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Krystyna Gielo-Perczak, Biomch-L Co-moderator
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Dear Colleagues,
After receiving msgs and calls the Deadline for submitting TIITLES for
presentation at the next
IV MCC2005 CONFERENCE is extended up to 30 APRIL 2005.
please distribute this information to colleagues interested to submit
their presentations.
IV MOTOR CONTROL CONFERENCE MCC2005 entitled
FROM BASIC MOTOR CONTROL TO FUNCTION RECOVERY IV
is to be organised 21 - 25 September 2005 in, BULGARIA
The Motor Control Conference (MCC) in Bulgaria has already became a
traditional event inviting the participation and interest of leading
scientists and clinicians in the field of Motor Control. During the
MCC2005 Conference various aspects of the control of Posture and
Movement, from the cellular mechanisms to the clinical aspects of the
recovery of motor function, are planned to be discussed.
Important Dates:
EXTENDED DEADLINE for submitting
We will appreciate to receive TITTLE of your presentation together with
short ABSTRACT one page and
indicating your preference for ORAL or POSTER presentation
to be submitted via email on or
before APRIL 30th, 2005
The four-day MCC2005 Conference will be organized into different
Lectures and Sessions on topics. (see the MCC2005 Conference WWW
http://www.laps.univ-mrs.fr:16080/~gantchev/). Five leading scientists
from different areas will organize a sessions of four invited speakers
each. A discussion will be organize to each session. There will be
poster sessions, one on each conference day, allowing participants to
present their own work and engage in informal interactions. Abstract
submissions for poster presentations are invited from participants at
all levels.
Conference Organization:
Nikolai Gantchev
for any questions information please write to
n.gantchev@wanadoo.fr or
gantchev@laps.univ-mrs.fr
SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM:
Confirmed Invited Speakers:
LECTURES and SESSIONS which will be held within
The IV MOTOR CONTROL CONFERENCE MCC2005
SESSIONS
1. SESSION On POSTURE EVALUATION, THEORY, APPLICATION
Organised by John JEKA (Meryland, USA),
2. SESSION On AFFERENT FEEDBACK IN WALKING
Organised by Michel GREY (Aalborg, DENMARK)
3. SESSION On UPPER EXTREMITY MOTOR CONTROL AND REHABILITATION Organised
by Derek KAMPER (Chicago, USA) 4. SESSION On MOTOR PLASTICITY: FROM
LEARNING IN HEALTHY SUBJECTS TO FUNCTIONAL RECOVERY IN DISEASE Organised
by John ROTHWELL (London, UK) 5. SESSION On MUSCULO-SKELETAL MODELLING
IN MOTOR CONTROL: POTENTIAL FOR INVESTIGATING NORMAL AND PATHOLOGICAL
CONDITIONS Organised by Carlo FRIGO (Milano, ITALIA) and Paulo CRENNA
(Milano, ITALIA)
LECTURES
Jean-Louis VERCHER (Marseille, Luminy, FRANCE) FROM THE IDEIS
PROPOSED AND LANCHED BY ETIENNE-JULES MAREY TO VIRTUAL REALITY IN
NOWDAYS
Hans HULTBORN (Panum Institute, University of Copenhagen,
DENMARK) KEY MECHANISMS FOR SETTING THE INPUT-OUTPUT GAIN ACROSS THE
MOTONEURON POOL
Jacques PAILLARD (Marseille, FRANCE) VECTORIAL VERSUS CONFIGURAL
CODING IN THE FRAMING OF BODY SPACE
Gabriel GAUTHIER and Jean Louis VERCHER (Marseille, FRANCE)
PROPRICEPTION THEORY, MOVEMENT CONTROL, CONTROL OF ADAPTATION AND
REHABILITATION
Mark LATASH (Penn State, USA) MOTOR SYNERGIES THAT STABILIZE AND
DESTABILIZE ACTION
Aleksander ARUIN (Chicago, USA) THE ROLE OF AUGMENTATIVE SENSORY
INFORMATION IN CONTROL OF GRIP FORCE
Maurice HUGON and Maurice OAKNINE (Marseille, FRANCE)
NEURO-MOTOR RELAXATION PROCESS CONTROL BALANCE IN MAN
George STELMACH (Arizona, USA) SPATIAL CONTROL IN PREHENSILE
ACTIONS
Please visit us at the MCC2005 Conference WWW site
http://www.laps.univ-mrs.fr:16080/~gantchev/
The best is viewed using Microsoft Browser
Please Note
The BOOKS containing the Papers presented at MCC1999, MCC2001 and
MCC2003 MOTOR CONROL CONFERENCES are available on request (more
information on the WWW site). If you are interested You can order them.
Looking forward welcoming You at the next IV Motor Control Conference
MCC2005 in BULGARIA!
On behalf of the Scientific and Organizing Committee
Nikolai Gantchev
And forwarded to the subscribers.
