Posters.
145 posters spread across four sessions, one per afternoon. Find your day below; check the printed programme on arrival for board numbers.
- Setup
- On the morning of your poster session — put it up during the lunch or break before your session.
- Tube labels
- Your poster tube label has already been printed for you. Please collect yours from Georgina — either on Day 1 (Tuesday 9 June) or on the morning of your poster session. We’ll confirm the exact pickup point closer to the time.
- Take down
- Immediately after your session, so the stand can be reused the following day.
Any posters not collected by the end of the day will be taken down by the volunteers.
Posters should be either A0 or A1, portrait orientation only. Landscape posters unfortunately cannot be accommodated.
Recommended print shop: Centro Copie Valenziani (WhatsApp +39 328 962 3513). Backups: Copy Service Roma (Via Alessandria, 32 · +39 06 44236817 · copyservice-roma.com) and Centro Copie San Giovanni Cartocopie (near Re di Roma metro). See the home page for full instructions.
Day 1 · Tuesday, 9 June · Neural Data
35 posters- 01.
Decomposing Predictive Information in Social Dynamics
Akira Kawano·EMBL Rome
- 02.
Neural Unmixing: Separating Recurrent Dynamics and Structured Inputs
Akshay Gautam·University of Edinburgh
- 03.
An EEG and computational investigation of visual working memory: Bridging the gap between Marr’s levels of analysis
Alberto Petrin·University of Padova
- 04.
Rethinking Activation Functions in Deep Learning: A Theoretical Physics Perspective
Alejandro Chinea Manrique de Lara·UNED
- 05.
Intracranial Neural Signatures of Decision Uncertainty Based on an Active Inference Model for Probabilistic Three-Armed Bandit Task
Alessandra N. C. Yu·Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai
- 06.
An integrative framework for the human sense of control
Alireza Modirshanechi·Helmholtz Munich & MPI Bio Cybernetics
- 07.
MECHANISTIC FOUNDATIONS OF GOAL-DIRECTED CONTROL
Alma Lago·CSIC, UPV/EHU
- 08.
From composition to coordination: Network principles governing emergent frog limb circuits
August Winther·University of Copenhagen, Denmark
- 09.
Embodied Decision Making in Active inference
basile LEBRE·Paris Nanterre University, LICAE
- 10.
Node-Wise Parameter Estimation in The Virtual Brain via HCP-Informed Optimization on a Mean Head Model
Benedetta Gambosi·Sapienza University of Rome
- 11.
Discovering Features of Human Decision-Making with Mechanistic Interpretability
Beste Tasci·Helmholtz Munich
- 12.
A High-Fidelity Whole-Brain Simulation Engine for AI-Driven EEG Source Reconstruction
Christian Buda·Sapienza University of Rome
- 13.
Physical Network Constraints Generate Lognormal Connectome Architecture Through Multiplicative Branching
Daniel Barabasi·MIT/Harvard
- 14.
Clique-bait: convergent suboptimal strategies on a visual inference problem in humans and machines
Daniele Tirinnanzi·International School for Advanced Studies (SISSA), Trieste, Italy
- 15.
Putting Neural Networks to Sleep: Oscillations and Hebbian Learning in RNNs
Dashiell Fairborn·Pomona College
- 16.
Solving the binding problem with overlapping neural representations
Davide Maioli·University of Groningen
- 17.
The Nematode Digital Twin: Simulating Neural Dynamics, Behavior, and In Silico Lesions in C. elegans
Davide Nuzzi·Istituto di Scienze e Tecnologie della Cognizione (ISTC) - CNR
- 18.
Neural encoding of sensory “surprise” in the mouse brain
Diego Benusiglio·EMBL
- 19.
Neural Signatures of Human Motor Adaptation
Dmitrii Todorov·INSERM / Sorbonne University (Paris, France)
- 20.
Emergent specialization of distributed networks in cortically-embedded RNNs with macroscopic gradients
Eva Sevenster·University of Bristol
- 21.
Scaling generative vision models for high level statistics in large images
Ferenc Csikor·HUN-REN Wigner Research Centre for Physics, Budapest, Hungary
- 22.
