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Red Temática de Ciencias Cognitivas |
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Written by Manuel González Bedia
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Saturday, 28 November 2009 |
Es evidente la importancia que hoy día tienen los estudios de índole multidisciplinar de cara a una más completa y mejor comprensión de la realidad que nos rodea. El simposio en Investigación en Ciencias Cognitivas, que tendrá lugar en el Paraninfo de la Universidad de
Zaragoza durante los días 30 Noviembre y 1 de Diciembre, reúne en la ciudad a numerosos especialistas en el ámbito español dedicados al estudio y la comprensión de la mente desde un enfoque interdisciplinar.
El evento tiene como uno de sus objetivos fundamentales
hacer público el acto fundacional y la presentación de la Red Temática en Ciencias Cognitivas (RETECOG), una asociación interdisciplinar para la investigación y simulación de los fenómenos mentales, que se integrará en redes internacionales del mismo tipo, y desde la que se pretenden abordar proyectos docentes y de investigación interuniversitarios de gran envergadura en el campo de la cognición.
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Last Updated ( Tuesday, 01 December 2009 )
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Written by Web Master
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Saturday, 12 June 2004 |
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You are kindly welcomed to the UPM Autonomous Systems Laboratory website.
This site contains information about our research group: projects, activities, people, publications, courses, etc. The focus of our research are
Autonomous Systems, i.e. systems that operate by themselves without the need of external intervention. This is useful in many real-life situations for economical, technical or safety reasons.
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Last Updated ( Wednesday, 10 June 2009 )
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Toward a quantitative framework for networked embodied cognition |
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Written by Ricardo Sanz
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Friday, 17 October 2008 |
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An ASLab Research Seminar
Steps toward a quantitative framework for networked embodied cognition
Fabio Bonsignorio
Place: Salón de Actos de la ETSII
Time: November 25 , 2009 / 10:30-11:30
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In order to establish a quantitative framework for networked embodied cognition, we need to explore two main issues:
i) What we may need, the talk will present a survey of existing tools, concept model and known solutions and ii) How we may move forward, here Bonsignorio will give (some) tools and objectives according with his objectives.'
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Fabio Bonsignorio is founder and CEO of Heron Robots (advanced robotic solutions). He has been working in the R&D departments of several major Italian and American companies, mainly in the applications of intelligent systems. He holded academic research positions on robotics and lectures in robotics, industrial control systems and machine design at the Department of Mechanics of the University of Genova.
The preferred research topics are in robotics software architectures, robot swarms, intelligent agents, cognition.
He is author or co-author of publications in the areas of robotics, cognition and manufacturing systems. His first paper on robot control dates back to 1985.
He is a member of IEEE/RAS, AAAI, CLAWAR, and euCognition.
He coordinates the EURON Special Interest Group on Good Experimental Methodology and Benchmarking in Robotics and is a board member of EURON III.
Download the presentation here
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Last Updated ( Saturday, 28 November 2009 )
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Written by Ricardo Sanz
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Thursday, 06 November 2008 |
Neuroesthetics: When Art And The Brain Collide
ASLab was present in the ESF Exploratory workshop held in Milan, 23-26 September 2009.
Jaime Gómez presented the paper Mapping New Neural Pathways, written in conjunction with the curator Sarah Belden.
The term Neuroesthetics -the neuroscience of art and beauty- was coined by the neurobiologist Semir Zeki at University College London.
Neuroesthetics can be seen as a way of bridging that stubborn interdisciplinary gap between art and science; a recent scientific discipline that can help to finally dissolve the affected divide between C. P. Snow’s "two cultures."
Download the presentation here
Sarah Belden's art space website
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Last Updated ( Friday, 23 October 2009 )
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Launch of the Journal of Mind Theory |
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Written by Ricardo Sanz
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Wednesday, 21 October 2009 |
Journal of Mind Theory
An ASLab Journal
We all realise that the number of publications in the field of cognitive science
is continuously growing. This makes the task of getting a state-of-the-art
picture of the field an impossible task for any normal human.
We feel the need for simplification and focusing. We believe that the pursuit
of the ultimate understanding of mind shall be easier if we are able to get rid
of the decorative literature. While that kind of text usually embellishes
the many insights on the nature of mind, a narrower focus on the very core
issues is absolutely neccessary. Succinctness becomes a major target.
Hence, in the old way of the hard sciences, we strive for terse formalisations
that will minimise the need of ink and paper and will hopefully convey precise,
non-interpretable expressions of theories or hypotheses on mind nature.
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Under this programme we are trying to launch yet another journal which intends
this capture of a formal science of mind. Obviously formality and
abstraction has been attempted in the past, but instead of focusing on a
concrete formalism and/or a concrete target for formalisation, we open the domain to the mind at large without
commiting to a particular language. The commitment is only with the objective:
an unified formal theory of mind.
If we are succesful in this simplifying and focusing attempt, then there will be
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Last Updated ( Sunday, 20 December 2009 )
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