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From: kroger@scarecrow.cognet.ucla.edu (James Kroger)
Newsgroups: comp.ai.neural-nets
Subject: neural modeling conference
Keywords: connectionism, oscillations, neural modeling
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Date: 12 Apr 91 04:57:57 GMT
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Last summer, there was an interesting conference on neural modeling
held at Berkeley. One focus was on the role of oscillations
in neural information processing. 

I do not know who sponsored the conference, although quite possibly it
was put on by people both at Berkeley and SRI. 

Question: does anybody know either if there will be a follow-up
conference this summer (as promised), or whom I might contact to find out
about it?

Thanks,

Jim Kroger
Dept. of Psychology
UCLA
(kroger@cognet.ucla.edu)