conference on animal consciousness, Salzburg

Non-member submission from [Miklós GYÕRI <GyoriMiklos(a)matavnet.hu>] --- Date: Wed, 23 May 2001 17:03:18 +0200 From: =?iso-8859-1?Q?Mikl=F3s=20GY=D5RI?= <GyoriMiklos(a)matavnet.hu> To: koglist(a)cogpsyphy.hu Subject: conference on animal consciousness, Salzburg International Seminar on Consciousness in Animals June 10th  June 13th 2001 Institute of Zoology University of Salzburg Sunday, 10th June 16.00 welcome and opening addresses HS 421 A. Lametschwandtner (Chair of Department) G. Bernatzky and G. Bernroider (Institute of Zoology, Univ. Salzburg) Jane Krakower (Forida, USA) and Gustav Bernroider: Consciousness: wrapping and unwrapping of a time travel Get together Monday, 11th June Basic aspects 10.00 Jaak Panksepp, BGSU, Ohio, USA HS 421 The issue of animal consciousness: are anthropomorphisms and zoomorphisms viable strategies in behavioural brain research ? 11.30 Johannes Brandl, Institute of Philosophy, Univ. Salzburg Phenomenal consciousness and its representational explanations Lunch Psychophysical aspects  time and music 13.00 G|nther Bernatzky, University of Salzburg Music and emotions: therapeutic strategies 13.30 Wolfgang Klimesch, Dept. Of Psychology, Salzburg Time and consciousness: the functional meaning of oscillations Coffee 15.30 Sabina Deixler, Claudia Beneke, Dragana Sikman University of Salzburg, AG Bernatzky Preference for music in animals: from dairy-cows to chickens Tuesday, 12th June Comparative cognition 10.00 Vern Bingman, BGSU, Ohio, USA Orientation in animals  the foundations of comparative cognition 11.30 L. Slotta-Bachmayr, M. Schvnpflug and Sonja Sinnmayer, ARGE ZOO, Salzburg The use of Geographic Information Systems (GIS) for the study of migrational behaviour in Przewalski-horses (Takhi) in the south-west of Mongolia 13.00 short communications towards the ecology of orientation behaviour Romana Edelbacher, Inst. f. Zoologie, Univ. Salzburg Spatial behaviour of grey herons in the Salzburg Zoo Julia Pesta and Andreas Maletzky, Inst. of Zoology, Univ. Salzburg Populational ecology of newts Bernhard Schmall The influence of temperature on the spawning behaviour of the European Grayling (Thymallus thymallus, L.) Afternoon: walks and talks 17.00 evening lectures on qualia and the brain Gustav Bernroider, Inst. of Zoology, Univ. Salzburg The hues behind qualia: comparative aspects of neural organizations subserving conscious experience Comments from Arthur Voggenhuber, Inst. of Zoology, Univ. Salzburg Is there a timing problem in the macaque visual cortex? Helmut Mayer, Inst. Computer Science, Univ. Salzburg Neuromodelling of higher level brain functions (and consciousness) Ken Mogi, Sony Res. Tokyo, Japan Qualia and intention in theories of mind 19.00 party time Wednesday, 13th June survival mechanisms 10.00 Franz Uiblein, Inst. of Zoology, Univ. of Salzburg On the ecology of emotions 11.00 Robert Huber, Dept. of Biology, BGSU, Ohio, USA Serotonin modulation of aggression in crayfish short communications on emotional behaviour subserving survival mechanisms 12 .00 Roman Fuchs, Inst. of Zoology, Univ. of Salzburg Developmental aspects of vocal control subserving emotional expressions in birds closure and farewell Registration: Personal registration necessary mail to Gustav.Bernroider(a)sbg.ac.at Fees: Students from the University of Salzburg free participation Guests: 500,- ATS Location: University of Salzburg, Naturwissenschaftliche Fakultdt, Hellbrunnerstr. 34 A-5020 Salzburg, Austria Organizers: G|nther Bernatzky and Gustav Bernroider Web-page: www.neurobiology.ws www.qualia.ws