Speakers



USS 2026

Tuesday, 12th May

Frédéric Beaupré

Université Laval

Bio

STED-FM: A Self-Supervised Foundation Model for Robust and Generalizable Representation Learning in STED Microscopy


Sina Esmaeili

Université de Montréal

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Building the Missing Layer for Mobile Neuro-AI: Python tools for denoising, source separation, and reproducible Mobile Brain/Body Imaging (MoBI) workflows


Kevin Whittingstall

Université de Sherbrooke

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When hormones meet the brain: a vascular perspective


Nanda Krishna

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Philipp Thölke

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Elkaïoum Moutuou

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Hafez Ghaemi

Université de Montréal

Bio

Self-supervised learning with teacher-guided masking


Darius Valevicius

Université de Montréal

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Synthetic image evolution for affective neuroscience


Nicolas Doyon

Université Laval

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How dynamics of ionic concentration shape information processing in neural networks


Julien Armand

Bio

Introduction to Reinforcement Learning


Baptiste Bonin

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Introduction to Reinforcement Learning


Wednesday, 13th May

Mina Arzaghi

HEC Montréal

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Bias and Fairness in Large Language Models


Antoine Boudreau LeBlanc

Université Laval

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From the Ethics of Governance to Sociotechnical Assemblages in NeuroAI


Benoit Labonté

Université Laval

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Sex Differences in Depression - Ethical and EDI Considerations


Taylor Webb

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Raymond Chua

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Bruno Morency

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Mariem Hafsia

Université de Montréal

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Beyond Diagnostic Labels: Behavioral Phenotyping Through Gamified Neurodevelopmental Assessment


Pingsheng Li

McGill

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Aligning Human-AI Visual Learning through Virtual Reality


Lune Bellec

Université de Montréal

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Modelling Individual Brains and Behaviour in Retro Games


Vanessa Hadid

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Machine learning on electrophysiology MEG/EEG signals