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ICOVP-2013 Call for Abstracts for Mini-Symposium on "Neural-Oscillation and Cognition"


We are delighted to announce that the upcoming 11th International Conference on Vibration Problems, to be held in Lisbon, Portugal during 9-12 September, 2013 is now open to abstract submissions. You are invited to submit your original and unpublished research work so as to be included for its presentation in the conference in the Mini-Symposium entitled "Neural-Oscillation and Cognition" within ICOVP-2013. Please register in www.icovp.com and follow the instructions on the web.
All accepted full-length papers will be published in ICOVP-2013 Electronic Proceedings. Some of the best selected papers will be published in special sections of a premier journal "Journal of Sound and Vibration" (JSV) printed by Elsevier.
Selected best papers of Mini-Symposium-11(Neural-Oscillation and Cognition)will be published in a special issue of Journal of Integrative Neuroscience(JIN)- an Interdisciplinary Journal published by Imperial College Press having an Impact Factor 1.26 with Prof. Dr. Roman R. Poznanski as the Editor-in- Chief.
The scope of this Mini-Symposium is as follows:
The major problem of cognitive neuroscience is to understand how our behavioural processes are related to the workings of brain and nervous systems. To understand the subjective mental processes in a meaningful and quantitative way a new level of description is needed. Of late a trend has emerged to study different forms of cognition in terms of their neural-oscillation correlates. Questions have been raised whether the combined and synchronous actions of nerve cells, glial cells and their associated molecules can explain the underlying mechanism of cognition.
Although over the last decade some insight has been gained, especially with advances in brain imaging, a unified interpretation, however, is very much lacking. It is to be emphasized that experimental and numerical works are mandatory for any scientific progress but it can reveal its full value only when it is embedded within a conceptually sound theoretical frame work. The aim of the session is to explore this possibility.
The areas include, but not limited to:
Electromagnetic-neurophysiological models of cognition, Neural correlates of vision, perception, attention, memory, intention, recognition, decision making, linguistics, reasoning, emotion,consciousness, Realistic neural network dynamics, Quantum mechanical models of cognition, Brain imaging, EEG,MEG, Neural computing, Cognitive function disorder

Important Dates:

31 January 2013: deadline for submission of abstract
15 February 2013: notification of acceptance
31 May 2013: deadline for full paper submission
We thank you for helping us attract quality papers and look forward to working together to make it a successful conference.
For any further details and clarification, please visit the website:
http://www.icovp.com/index.php/registration-and-submissions
With kind regards
Dr Kanad Ray, JK Lakshmipat University (JKLU) Jaipur, India
Organizer of MS:11(Neural Oscillation and Cognition)

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Dr Kanad Ray
Associate Professor
Institute of Engineering and Technology (IET)
JK Lakshmipat University (JKLU)
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P.O. Mahapura
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JAIPUR - 302 026

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Website: www.jklu.edu.in