11/10~12 智慧型生醫電子領域 - 仿生系統與醫療輔具國際研討會(BIOPRO2010)

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As Taiwan is leading the development of integrated circuit technology (ICT) in the world, this workshop would like to promote the focus on bio-inspired systems and prosthetic devices. Integrated systems mimicking biology have been useful in applications like real-time processing of visual and auditory signals, or intelligent sensing of biomedical signals. Contradictorily, the better understanding on biological systems is important for inspiring novel ICT, as well as for developing more user-friendly prosthetic devices for people with disability. In light of these sprouting activities, this workshop invites both international and domestic researchers to share their latest findings in the following topics:

1.) Bio-mimetic integrated systems
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1 {5 A: K9 S2 v7 N3.) Novel prosthetic devices and brain-machine interfaces
4.) Biomedical imaging and signal processing
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The workshop will be held on November 10th to 12th, 2010 in the International Conference Hall, the National Tsing Hua University, Taiwan. The workshop is open to all researchers and students, in a hope that all attendees of the workshop will learn the latest issues of the inter-disciplinary research field, exchange their research findings with invited speakers, and discuss potential collaborations. The program and the introduction of invited speakers are detailed in Conference Program and General Information, respectively.

Registration information
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Registration fee : 800 for students/ 1600 for non-students (early registration before Oct. 12th!)
                           1000 for students / 2000 for non-students
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Sponsors

# E& a, @: l& t( k- D# C' X. e( aNational Tsign Hua University 2 B/ I8 [' H  MIC Design Technology Center

NTHU EE NTHU EECS . i) D% Y+ O* m6 uNTHU Research & Development Office

Industrial Technology Research Institute

Ministry of Education

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November  10th (Wed.), 2010
8:30-9:00	Registration
9:00 5 K0 z: c: A  |7 P$ q0 J| 5 x9 [: X# n/ ~) L( K. M7 Q0 A9:30	Opening speech
Session: Bio-mimetic integrated systems
9:30 | 10:30	Prof. Tadashi Shibata Tokyo University, Japan / k0 A6 Z  v1 pA Bio-Inspired VLSI Architecture for Brain-Like Computing.
10:30-11:00	Coffee break
11:00 | 7 q+ b$ k& t7 q; t$ D2 `12:00	Dr. Tong-Boon Tang 0 T# r0 t. T' l8 xThe University of Edinbrugh, UK Probabilistic Neural Computing with Advanced Nanoscale MOSFETs.
12:00-13:30	Lunch
Session: Bio-physics and modelling
13:30 | 6 v# @2 k2 q" Q2 v* p# }14:30	Prof. Chung-Chuan Lo 6 j5 U+ S% T% g  s/ t2 QNational Tsing Hua University,Taiwan Dynamic modulation of performance in a neural circuit model of perceptual decision
14:30 | 15:30	Prof. Sylvain Saïghi Bordeaux University, France , |9 H. ?2 o: [  L# i' k) OHardware Spiking Neural Networks for Hybrid Technic.
15:30-16:00	Coffee break
16:00 # @; y3 u! U9 i. b| 17:00	Prof. Yi-Wen Liu . t# B, f2 i' ]6 vNational Tsing Hua University,Taiwan The Remarkably High Sensitivity in Human Hearing: Filling the Gap between Psychology and Physiology.

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November  11th (Thu.), 2010
Session: Novel prosthetic devices and brain-machine interfaces
9:30 | 10:30	Prof. Nitish V. Thakor Johns Hopkins University, USA / Y9 t; ~3 s0 ^8 v! \0 tNeuroprosthesis: an Inspiration for Brain Machine Interface.
10:30-11:00	Coffee break
11:00 2 X& K3 S4 f0 h7 a" @' d! r% g| ( A8 }$ }2 c5 R& d  P12:00	Prof. Maurits Ortmanns 2 Y9 B: Q2 P# h( |7 W  H. AUniversity of Ulm.Germany Integrated Circuit Design towards a 1000 Electrode Epiretinal Stimulator.
12:00-13:30	Lunch
13:30 | 0 K0 P# ]  F8 O* r2 a6 r14:30	Prof. You-Yin Chen 8 c% J  ]! K7 ]3 Z; w( ~  sNational Yang Ming University, Taiwan " [' ?. n3 l3 }" sTBD
Session: Biomedical imaging and signal processing
14:30 * k. P$ Q3 Q7 A( [1 I% r| ; f2 H/ L1 `* B8 D- _( h) i" K15:30	Prof. Vincent Vigneron 7 Q4 j: Z  r: E  k4 m. {2 bUniversity D'Evry Val D'Essonne, France Sparse Decomposition Overnon-Full-Rank Dictionaries..
15:30-16:00	Coffee break
16:00 | 17:00	Prof. Fa-Hsuan Lin   b' {6 t! V1 l) J' P# TNational Taiwan University,Taiwan 9 e7 w' G" C+ u# x  \, eFine-resolution Mental Chronometry and High Temporal Resolution Granger Causality Analysis of Human Visuomotor System Hemodynamics Using Magnetic Resonance Inverse Imaging.

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November  12th (Fri.), 2010                                 Session: Real-world and clinical applications 9:30 | 10:30 Prof. Heiko Luhmann University of Mainz,Germany Understanding Developing Cortical Networks with Multi-electrode Recordings. 10:30-11:00 Coffee break 11:00 | + F4 ?7 A& f2 h' Z6 Y! J12:00 Prof. Chiung-Chu Chen : v$ A4 C8 R* w$ G2 ZChang Gung Memorial Hospital,Taiwan ) g/ i- m5 a0 FOscillatory activity in the basal ganglia: is it relevant to movement disorders and their therapy? Lunch