Schedule

Opening remarks

Tsuyoshi Ikegami, CiNet

Session 1

Chair: Tsuyoshi Ikegami

Game theory of interactions between humans and robots

Etienne Burdet, Imperial College

Motor Learning in a Modular Control Architecture: Insights from Feedforward and Recurrent Computational Models

Andrea d'Avella,  University of Rome Tor Vergata

The Representation of Motor Memories

David W. Franklin, Technical University of Munich

General Discussion

Session 2

Chair: Astushi Yokoi

“Express” sensorimotor behavior in humans: generalization across sensory modalities, muscle groups, and target acquisition tasks.

Timothy J. Carroll, The University of Queensland

Causal investigation of the role of arousal in decision making and motor control using transcutaneous vagus nerve stimulation

Julie Duque, Université Catholique Louvain

Neural basis of motor flexibility in skilled action

Katja Kornysheva, University of Birmingham

General Discussion

Session 3

Chair:  Nobuhiro Hagura

Online Planning of Sequential actions

Jörn Diedrichsen, Western University

Aging is associated with uniform structural decline across cerebellar regions but preserved cerebellar motor function and topological organization

Jean-Jacques Orban de Xivry, KU Leuven

Implicit Assumptions

Denise Henriques, York University

General Discussion

Session 4

Chair: Yuto Makino

Abstract Sensorimotor Transformations in the Human Neocortex

Samuel McDougle, Yale University

Do we really need forward models for sensorimotor control?

Adrian Haith

Decision policy demands drives motor memory separation

Nobuhiro Hagura, CiNet

General Discussion

Closing remarks

Atsushi Yokoi, CiNet