Compressibility of Neuronal Activity Across Dynamical Regimes
Lochan Chaudhari·Northeastern University Boston
- 23.
Egocentric Navigation Induces Square Grids: An Account of Distortions in Grid Cells through Reference Frames
Atri Ghosh·University of Trento
- 24.
Building higher-order invariance in mouse visual cortex
Miguel Nunez-Ochoa·HHMI Janelia Research Campus
- 25.
Comparing Neural Dynamics by Identifying Optimal Linearizing Embeddings
Mitchell Ostrow·MIT
- 26.
Beyond the Deficit: The Neurodivergent Root of OCD as Dysfunctional Expression of an Atypical Cognitive System
Caterina Bartucca·Independent Researcher, University of Turin
- 27.
Carlos Stein·Night City Labs
- 28.
Eugenio Bertolini·RIKEN, Pioneering Research Institute, Adaptive Motor Control RIKEN Hakubi Research Team. The University of Tokyo, Graduate School of Engineering.
- 29.
Yasser Binbisher·University of Southern California
- 30.
Anna Sofia Lippolis·University of Bologna
- 31.
Harry Woodward·KCL
- 32.
Jang Hur·KCL
- 33.
Kapila Paskarathas·KCL
- 34.
William Zhang·KCL
- 35.
Dimitra Maoutsa·Independent
Day 2 · Wednesday, 10 June · Neural Theory
37 posters- 01.
Hearing the Shape of Space: A Spectral Geometric Account of Grid-Cell Scaling
Jesús Reyes Torres·Institute of Computer Science, University of Tartu
- 02.
Mere exposure to others' exploration strategy is not sufficient for strategy contagion
Dr. Alexandra Witt·RIKEN-CBS
- 03.
Expected information gain during goal-directed causal learning is encoded and broadcast within the sensorimotor system
Andrea Brovelli·Aix Marseille Université
- 04.
The hippocampus as a hierarchical predictive map
Changmin Yu·University of Cambridge
- 05.
Building Brain Anatomy From Scratch With Simple Generative Dynamical Models
Daniel Graham·Hobart and William Smith Colleges
- 06.
Modeling human synchronization to rhythmic patterns with varying statistical regularities
Dr. Dunia Giomo·Sapienza University of Rome
- 07.
Hippocampal–Parietal Dissociation in Mapping and Moving Through Conceptual Space
Dr. Giuliano Giari·Center for Mind/Brain Sciences, University of Trento
- 08.
Human–AI Alignment in Specialized Domains where Experience Is Scarce
Eeshan Hasan·The Ohio State University
- 09.
Brain-Inspired Recurrent Neural Network Featuring Dendrites for Efficient and Accurate Learning in Timeseries Classification Tasks
Eirini Troullinou·IMBB-FORTH
- 10.
Decoding Visual Imagery from fMRI Data through Latent Functional Alignment
Fabrizio Spera·Tor Vergata, University of Rome
- 11.
Surprise-evoked sensorimotor disruptions explained through hierarchical Active Inference
Flàvia Ferrús Marimón·EMBL
- 12.
DIP-BID: Dual IP-Adapters for Structural Brain-to-Image Decoding from fMRI
Grigorii Rashkov·University of Rome, Tor Vergata
- 13.
Fleeing is Believing: Adaptive behavior under social threat as an inference process
Hridai Khurana·European Molecular Biology Laboratory, Rome
- 14.
Dynamic Network Segregation at Inter-task Rest Predicts Structural Transfer in Human Continual Learning
Hyunhoe An·Center for Neuroscience Imaging Research
- 15.
Somatic Clonal Evolution as a Hidden Constraint on Neural Circuit Stability in Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy
Irene Antony·Harvard Medical School
- 16.
Physics-Guided Virtual Sensor Networks for Task-Based Neural Field Reconstruction from OPM-MEG Signals.
Jacob Ninan·Kottackal Business Solutions Private Ltd.
- 17.
NLDisco: A pipeline for interpretable neural latent discovery
Jai Bhagat·University College London Stanford University Metamorphic
- 18.
Unifying normative and scaffold models of grid cells
Janis Keck·Max Planck Institute CBS
- 19.