Krystyna Gielo-Perczak, Biomch-L Co-moderator
************************************************** ****
Dear Colleagues,
After receiving msgs and calls the Deadline for submitting TIITLES for
presentation at the next
IV MCC2005 CONFERENCE is extended up to 30 APRIL 2005.
please distribute this information to colleagues interested to submit
their presentations.
IV MOTOR CONTROL CONFERENCE MCC2005 entitled
FROM BASIC MOTOR CONTROL TO FUNCTION RECOVERY IV
is to be organised 21 - 25 September 2005 in, BULGARIA
The Motor Control Conference (MCC) in Bulgaria has already became a
traditional event inviting the participation and interest of leading
scientists and clinicians in the field of Motor Control. During the
MCC2005 Conference various aspects of the control of Posture and
Movement, from the cellular mechanisms to the clinical aspects of the
recovery of motor function, are planned to be discussed.
Important Dates:
EXTENDED DEADLINE for submitting
We will appreciate to receive TITTLE of your presentation together with
short ABSTRACT one page and
indicating your preference for ORAL or POSTER presentation
to be submitted via email on or
before APRIL 30th, 2005
The four-day MCC2005 Conference will be organized into different
Lectures and Sessions on topics. (see the MCC2005 Conference WWW
http://www.laps.univ-mrs.fr:16080/~gantchev/). Five leading scientists
from different areas will organize a sessions of four invited speakers
each. A discussion will be organize to each session. There will be
poster sessions, one on each conference day, allowing participants to
present their own work and engage in informal interactions. Abstract
submissions for poster presentations are invited from participants at
all levels.
Conference Organization:
Nikolai Gantchev
for any questions information please write to
n.gantchev@wanadoo.fr or
gantchev@laps.univ-mrs.fr
SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM:
Confirmed Invited Speakers:
LECTURES and SESSIONS which will be held within
The IV MOTOR CONTROL CONFERENCE MCC2005
SESSIONS
1. SESSION On POSTURE EVALUATION, THEORY, APPLICATION
Organised by John JEKA (Meryland, USA),
2. SESSION On AFFERENT FEEDBACK IN WALKING
Organised by Michel GREY (Aalborg, DENMARK)
3. SESSION On UPPER EXTREMITY MOTOR CONTROL AND REHABILITATION Organised
by Derek KAMPER (Chicago, USA) 4. SESSION On MOTOR PLASTICITY: FROM
LEARNING IN HEALTHY SUBJECTS TO FUNCTIONAL RECOVERY IN DISEASE Organised
by John ROTHWELL (London, UK) 5. SESSION On MUSCULO-SKELETAL MODELLING
IN MOTOR CONTROL: POTENTIAL FOR INVESTIGATING NORMAL AND PATHOLOGICAL
CONDITIONS Organised by Carlo FRIGO (Milano, ITALIA) and Paulo CRENNA
(Milano, ITALIA)
LECTURES
Jean-Louis VERCHER (Marseille, Luminy, FRANCE) FROM THE IDEIS
PROPOSED AND LANCHED BY ETIENNE-JULES MAREY TO VIRTUAL REALITY IN
NOWDAYS
Hans HULTBORN (Panum Institute, University of Copenhagen,
DENMARK) KEY MECHANISMS FOR SETTING THE INPUT-OUTPUT GAIN ACROSS THE
MOTONEURON POOL
Jacques PAILLARD (Marseille, FRANCE) VECTORIAL VERSUS CONFIGURAL
CODING IN THE FRAMING OF BODY SPACE
Gabriel GAUTHIER and Jean Louis VERCHER (Marseille, FRANCE)
PROPRICEPTION THEORY, MOVEMENT CONTROL, CONTROL OF ADAPTATION AND
REHABILITATION
Mark LATASH (Penn State, USA) MOTOR SYNERGIES THAT STABILIZE AND
DESTABILIZE ACTION
Aleksander ARUIN (Chicago, USA) THE ROLE OF AUGMENTATIVE SENSORY
INFORMATION IN CONTROL OF GRIP FORCE
Maurice HUGON and Maurice OAKNINE (Marseille, FRANCE)
NEURO-MOTOR RELAXATION PROCESS CONTROL BALANCE IN MAN
George STELMACH (Arizona, USA) SPATIAL CONTROL IN PREHENSILE
ACTIONS
Please visit us at the MCC2005 Conference WWW site
http://www.laps.univ-mrs.fr:16080/~gantchev/
The best is viewed using Microsoft Browser
Please Note
The BOOKS containing the Papers presented at MCC1999, MCC2001 and
MCC2003 MOTOR CONROL CONFERENCES are available on request (more
information on the WWW site). If you are interested You can order them.
Looking forward welcoming You at the next IV Motor Control Conference
MCC2005 in BULGARIA!
On behalf of the Scientific and Organizing Committee
Nikolai Gantchev