2011 International Joint Conference on Neural Networks (IJCNN 2011)
Program Addendum is added.
Please go to the link Program Addendum (in pdf format or docx format) for detail on the changes.
Registration Information Updated
New Information for the Restistration is updated.
Information on transportation, dining and local attractions is now available
Tutorial 17: Computation with locally-connected dynamical systems is canceled.
Change of program in workshop "Neuromorphic Hardware: design and applications"
Please click here to chekc the slight change of the workshop.
Instructions for Oral and Poster Presentation:
Instructions for oral and poster presentations are now available at appropriate links on the left
Extension of Early Registration:
Early registration for IJCNN is being extended by a week until July 7 (midnight, US Easterm Time). There will be no further extensions, so please take advantage of this opportunity if you have not registered.
Conference Program
The final program for IJCNN 2011is now available. Please click on the link below to download the program:
Conference Program (pdf)
NSF Student Awards Application:
A limited number of student awards sponsored by the National science Foundation are available. Please see NSF Student Awards for detail. Submission deadline is May 20.
Registration Is Open
Registration is now open, please go to Registration Section for detail.
New Plenary Talk Section
New plenary talk information is updated in Plenary Talks Section.
Workshop schedule
The workshop schedule is updated, please go to the Workshop Schedule link for detail.
PDFeXpress help:
More help on PDF eXpress is available here
Accommodation information
Please check ccommodation information here.
Unsupervised and Transfer Learning Challenge:
Phase 2 started from March 4th. Deadline is April 15th, 2011.
| Plenary Speakers | ||
|---|---|---|
| IJCNN 2011 will feature plenary talks by the following acclaimed researchers: | ||
| Michael Arbib | University of Southern California | Neuroscience and Cognitive Science |
| Leon Glass | McGill University | Biological Rhythms and Oscillatory Dynamics |
| Dharmendra Modha | IBM Almaden Research Center | Cognitive Computing |
| Stefan Schaal | University of Southern California | Embodied Robotics |
| Juergen Schmidhuber | IDSIA, Switzerland | Computational Intelligence |
| Special Symposium | ||
|---|---|---|
| From Brains to Machines | ||
| Tuesday, August 2, 2011 | ||
| IJCNN 2011 will feature a special all-day symposium called "From Brains to Machines", featuring invited talks and panel discussion by leading researchers in neuroscience, cognitive science, cognitive computing and embodied systems. | ||
| The symposium is sponsored by the National Science Foundation. |
Student Travel Awards Available:
Student Travel Awards application is open. Please go to Student Travel Awards for details.
Panel Discussions
Details of Panel discussions are available here.
Instructon to IEEE PDF Express:
Instruction to PDF Express is updated in the Submission Instruction page.
Extension for Competition Ford Challenge:
End date of Competition Ford Challenge has been extended to March 09, 2011.
Please visit here for detail.
Special Sessions and Tutorials:
Special Sessions and Tutorial List have been updated.
New open Competition:
Phase 1 of the competition Unsupervised and Transfer Learning Challenge is now open.
The competition The German Traffic Sign Recognition Benchmark is now open. Please check further information and other competition schedules here.
Proposal due date extended:
The due dates for tutorial, workshop, panel and special session proposals have been
extended from December 1st to December 15th.
The notification dates for the proposals for Special Sessions, Panels have been extended to December 20th, 2010.
The notification dates for the proposals for Tutorials, Workshop have been extended to January 5th, 2011.
November 9, 2010:
Two Competitions, Ford Challenge II and Social Networks, have started.
Please go to Competitions Schedule for further information.
Panel Discussion , Post-Conference Workshop , Special Session, Tutorials and Abstracts sessions are availabe.