Neural Manifold Geometry Encodes Feature Fields
Julian Yocum·UC Berkeley
- 20.
Biological profits of irrational computations in the orbitofrontal cortex
Juliette Bénon·University of Zürich - Zurich Center for Neuroeconomics
- 21.
Maximizing Memory Capacity in Heterogeneous Networks
Kaining Zhang·Abdus Salam International Centre for Theoretical Physics (ICTP)
- 22.
Structural basis of functional specialization in the dentate gyrus
Khashayar Baghizadeh·Centre for Genomic Regulation (CRG)
- 23.
Network Dynamics under Connectivity Variability: Evidence for Topological Stochastic Resonance
Konstantin Nikolic·University of West London, London, UK
- 24.
Topological features in hippocampus cognitive maps dynamics
Konstantin Sorokin·National Research University Higher School of Economics
- 25.
Challenging Backpropagation: Evidence for Target-Based Learning in the Neocortex
Lhea Beumer·ETH Zurich
- 26.
Separate or share? Hierarchical balancing of orthogonalization, alignment, and abstraction in continual learning
Márton Hajnal·HUN-REN Wigner Research Centre for Physics, Budapest, Hungary
- 27.
Clara Kümpel·ETH Zurich & Gatsby Unit, UCL
- 28.
Fabian Renz·Max-Planck-Institute for Human Cognitive and Brain Sciences
- 29.
Francesco Innocenti·University of Oxford
- 30.
Francisco José Maldonado Torralba·Institute of Computer Science, University of Tartu
- 31.
Ghanendra Singh·PhD Student Independent Researcher
- 32.
Gianfrancesco Angelini·Medical Physics Section, Department of Biomedicine and Prevention, University of Rome Tor Vergata
- 33.
Dr. Hayder Amin·Deutsches Zentrum für Neurodegenerative Erkrankungen e.V. (DZNE)
- 34.
Hongkun Wu·University of Edinburgh
- 35.
Julian Kędys·Poznan Supercomputing and Networking Center, Polish Academy of Sciences
- 36.
Kirubeswaran Obula Ramesh Babu·Technische Universität Darmstadt
- 37.
Isabella Costa Maia·Grenoble INP
Day 3 · Thursday, 11 June · Cognitive Science
35 posters- 01.
Signatures of hierarchical, heuristic-guided planning in real-world human conceptual navigation
Denis Lan·University College London
- 02.
How task difficulty shapes the emergence of temporal ordering in human planning
Dr. Mattia Eluchans·Institute of Cognitive Sciences and Technologies (ISTC-CNR)
- 03.
Almost-Linear Recurrent Neural Networks as a Forecasting-Based Framework for Assessing Dynamic Connectivity Identifiability in Resting-State fMRI
Leema Hamid·Goethe University Frankfurt
- 04.
Self-referential behavior as a mechanism for self-regulation
Leo Breston·UCSD
- 05.
Heterogeneous Grid Attractors: Stability and Geometry in Neuromorphic Systems
Leonardo Martinelli·Institute of Neuroinformatics, UZH & ETH, Zurich
- 06.
Geometric regularization of representation spaces enables efficient learning of cognitive operators
Liebenow, Paul·Tu Darmstadt
- 07.
Transformers learn factored representations
Loren Amdahl-Culleton·Astera Institute, Simplex
- 08.
Generative Modeling of Intracranial EEG: Unveiling the Temporal Signatures of Cognitive Regions
Lorenzo Dall'Olio·IRCCS Istituto delle scienze neurologiche di Bologna
- 09.
A recurrent circuit supporting both low- and high-dimensional population dynamics
Lorenzo Fontolan·Inserm, France
- 10.
Learning Latent Representations of Shared Structure in Neural Population Dynamics
Lorenzo Ognibeni·National Research Council (CNR-ISTC), Rome, Italy
- 11.
Representational bottlenecks induce sequential processing in recurrent neural networks
Marcel Graetz·Champalimaud Centre for the Unknown
- 12.
Zero-shot learning of complex concepts via conceptual systems alignment
Marco Ciapparelli·University of Trento
- 13.
Artificial intelligence models can track and collaboratively modulate human memory search dynamics
Mariana Duarte·Champalimaud Foundation
- 14.
