Call for abstracts: Advances in Computational Motor Control

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Dear colleagues:

Emo Todorov and I are writing to invite you to a symposium at the Society
for Neuroscience conference this year at Orlando. It's titled "Advances in
Computational Motor Control" and it takes place on Saturday, Nov. 2, 9:00 AM
to 5:30 PM at the convention center in Orlando. The purpose of the meeting
is to highlight computational modeling and theories in motor control. This
is an opportunity to meet and hear from some of the bright minds in the
field.

SFN has agreed to sponsor the meeting and provide us with facilities. I
expect that the cost of attending the meeting will be negligible.

The focus of the meeting is very much on submitted abstracts. The abstracts
will be reviewed by a panel and ranked. The top 12 or so abstracts will be
selected for oral presentation. We want to encourage oral presentation by
students who have had a major role in the work described in the abstracts.

We have set up a web site to facilitate submission of abstracts:

www.bme.jhu.edu/acmc

The deadline for abstract submission is September 20. Abstracts should be
no more than one page in length, and may include figures.

The board of reviewers include:

Larry Snyder, Peter Strick, Tim Ebner, Eilon Vaadia, Martha Flanders
Ketchen Zhang, Camillo Padoa-Schioppa, Paul Cisek, Hagai Bergman, John
Kalaska, Andy Barto, Jim Ashe, Yoky Matsuoka, David Ostry, Steve Lisberger,
Mitsuo Kawato, Daniel Wolpert, Roberto Caminiti, Andy Mitz, and Pietro
Morasso.

with our best wishes,

Reza Shadmehr and Emo Todorov

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