- 10.
Making brain decoding interpretable: semantic bottlenecks enable voxel-wise concept maps.
Sara Cammarota·University of Rome, Tor Vergata
- 11.
Graph-Structured Fusion of EEG and fNIRS for Motor Imagery Decoding: A Case for Geometric Deep Learning in Non-Invasive Upper-Limb Prosthetic BCI
Soham Mehra·Morph Labs
- 12.
Hierarchical Graph Neural Networks for Mapping sEEG Topologies: Functional Specialization of Frontal vs. Posterior Cortical Zones
Stefano Polizzi, PhD in Physics·IRCCS Istituto delle Scienze Neurologiche di Bologna
- 13.
Thermodynamics of Linear Regression
Sultan Daniels·UC Berkeley
- 14.
Robust collective decision-making in volatile political environments using quadratic voting
Sylvain Estebe·Aarhus University - Center for Humanities Computing
- 15.
Sparse Nonlinearity and Low-Dimensional Task Representations Reveal Computational Structure in Multi-Task Learning
Sílvia García Hernández·Goethe University Frankfurt
- 16.
Neuromorphic Implementation of Insect-inspired Path Integration and Homing Mechanisms
Tangwei Cao·University of Groningen
- 17.
From Space to Syntax: Scaling Cognitive Maps to Hierarchical Formal Languages with MapFormers
Victor Rambaud·CNRS - LSCP
- 18.
Noise or Change? A Computational Study of Human Learning in Dynamic Environments
Vignayanandam Ravindernath Muddapu·Azim Premji University
- 19.
On the Reliability of AI Methods in Drug Discovery: Evaluation of Boltz-2 for Structure and Binding Affinity Prediction
Xibei Zhang·University College London
- 20.
Neural State Machine for Brain-like State-dependent Execution, Sequential Recall and Online Learning
Xinyun Sheryl Zhang·Technical University of Munich; Institute of NeuroInformatics UZHÐ
- 21.
Statistical analysis of small-integer ratios in music cognition
Yannick Jadoul·Sapienza University of Rome
- 22.
EEGNet-Based Decoding of Human Motor Adaptation from Magnetoencephalography Signals
Yassine Lakhdari·INSERM / Sorbonne University (Paris, France)
- 23.
COGITAO: A Procedural and Object-Centric Framework to Evaluate Compositional and Systematic Generalization
Yassine Taoudi Benchekroun·Institute of Neuroinformatics, ETH Zurich
- 24.
A Co-trained Model of Retina and Cortex Traces the Transformation of Visual Computations Across the Hierarchy
Youssef Faragalla (I am a presenter)·Stanford University
- 25.
Persistent Adaptation through Dual-Timescale Regulation of Ion Channel Properties
Yugarshi Mondal·Brandeis University
- 26.
Computational cognitive mechanisms of visual working memory in obsessive-compulsive disorder and sex differences
YunxuanZeng·the Second Xiangya Hospital, Central South University
- 27.
The Library Theorem: Inscription as a Formal Mechanism for Agentic AI Scaling and Alignment
Zachary F. Mainen, Ph.D.·Champalimaud Neuroscience Programme Champalimaud Centre for the Unknown
- 28.
Goncalo Guiomar·ETH AI Center, University of Zürich
- 29.
Guillaume Pourcel·University of Groningen
- 30.
Sander de Haan·ETH Zurich
- 31.
Spiros Chavlis·IMBB-FORTH
- 32.
Vito Dichio·École Normale Supérieure (ENS-PSL)
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