Consequences of synergistic organisation in language models
mariana meireles·UC Berkeley
- 15.
Incremental alternative sampling as a lens into the temporal and representational resolution of linguistic prediction
Mario Giulianelli·University College London
- 16.
Artificial Neuroscience: science and engineering of artificial brains
Mark Sandler·Queen Mary University of London
- 17.
Adaptive Reluctant Plasticity
Mark van Rossum·University of Nottingham
- 18.
Targeted input selects global spatiotemporal motifs in spatially structured inhibitory networks
Marta Tataryn·University of Copenhagen
- 19.
Bayesian Model Comparison for Neural Models of Decision Making
Maryam Meghdadi·Helmholtz Institute for Human-Centered AI
- 20.
The geometry of the neural state space of decisions
Mauro Monsalve·Center for Theoretical Neuroscience, Mortimer B. Zuckerman Mind Brain Behavior Institute, Columbia University
- 21.
Mixed Selectivity as a Signature of Generalization in Neural Networks
Michele Viscione·ETH Zürich
- 22.
Perception from Action: How Control Shapes Visual Representations
Mihai Bujanca·Qualcomm XR Labs
- 23.
Modeling Hebbian Plasticity with Normalization
Mirabel Reid·TU Darmstadt
- 24.
The influence of Expectations on Sensory Processing during Adversarial Image Recognition
MSc Paulo Ortiz Marto Fonseca·Donders Institute, Radboud University
- 25.
Temporal encoding profiles of object-based visual attention
Niklas Mueller·University of Amsterdam
- 26.
Robot Metacognition: Decision Making with Confidence for Tool Invention
Ajith Anil Meera·Neuro AI and Robotics group. Spanish National Research Council
- 27.
Peter Keffer·University of Osnabrück
- 28.
Predicting neural responses using scalable Gaussian Processes in closed loop
Pietro Zamberlan·Sorbonne University, Vision Institute.
- 29.
Confidence Exposes Information-Theoretic Constraints in Decision Making
Poppy Collis·University of Sussex
- 30.
The Dynamics of Memory: Replay, Diffusion, and Attractor Formation
Priyam Ghosh·Birla Institute of Science and Technology, Pilani
- 31.
Recovering Neural Connectivity from Sparse Measurements: A Covariance-Based Framework for the Inverse Problem
Quilee Simeon·MIT
- 32.
Beyond perception: Sequential efficient coding of perceptual and value representations
Saurabh Bedi·University of Zurich (Department of Economics).
- 33.
Unsupervised Discovery of Individual Differences in Neural Network Models of Behavior
Marvin Mathony·Helmholtz Munich
- 34.
Oleg Maslennikov·IAP RAS
- 35.
Geometric Phase Transition Enables Extreme Hippocampal Memory Capacity
Prashant Raju·Independent
Day 4 · Friday, 12 June · Artificial Intelligence
38 posters- 01.
Continual learning of one's spatial orientation through causal inference
Ajabi, Zaki·Harvard University
- 02.
Generative AI collective behavior needs an interactionist paradigm
Bruno Lepri·Bruno Kessler Foundation
- 03.
The BODHI Framework: Engineering and Testing Epistemic Virtues for Collaborative Intelligence in Clinical Decision Support
Max Lange·MIT / King’s College London
- 04.
Geometric Stability: The Missing Axis of Representations
Prashant Raju·Independent
- 05.
Federico Harjes & Prof. Volker Tresp·LMU Munich
- 06.
Proto-Cognitive Signatures in Perturbed Proof Search
Phil Rohr & Ludwig Pouey·Specter Labs
- 07.
Biologically inspired constraints reduce solution degeneracy in task-trained RNNs
Pulkit Singh·The University of Chicago
- 08.
Dynamic recruitment of mixed-selective neurons in the Anterior Cingulate Cortex supports complex task learning
Raimon Bullich Vilarrubias·Institute of Neuroinformatics, ETH Zurich and University of Zurich
- 09.
Visualizing Voxel Selectivity in Human fMRI with Most Exciting Inputs
Riccardo Vella·IMT School for Advanced Studies, Lucca
- 10.
