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đA team of CIMeC students has won best paper at the International Natural Language Generation Conference for âChatGPT's Information Seeking Strategy: Insights From the 20-Questions Gameâ. âšLeonardo Bertolazzi & Filippo Merlo of the MSc and Davide Mazzaccara of the PhD programs, along with their supervisor Raffaella Bernardi took the prize for âbest evaluation paperâ at INLG2023
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đParkinsons Disease is accompanied by decreased functional connectivity in the Theory of Mind network early on and by broad increase later â especially in the cognitive and affective subnetworks, write Giuseppe Rabini of Luca Turella's group & colleagues from CeRiN and LNiF, in a special issue of the European Journal of Neuroscience
đDoes sensory stimulation influence embryonic brain development? Direct evidence now found in vivo via manganese enhanced MRI inside unhatched chick eggs by @elenalorenzi3 @gvallortigara Stefano Tambalo & Angelo Bifone. Out this week in @elife
Compelling effort from INCF to promote better sharing of data in neuroscience.
https://www.incf.org/blog/global-survey-data-sharing-barriers-neuroscience
đ Connectivity in a network of brain regions of people with Parkinsonâs disease predicts levels of motor impairment, and the individual profiles may constitute âfingerprintsâ in resting-state fMRI, write CIMeC researcher Giuseppe Rabin of Luca Turellaâs Motor Control Group and colleagues at CeRiN and in a paper just out in Cerebral Cortex.
Two âŹ1000 prizes will be awarded by Fondazione Alvise Comel to University of Trento Masterâs theses linking AI and neuroscience to graduates defending between Oct 2021 and July 2023.
đ„Apply by July 31đ„
Ă indetta una selezione per titoli volta allâattribuzione di due premi per lo svolgimento di tesi di laurea magistrale/laurea magistrale a ciclo unico, con argomento il rafforzamento del legame tra intelligenza artificiale (AI) e neuroscienze cognitive, sia servendosi dei risultati di queste ultime per studiare sistemi di AI sia usando sistemi di AI per lo sviluppo della ricerca sulle attivitĂ neuro-cognitive dell'uomo. I premi sono finanziati dalla Fondazione Alvise Comel.
