TOWARDS AUGMENTED COGNITION
2nd International Conference on NEUROSCIENCE AND NEUROLOGICAL DISORDERS
April 11-12, 2019 | Barcelona, Spain
Alice Marascu
Nokia Bell Labs, Ireland
Scientific Tracks Abstracts : J Neurol Neurorehabil Res
Abstract:
Technological advances are contributing like never before to the human innate desire for cognitive expansion.
Understanding how we interact and communicate with our surroundings is crucial for pushing the boundaries
of content assimilation. Neuroscience latest results open the door to understanding the human communication at
more complex levels and more medical results are coming today to support a body holistic communication system.
By modelling and monitoring hidden communication indictors, we aim to understand the cognitive best achievable
performances. The large collections of big data and information available today at just 1-click away could become
thus more cognitively “digestible”.
Human cognition can be mainly expanded at three levels: flow of data to which the human body is exposed, internal
cognitive model that is processing the data and retaining the gems, and, finally, the visible behaviors that
are materializing the internal decisions. In this work, we will primarily focus on the first two levels and explore new
achievable cognition insights by mixing neuroscience knowledge with computational models from the computer
science domain.
Biography:
Alice Marascu is a senior research scientist at Nokia Bell Labs, Ireland. Previously, she was a research scientist at IBM Research-Ireland, and held post-doctoral research roles at University of Trento-Italy, and INRIA Rennes Bretagne Atlantique-France. Her research spans natural language processing, large scale streaming data processing, large scale complex pattern recognition and mining, time series analysis. She has given multiple talks to industrial and academic audiences and published results in main conferences in the areas of big data, data mining, machine learning, query answering (VLDB, PVLDB, SIGMOD, Big Data Conference, etc.).
E-mail: alice.marascu@nokia-bell-labs.com
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