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Date: Mon Feb 28 2000 - 22:31:55 PST

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    From: "W.A.vandeGrind" <W.A.vandeGrind@bio.uu.nl>
    Subject: Symposium in the Netherlands March 28th

    Dear Hoover, Could you please post this announcement? Thanks, Wim van de Grind.

    To those of you who happen to be in this general geographical region around
    the end of March the following one-day symposium might be of interest. We
    organise it to promote interest in cognitive neuroscience, including
    vision, and to honour Patricia Goldman-Rakic (see the program).

    Cortical dynamics: From development to cognition

    28 March 2000

    Lecture Hall Megaron, Building Educatorium, Leuvenlaan 19, Uithof, Utrecht,
    The Netherlands

    09.00-09.25 Arrival and Coffee.

    09.25-09.30 Opening Morning Program: Chair D.F. Swaab

    09.30-10.20 P. Rakic - Neurogenetics of cortical development

    10.20-11.10 R. Frackowiak: Imaging neuroscience: from perception to
    cognition

    11.10-11.30 Coffee

    11.30-12.20 A. Grinvald: Dynamics of shape perception

    12.20-13.55 Lunch

    13.55-14.00 Opening Afternoon Program: Chair W.J.M. Levelt

    14.00-14.50 J.A. Movshon: Cortical mechanisms of visual perception

    14.50-15.10 Tea

    15.10-16.00 P.L. Strick: Basal Ganglia and Cerebellar Loops with the
    Cerebral Cortex: Motor and Cognitive Circuits

    16.00-16.50 P.S. Goldman-Rakic: Topography of Cognition

    16.50-17.00 Closing Remarks

    17.00 Drinks

    Symposium on Cognitive Neuroscience in the honour of Patricia Goldman-Rakic
    - this year's recipient of an Honorary Doctorate of Utrecht University.
    Supported by the Faculty of Biology, the Helmholtz Institute, and the
    Governing Body of Utrecht University. Participation free (including
    lunch), provided you pre-register before March 21 with the organisers
    (W.A.van de Grind & M.J.M. Lankheet, Fax +31 30 254 2219, email
    W.A.vandeGrind@bio.uu.nl; M.J.M.Lankheet@bio.uu.nl; Secr. Tel. +31 30 253
    4230).

    About the speakers and chairmen

    D.F. Swaab, Director Netherlands Institute for Brain Research, KNAW (Royal
    Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences), Amsterdam; Professor of
    Neurobiology, University of Amsterdam, the Netherlands.

    Pasko Rakic, Professor of Neurobiology, Chairman Neurobiology Department,
    Yale University, New Haven, USA.

    Richard Frackowiak, Co-Head of the Wellcome Department of Cognitive
    Neurology, Wellcome Principle Research Fellow; Dean of the Institute of
    Neurology, University College London.

    Amiram Grinvald, Director of the Grodetsky Center for Research of Higher
    Brain Functions, The Dominic Brain Research Institute, Rehovot, Israel.

    W.J.M. Levelt, Director Max-Planck-Institute for Psycholinguistics,
    Nijmegen, The Netherlands.

    J. Anthony Movshon, Presidential Professor New York University; Professor
    of Physiology and Neuroscience at New York University School of Medicine;
    Investigator Howard Hughes Medical Institute.

    Peter L. Strick, Co-Director Center for the Neural Basis of Cognition, and
    Professor Departments of Neurobiology and Psychiatry, University of
    Pittsburgh School of Medicine, Pittsburgh, PA; Editor-in-Chief of the
    Journal of Neurophysiology:

    Patricia Goldman-Rakic, Professor of Neuroscience, Yale University,
    Honorary Doctor Utrecht University (27 March 2000).

    ________________________________________________________________________
    Wim. A. van de Grind
    Comparative Physiology & Helmholtz Institute
    Utrecht University, Padualaan 8
    3584 Ch Utrecht
    Tel. +31 30 253 3645
    Fax +31 30 254 2219
    ________________________________________________________________________



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