Conference Program


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	Conference Program

The four-day Conference will include invited presentations organized in symposia on cutting-edge topics and poster sessions. A panel discussion will conclude each symposium. See the abstracts of the presentations and the conference schedule.

Keynote lecture: Computing with Neural Ensembles

Miguel Nicolelis

Duke University

International Institute of Neuroscience of Natal

Keynote lecture: Schizophrenia: Serial Order Processing Deficit?
	James Houk Northwestern University

Symposium: New Approaches to Movement Rehabilitation
	Dejan Popovic Aalborg University
	Ina Tarkka Brain Research and Rehabilitation Center Neuron
	Hermano Krebs Massachusetts Institute of Technology
	Mindy Levin McGill University

Symposium: Optimality Principles in Motor Control
	Emanuel Todorov University of California, San Diego
	Gerald Loeb University of Southern California
	Stephen Scott Queen's University

Symposium: Laterality, Hemispheric Dominance and Inter-Limb Motor Control
	Robert Sainburg Pennsylvania State University
	Richard Ivry University of California, Berkeley
	Kathleen Haaland University of New Mexico

Symposium: Do Internal Models Exist in our Brain?
	Pietro Morasso University of Genova
	Mark Latash Pennsylvania State University

Symposium: Sensory Integration for Postural Control
	Fay Horak Oregon Health & Science University
	Robert Peterka Oregon Health & Science University
	Jane Macpherson Oregon Health & Science University

Symposium: Neuromuscular Adaptations in Response to Physical Activity
	Gary Kamen University of Massachusetts
	Tibor Hortobagyi East Carolina University

Symposium: Detection of Neuromuscular Performance
	Roberto Merletti Politecnico di Torino
	Edward (Ted) A. Clancy Worcester Polytechnic Institute

Symposium: Stability and Variability
	Gregor Sch?ner Ruhr-Universit?t-Bochum
	Sandro Mussa-Ivaldi Northwestern University
	Dagmar Sternad Pennsylvania State University

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