Computational Neuroscience x NeuroAI
From Brain Algorithms to Embodied Intelligence

How can brains achieve intelligence so flexibly, creatively, and efficiently—and what can this teach the next generation of AI?
This Summer Program brings together leading lecturers in computational/systems neuroscience, NeuroAI, embodied intelligence, BCI/BMI, and AI ethics to explore intelligence as an active process linking brains, bodies, behavior, and machines. Through lectures and discussions, participants will connect neural circuits, learning theory, robotics, and embedded systems, asking how biological principles can inspire adaptive, interpretable, and resource-efficient AI.

The program will foster exchanges with researchers from RIKEN CBS, AIP, and iTHEMS, and welcome talented participants from around the world to vibrant Tokyo.

Speakers

• Yoram Burak / Hebrew University
• Lea Duncker / Columbia University
• Marta Garrido / University of Melbourne
• Yasuo Kuniyoshi / The University of Tokyo / RIKEN CBS
• Daniel Wolpert / Columbia University
• Daniel Yamins / Stanford University
• Karen Yan / National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University
• Natsue Yoshimura / Institute of Science Tokyo
• Zhao Zhengtuo / University of Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS)
• Toshitake Asabuki, Takuya Isomura, Louis Kang / RIKEN CBS

Speakers are subject to change. Please visit our website periodically for updates.

Organizing Committee

Taro Toyoizumi (Chair)
Toshitake Asabuki, Takuya Isomura, Asako Kanezaki(AIP), Louis Kang, Masato Taki(iTHEMS), Aya Takeoka

This program is sponsored by The International Brain Research Organization (IBRO).