Advance in Computational Motor Control

描述（由申请人提供）：我们要求支持“计算运动控制进展”研讨会，这是神经科学学会会议为期一天的年度卫星活动。它已经运行了五年，越来越受欢迎；目前每年约有200人参加。我们要求为未来五年提供资金。研讨会的目的是吸引最好的工作，在感觉运动控制的理论组成部分。虽然表示为计算模型的形式思想是首选的，但等待形式化的直观思想也是受欢迎的。我们鼓励最直接参与所提交工作的研究人员进行报告。因此，大多数演讲者都是研究生和博士后，其中包括相当比例的女性和少数族裔。通过严格和客观的同行评议过程选择贡献的演讲。录取率非常低，约为30%，这导致了一个质量卓越的项目。该计划还包括由运动控制或相关领域的杰出研究人员邀请的几次演讲。大多数演讲都包括建模和实证工作的混合，促进理论家和实验家之间的互动。我们请求支持“计算运动控制进展”研讨会，这是神经科学学会会议为期一天的年度卫星活动。它已经运行了五年，越来越受欢迎；目前每年约有200人参加。我们要求为未来五年提供资金。研讨会的目的是吸引最好的工作，在感觉运动控制的理论组成部分。虽然表示为计算模型的形式思想是首选的，但等待形式化的直观思想也是受欢迎的。我们鼓励最直接参与所提交工作的研究人员进行报告。因此，大多数演讲者都是研究生和博士后，其中包括相当比例的女性和少数族裔。通过严格和客观的同行评议过程选择贡献的演讲。录取率非常低，约为30%，这导致了一个质量卓越的项目。该计划还包括由运动控制或相关领域的杰出研究人员邀请的几次演讲。大多数演讲都包括建模和实证工作的混合，促进理论家和实验家之间的互动。

DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): We request support for the symposium Advances in Computational Motor Control, which is a one-day annual satellite event to the Society for Neuroscience meeting. It has already been running for five years with increasing popularity; current attendance is about 200 people per year. We ask for funding for the next five years. The symposium aims to attract the best work in sensorimotor control that has a theoretical component. While formal ideas expressed as computational models are preferred, intuitive ideas that await formalization are also welcome. We encourage presentations by the researchers who are most directly involved in the work being submitted. As a result the majority of speakers are graduate students and postdocs, including a substantial percentage of women and minorities. Contributed talks are selected through a rigorous and objective peer-review process. The acceptance rate is very low, about 30%, resulting in a program with exceptional quality. The program also features a couple of invited talks by prominent researchers working in motor control or related fields. Most talks include a mix of modeling and empirical work, facilitating the interaction between theorists and experimentalists. We request support for the symposium Advances in Computational Motor Control, which is a one-day annual satellite event to the Society for Neuroscience meeting. It has already been running for five years with increasing popularity; current attendance is about 200 people per year. We ask for funding for the next five years. The symposium aims to attract the best work in sensorimotor control that has a theoretical component. While formal ideas expressed as computational models are preferred, intuitive ideas that await formalization are also welcome. We encourage presentations by the researchers who are most directly involved in the work being submitted. As a result the majority of speakers are graduate students and postdocs, including a substantial percentage of women and minorities. Contributed talks are selected through a rigorous and objective peer-review process. The acceptance rate is very low, about 30%, resulting in a program with exceptional quality. The program also features a couple of invited talks by prominent researchers working in motor control or related fields. Most talks include a mix of modeling and empirical work, facilitating the interaction between theorists and experimentalists.