Artificial Agency Program: Curiosity, compression, and communication in agents
Richard Csaky·Independent
- 11.
Foundational Human Modeling: A roadmap for brain-grounded multi-modal AI
Richard Csaky·Independent
- 12.
Revisiting the Information Bottleneck Through Overparameterisation and Gradient Dynamics
Ryan Singh·University of Sussex
- 13.
A chess model that captures how humans evaluate and address complexity
Ryan Thomas Philips PhD·Azim Premji University
- 14.
Making brain decoding interpretable: semantic bottlenecks enable voxel-wise concept maps.
Sara Cammarota·University of Rome, Tor Vergata
- 15.
Graph-Structured Fusion of EEG and fNIRS for Motor Imagery Decoding: A Case for Geometric Deep Learning in Non-Invasive Upper-Limb Prosthetic BCI
Soham Mehra·Morph Labs
- 16.
Hierarchical Graph Neural Networks for Mapping sEEG Topologies: Functional Specialization of Frontal vs. Posterior Cortical Zones
Stefano Polizzi, PhD in Physics·IRCCS Istituto delle Scienze Neurologiche di Bologna
- 17.
Thermodynamics of Linear Regression
Sultan Daniels·UC Berkeley
- 18.
Preference and belief uncertainties shape electoral outcomes: Democratic Deliberation with Hierarchical Gaussian Filter (HGF) Agent-Based Model
Sylvain Estebe·Aarhus University - Center for Humanities Computing
- 19.
Sparse Nonlinearity and Low-Dimensional Task Representations Reveal Computational Structure in Multi-Task Learning
Sílvia García Hernández·Goethe University Frankfurt
- 20.
Neuromorphic Implementation of Insect-inspired Path Integration and Homing Mechanisms
Tangwei Cao·University of Groningen
- 21.
From Space to Syntax: Scaling Cognitive Maps to Hierarchical Formal Languages with MapFormers
Victor Rambaud·CNRS - LSCP
- 22.
Noise or Change? A Computational Study of Human Learning in Dynamic Environments
Vignayanandam Ravindernath Muddapu·Azim Premji University
- 23.
On the Reliability of AI Methods in Drug Discovery: Evaluation of Boltz-2 for Structure and Binding Affinity Prediction
Xibei Zhang·University College London
- 24.
Neural State Machine for Brain-like State-dependent Execution, Sequential Recall and Online Learning
Xinyun Sheryl Zhang·Technical University of Munich; Institute of NeuroInformatics UZHÐ
- 25.
Statistical analysis of small-integer ratios in music cognition
Yannick Jadoul·Sapienza University of Rome
- 26.
EEGNet-Based Decoding of Human Motor Adaptation from Magnetoencephalography Signals
Yassine Lakhdari·INSERM / Sorbonne University (Paris, France)
- 27.
COGITAO: A Procedural and Object-Centric Framework to Evaluate Compositional and Systematic Generalization
Yassine Taoudi Benchekroun·Institute of Neuroinformatics, ETH Zurich
- 28.
A Co-trained Model of Retina and Cortex Traces the Transformation of Visual Computations Across the Hierarchy
Youssef Faragalla (I am a presenter)·Stanford University
- 29.
Persistent Adaptation through Dual-Timescale Regulation of Ion Channel Properties
Yugarshi Mondal·Brandeis University
- 30.
Computational cognitive mechanisms of visual working memory in obsessive-compulsive disorder and sex differences
YunxuanZeng·the Second Xiangya Hospital, Central South University
- 31.
The Library Theorem: Inscription as a Formal Mechanism for Agentic AI Scaling and Alignment
Zachary F. Mainen, Ph.D.·Champalimaud Neuroscience Programme Champalimaud Centre for the Unknown
- 32.
Goncalo Guiomar·ETH AI Center, University of Zürich
- 33.
Guillaume Pourcel·University of Groningen
- 34.
Sander de Haan·ETH Zurich
- 35.
Spiros Chavlis·IMBB-FORTH
- 36.
Vito Dichio·École Normale Supérieure (ENS-PSL)
- 37.
Rumeesa Rais·Reflectx
- 38.
Concept-guided interpretability via neural chunking
Shuchen Wu·Allen Institute
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