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Call for Abstracts and Participation: AMAM08
AMAM: Adaptive Motion in Animals and Machines
June 1-6, 2008, Cleveland, OH, USA
http://amam.case.edu
AMAM 2008 is the fourth international symposium
dedicated to the neuromechanics, sensory perception, and intelligence
behind adaptive movement in animals, and the modeling, analysis, and
technical development of adaptive movement in animals and machines.
Previous symposia were held in Montreal, Canada
(2000); Kyoto,
Japan
(2003); and Ilmenau, Germany
(2005).
The symposium will include a single track of keynote (evening), plenary,
and invited seminar speakers, plus contributed oral presentations and
poster sessions. We will also continue the tradition of a "Robot Zoo,"
where researchers may demonstrate their latest machines.
Contributed oral presentation and poster abstracts are invited in all
areas pertaining to adaptive motion in animals and machines. We
especially encourage submission in the three main focus areas for AMAM 2008:
* Robotics and Intelligent Mechanics
* Neurobiology and Biomechanics of Movement Behavior
* Functional Electrical Stimulation
Confirmed speakers include:
*Keynote /Plenary
* *Seminar
*
* Hajime Asama
* Ansgar Buschges
* Paolo Dario
* Michael Dickinson
* Ryohei Kanzaki
* Hiroshi Kimura
* Kiisa Nishikawa
* Kier Pearson
* Hunter Peckham
* Marc Raibert
* Barry Trimmer
* Barbara Webb
* Holk Cruse
* Martin S. Fischer
* Mitra Hartman
* Auke Ijspeert
* Akio Ishiguro
* Malcolm MacIver
* Naomichi Ogihara
* Sanjay Sane
* Metin Setti
* Dirk Spenneberg
* Dawn Taylor
* Lena Ting
* Robert Wood
Contributed two-page oral presentation abstracts, poster abstracts, and
Robot Zoo submissions are due by January 21, 2008. Notification of final
acceptance will occur by March 17, 2008.
Detailed submission instructions are available at the meeting
website, http://amam.case.edu
Sincerely,
AMAM 2008 Program Committee
AMAM: Adaptive Motion in Animals and Machines
June 1-6, 2008, Cleveland, OH, USA
http://amam.case.edu
AMAM 2008 is the fourth international symposium
dedicated to the neuromechanics, sensory perception, and intelligence
behind adaptive movement in animals, and the modeling, analysis, and
technical development of adaptive movement in animals and machines.
Previous symposia were held in Montreal, Canada
(2000); Kyoto,
Japan
(2003); and Ilmenau, Germany
(2005).
The symposium will include a single track of keynote (evening), plenary,
and invited seminar speakers, plus contributed oral presentations and
poster sessions. We will also continue the tradition of a "Robot Zoo,"
where researchers may demonstrate their latest machines.
Contributed oral presentation and poster abstracts are invited in all
areas pertaining to adaptive motion in animals and machines. We
especially encourage submission in the three main focus areas for AMAM 2008:
* Robotics and Intelligent Mechanics
* Neurobiology and Biomechanics of Movement Behavior
* Functional Electrical Stimulation
Confirmed speakers include:
*Keynote /Plenary
* *Seminar
*
* Hajime Asama
* Ansgar Buschges
* Paolo Dario
* Michael Dickinson
* Ryohei Kanzaki
* Hiroshi Kimura
* Kiisa Nishikawa
* Kier Pearson
* Hunter Peckham
* Marc Raibert
* Barry Trimmer
* Barbara Webb
* Holk Cruse
* Martin S. Fischer
* Mitra Hartman
* Auke Ijspeert
* Akio Ishiguro
* Malcolm MacIver
* Naomichi Ogihara
* Sanjay Sane
* Metin Setti
* Dirk Spenneberg
* Dawn Taylor
* Lena Ting
* Robert Wood
Contributed two-page oral presentation abstracts, poster abstracts, and
Robot Zoo submissions are due by January 21, 2008. Notification of final
acceptance will occur by March 17, 2008.
Detailed submission instructions are available at the meeting
website, http://amam.case.edu
Sincerely,
AMAM 2008 Program Committee