Francesca Talamini

Curriculum
Neuroscience, Technology, and Society, XXXI series
Grant sponsor
UNIPD
Supervisor

Massimo Grassi
Co-supervisor

Alessandro Sperduti


Daniele Ronzani


Curriculum
Computer Science and Innovation for Societal Challenges, XXXI series
Grant sponsor
UNIPD
Supervisor

Claudio Enrico Palazzi
Co-supervisor
Andrea Facoetti


Fabio Masina

Curriculum
Neuroscience, Technology, and Society, XXXI series
Grant sponsor
UNIPD
Supervisor

Daniela Mapelli
Co-supervisor

Alessandro Sperduti

 

BANDO DI SELEZIONE PER IL CONFERIMENTO DI ASSEGNI PER LO SVOLGIMENTO DI ATTIVITA’ DI RICERCA -03 Febbraio 2016

E’ indetta una selezione per il conferimento di n. 1 assegno per lo svolgimento di attività di ricerca nell’ambito del progetto dal titolo: “MindSee. Symbiotic mind-computer interaction for information seeking” da svolgersi presso il Centro Interdipartimentale Human Inspired Technologies Research Centre-Hit, sotto la supervisione del Prof. Luciano Gamberini, in qualità di responsabile scientifico del progetto di ricerca.Il testo del bando è scaricabile qui

bando selezione HIT 03 febbraio 2016

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ELEMENTS OF COGNITIVE NEUROSCIENCE (part B: ATTENTION, LANGUAGE AND DEVELOPMENT)

Andrea Facoetti
Department of General Psychology, University of Padua
email: andreafacoetti@unipd.it

SSD:
M-PSI/02 (Psychobiology)

Aim:
To introduce the cognitive and neurobiological basis of attentional processing and its relationship with language-based learning disabilities

Course content:

ADVANCED COGNITIVE NEUROSCIENCE

Giuseppe Sartori
Department of General Psychology
email: giuseppe.sartori@unipd.it

SSD:
M-PSI/02 - Neuroscience

Aim:
To offer an overview of machine earning applications to basic cognitive research.

Course contents:
Machine learning has recently been used to augment predictions of mental states on the basis of brain activation measured by fmri.
The course will be an introduction to these applications to basic cognitive research as well as clinical investigations of neurological and psychiatric disorders.

TECHNIQUES FOR DETECTING DECEPTION

Giuseppe Sartori
Department of General Psychology
email: giuseppe.sartori@unipd.it

SSD:
M-PSI/02 - Neuroscience

Aim:
To offer an overview of various lie detection techniques.

Course contents:
Lie detection is an important field of research recently revived by security reasons. In this course an overview of various lie detection techniques will be presented. Furthermore, more recent lie detection techniques will be presented including mouse movement lie detection and keyboard lie detection.

Selection outcome 10 oct 2015

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