Computational Vision Summer School 2015

The Computational Vision Summer School offers a broad perspective on biological vision with a thorough understanding of the theoretical and computational challenges involved.

The school is unique in bringing together people from diverse disciplines who all share a computational view of vision. The faculty consists of renowned senior researchers in the field, teaching lectures and providing hands-on tutorials on topics ranging from early vision to image understanding.

Confirmed Speakers: 

  • Jim DiCarlo (MIT, USA)
  • Rob Fergus (Facebook, NY, USA)
  • Andrew Fitzgibbon (Microsoft Research, UK)
  • Laurence T Maloney (NYU, USA)
  • Anthony Movshon (NYU, USA)
  • Aude Oliva (MIT, USA)
  • Bruno Olshausen (UC Berkeley, USA)
  • Cordelia Schmid (INRIA, France)
  • Eero Simoncelli (NYU, USA)
  • Garrett Stanley (Georgia Institute of Technology & Emory University, USA)
  • Joshua Tenenbaum (MIT, USA)
  • Raquel Urtasun (U Toronto, Canada)
  • Brian A. Wandell (Stanford University, USA)
  • Andrew Zisserman (U Oxford, UK)

Venue: Waldhotel Zollernblick, Freudenstadt-Lauterbad, Black Forest

Program chairs: Matthias Bethge, Michael Black, Roland Fleming, Felix Wichmann

Application deadline: April 7, 2015 
Advanced PhD students and postdocs are invited to apply

Further information on application modalities, deadlines, venue, program, etc. on the official website of the summer school.

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At the Bernstein Center Tübingen, scientists from various disciplines, including theoretical and experimental neurobiology, machine learning, and medicine, collaborate in order to analyze the basis of inference processes in the brain. In particular, a main research goal is to understand the coordinated interaction of neurons during information processing.

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Bernstein Center for Computational Neuroscience Tübingen