7th Workshop on Cognition & Control

The 7th C^3 Workshop
January 25–26
Gainesville, FL

The purpose of this meeting is the same as the previous C3 workshops: To educate each other and the public, and to engage in discussion related to topics in control and cognition (which includes information theory and statistical learning). The conference is organized to leave lots of time for discussion.

Application areas have included communication, power systems, and brain science.

Organized by Prof. Sean Meyn, co-organized by Profs. Jie Fu and Yuheng Bu, with help from graduate students including Caio Lauand and Austin Cooper. Many thanks to Marcy Lee for her expert help in organization.

Talks will be held in the Chamber Room @ Reitz Union, along with poster sessions as in prior years (See instructions on how to register to present your poster here).    Video from prior workshops can be found on this YouTube channel.

Thanks again to the Army Research Office for their financial support, along with help from the National Science Foundation and the UF Pittman Endowment for their support.

 
Jan 25th – Thursday
9:30 AMOpening Remarks (Chamber Room)
9:40  AMDerya CanseverArmy Research OfficePerspectives
10:00 AMPrashant Girdharilal MehtaUniversity of Illinois at Urbana-ChampaignMean-field Game Methods in Estimation and Control, with Applications to Synchronization of Coupled Oscillators
10:45 AMMattia GazzolaUniversity of Illinois at Urbana-ChampaignMind in Vitro — Computing with Living Neurons
11:30 AMLunch Break
1:00  PMHoward GrittonUniversity of Illinois at Urbana-ChampaignIdentifying the Roles of Cortical Oscillations in Inference and Learning During Cognitive Behavior
1:45  PMVenugopal VeeravalliUniversity of Illinois at Urbana-ChampaignQuickest Change Detection with Controlled Sensing
2:30  PMTodd ColemanStanford UniversityMore Brain Power
3:15  PMBreak
3:30  PMPoster Session — Reitz Union G315 or G320
Jan 26th – Friday
10:00 AMMuriel MedardMassachusetts Institute of TechnologyIt’s All GRAND – Part 1
10:45 AMKen DuffyNortheastern UniversityIt’s All GRAND – Part 2
11:30 AMLunch Break
1:00 PMAmirhossein TaghaeiUniversity of WashingtonVariational Optimal Transport Methods for Nonlinear Filtering
1:45  PMShuo HanUniversity of Illinois at ChicagoRobust Incentive Design for Non-Myopic Followers
2:30 PMBreak
3:15  PM Ana BusicInria, ParisMultipartite Matching
2:30  PMBenjamin Van RoyStanford UniversityExploration at Scale
 
more details and information about attending the conference, contact Marcy Lee by email at marcy@ece.ufl.edu