1st December 2025 – 28th February 2026 (JST)
Free
- Venue
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Ichijo Hall, Yayoi Auditorium, The University of Tokyo
113-8657 1-1-1 Yayoi, Bunkyo-ku, TokyoWithin the Faculty of Agriculture, The University of Tokyo
- Format
- Online and onsite
- Flyer
- Flyer PDF file (1.5MB)
Registration
Registration until 28 February 2026
Call for Posters
Submission deadline: 21 February 2026
Notification for acceptance: 28 February 2026
Notification for acceptance: 28 February 2026
Program
13th, March 2026
Invited Speakers-
Session 1
Predictive coding
Invited Speakers
Andre Bastos
Department of Psychology and
Vanderbilt Brain Institute,
Vanderbilt UniversityAn updated perspective on canonical
microcircuits for predictive coding
Zenas Chao
International Research Center for
Neurointelligence (WPI-IRCN), UTIAS,
The University of TokyoSearching for the Complete
Prediction Object -
Session 2
Control and planning
Invited Speakers
Anne K. Churchland
UCLA Department of Neurobiology
Life can only be understood backwards:
predicting future outcomes from past
actions
Hiroshi Makino
Department of Physiology,
Keio University School of MedicineLearning in intelligent systems
14th, March 2026
Invited Speakers-
Session 3
NeuroAI
Invited Speakers
Jun Tani
Okinawa Institute of Science and Technology
Exploring robotic minds by extending
the idea of predictive coding and
active inference
Pablo Lanillos
Neuro AI and Robotics group,
Cajal Neuroscience Center,
Spanish National Research CouncilActive Inference in Robotics
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Session 4
Computational
psychiatry
Philip R. Corlett
Yale University
Department of Psychiatry
Wu Tsai Institute for CognitionPredictive Coding and Delusions:
Specific Contents from General
Mechanisms
Xiaosi Gu
Yale School of Medicine
The Craving Brain: Computational
Mechanisms and Implications for
Psychiatry
Schedule (click names for the abstracts)
13 March 2026
9:15
Registration
9:45
Opening
Session 1: Predictive Coding
10:40
Takuya Isomura, RIKEN
11:10
Break
12:50
Lunch
Session 2: Control and Planning
14:00
Anne K. Churchland, UCLA
15:20
Break
16:30
Hitoshi Okamoto, RIKEN
17:00
Poster session
18:00-
Social event
- Information exchange discussion
- Information exchange discussion
14 March 2026
Session 3: Session 3: NeuroAI
10:50
Break
12:30
Lunch
Session 4: Computational Psychiatry
14:50
Break
16:30
Closing
Registration
Registration period
Participation fee
For more information
Registration until
28th February 2026
Registration period
1st December 2025 –
28th February 2026 (JST)
Registration fee
Free
Social event - Information exchange discussion
Date and Time
Registration and Fee
13th March 2026, 18:00-20:00
JPY 3,000 for non-students
JPY 1,000 for students
Registration will close once capacity is reached
Date and Time
13th March 2026,
18:00-20:00
Registration and Fee
JPY 3,000 for non-students
JPY 1,000 for students
Registration will close once capacity is reached
Call for Posters
Abstract submission period
Notification for acceptance
1st December 2025 – 21st February 2026 (JST)
28th February 2026
Abstract submission period
1st December 2025 –
21st February 2026 (JST)
Notification for acceptance
28th February 2026
※Please submit your abstract via the online registration website
Access
Ichijo Hall, Yayoi Auditorium,
The University of Tokyo
113-8657 1-1-1 Yayoi, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo Within the Faculty
of Agriculture, The University of Tokyo
Transportation Information
- ■Subway
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- Tokyo Metro: Todai-mae Station (Namboku Line) - 1 min walk
- Tokyo Metro: Nezu Station (Chiyoda Line) - 8 min walk
- Tokyo Metro: Hongo Sanchome Station (Marunouchi Line) - 17 min walk
- Toei subway: Hongo Sanchome Station (Toei Oedo Line) - 16 min walk
- ■Toei Bus
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From Ochanomizu Station (JR Chuo Line, Sobu Line)
Bus No. Cha51 for Komagome Station South Exit or Bus No. Higashi43 for Arakawa-Dote-Soshajo-mae
get off at Todai-Nogakubu-mae stop - 1 min walk
