A Synergy in ISR There is opportunity for close cooperation between the study of (auditory) neuroethology, and research in communication, control, and.

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A Synergy in ISR There is opportunity for close cooperation between the study of (auditory) neuroethology, and research in communication, control, and signal processing. Challenges in understanding neuronal plasticity, learning, active sensing, neuromorphic computation and realization etc., can be addressed by engagement of the systems view – models, signals, formal languages, feedback loops, and hierarchies (levels). In the area of auditory neuroethology these challenges are being addressed by collaborative teams within ISR, leading to fundamental insights, algorithms, and technological advances (e.g. in robotics) Comments at ISR retreat, May 18, 2007

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