Colloque international BrAIn Evolution, 22-23 novembre | International Conference BrAIn Evolution, November 22-23
đ§ Colloque International BrAIn Evolution: Palaeosciences, Neuroscience & Artificial Intelligence đ
đ Dates : 22 et 23 novembre
đ Lieu : IFAS, 62 Juta Street, Braamfontein
L’IFAS-Recherche, en collaboration avec les chercheuses AmĂ©lie Beaudet et Caroline Fonta du projet EndoMap, organise un Colloque International BrAIn Evolution. Cette confĂ©rence mettra en lumiĂšre les mĂ©thodes dâĂ©tude des endocastes cĂ©rĂ©braux pour mieux comprendre l’organisation cĂ©rĂ©brale de nos ancĂȘtres.
Le projet EndoMap, soutenu par le programme PROTEA, rĂ©unit des Ă©quipes de l’UniversitĂ© du Witwatersrand et du Centre de Recherche Cerveau et Cognition (CerCo) de Toulouse pour reconstituer le cerveau des hominidĂ©s fossiles, en utilisant une approche interdisciplinaire mĂȘlant neurosciences, calcul scientifique et palĂ©ontologie.
Ce colloque rassemblera des chercheurs en palĂ©osciences, neurosciences et intelligence artificielle pour discuter des avancĂ©es dans la reconstitution cĂ©rĂ©brale et son importance pour comprendre l’Ă©volution humaine.
Pour vous inscrire : marie.opplert@frenchinstitute.org.za
đ§ International Conference BrAIn Evolution: Palaeosciences, Neuroscience & Artificial Intelligence đ
đ Dates: November 22 & 23
đ Venue: IFAS, 62 Juta Street, Braamfontein
IFAS Research, in collaboration with researchers Amélie Beaudet and Caroline Fonta from the EndoMap project, is organizing an International Conference BrAIn Evolution. This conference will shed light on the methods of studying cerebral endocasts to better understand the cerebral organization of our ancestors.
The EndoMap project, supported by the PROTEA program, brings together teams from the University of the Witwatersrand and the Brain and Cognition Research Center (CerCo) in Toulouse to reconstruct the brains of fossil hominids, using an interdisciplinary approach that combines neuroscience, scientific computing, and paleontology.
This conference will bring together researchers in palaeosciences, neuroscience, and artificial intelligence to discuss advancements in cerebral reconstruction and its significance in understanding human evolution.
To register, please contact: marie.opplert@frenchinstitute.org.za