Karen Alim
(Technische Universität München, Germany)
Omri Barak
(Technion, Haifa, Israel)
Naama Brenner
(Technion, Haifa, Israel)
Jennifer Schwarz
(Syracuse University, USA)
The concept of learning extends beyond brain-based systems to a broad range of biological and physical phenomena. The learning metaphor cay apply to systems without neurons, such as vasculature networks in slime mold, gene regulatory networks in cells, and complex mechanical systems. Like neuronal and artificial network that learn, such systems acquire functional behaviors through interactions with their environment. These analogies suggest that the principles of learning may be general. By studying these diverse examples, we can broaden our understanding and seek unifying principles of learning, which may impact all fields involved.
We plan an on-site workshop. Talks and posters will exclusively be presented on-site.
Erez Braun (IL)
Douglas J. Durian (US)
Adam Engler (US)
Adrienne Fairhall (US)
Daniel Hexner (IL)
Andrea J. Liu (US)
Yonatan Loewenstein (IL)
Ron Meir (IL)
Yasmine Meroz (IL)
Leonid Mirny (US)
Ilya Nemenman (US)
Mor Nitzan (IL)
Hanna Salman (US)
Yonatan Savir (IL)
Daniel Soudry (IL)
Menachem Stern (NL)
Lenka Zdeborová (CH)
Tao Zhang (US)