Program
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9:00–9:40
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Masashi Aono (ASI, RIKEN)
Amoeba-based Neurocomputing and Resource-Competing Oscillator Network
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9:40–10:20
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Kazunari Ozasa (ASI, RIKEN)
Fluctuation in the simulation of microbe-based computing
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(Break)
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10:30–11:10
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Yukiko Iwata (Hokkaido University)
Limit Theorems for Random Dynamical Systems
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11:10–11:50
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Yuzuru Sato (Hokkaido University)
Noise-induced Bifurcation in One-dimensional Maps.
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(Lunch Break)
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13:30–14:10
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Keiichi Kitajo (BSI, RIKEN)
Stochastic Resonance and Noise-induced Synchronization in the Human Brain
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14:10–14:50
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Michael Denker (BSI, RIKEN)
Precise Spike Patterns in Complex Neural Networks with a Generalized Rise Function
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(Break)
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15:00–15:40
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Miguel Fuentes (Santa Fe Institute)
On Highly Nonlinear Linear Fokker Planck Equations
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15:40–16:20
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Jun-nosuke Teramae (BSI, RIKEN)
Noise-induced Phase Synchronization of Networks of Oscillators Reveals Temporal Precision of Spiking Neurons
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16:30–
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Discussion
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