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Retreat
Research Retreat 2019
Oakwood Resort, Grand Bend, ON, Canada
The research retreat of the IRTG-1901 in 2019 takes place at the Oakwood Resort
70671 Bluewater Highway, Grand Bend, ON, Canada
Start: 17th June
End: 21st June
The Program will be available here
Research Retreat 2018
Collegium Glashütten Glashütten-Oberems, Germany
The research retreat of the IRTG-1901 in 2018 takes place at the Collegium Glashütten - Centre for Communications
Wüstemser Straße 1, Glashütten-Oberems, Germany
Start: 24th June
End: 28th June
The Program is available for download here
Research Retreat 2017
Queen's University Biological Station, Elgin, Ontario, Canada
The research retreat of the IRTG-1901 in 2017 takes place at the Queen's University Biological Station
280 Queen's University Road, Elgin, Ontario, Canada
Start: 14th August
End: 18th August
The program is available for download here
Research Retreat 2016
Collegium Glashütten Glashütten-Oberems, Germany
The research retreat of the IRTG-1901 in 2016 takes place at the Collegium Glashütten - Centre for Communications
Wüstemser Straße 1, Glashütten-Oberems, Germany
Start: 11th July
End: 14th July
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Research Retreat 2015
The Kingbridge Center, Toronto, Canada
The research retreat of the IRTG-1901 in 2015 takes place at the Conference Centre at Kingbridge
12750 Jane Street King City, Toronto, Ontario Canada
Start: 9th June, 9 am
End: 11th June, 5 pm
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Impressions from the Wildbad Kreuth Retreat 2014
Impressions from the Wildbad Kreuth Retreat 2014
Spring School 2014 „Multisensory Perception for Action”
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Venue:
Educational Center Wildbad Kreuth 83708 Wildbad Kreuth, Phone: 08029-170
03. June: until 14.00h: Arrival
03. June: 14.00h – 16.00h: Poster session (Doctoral candidates (DCs) of all three programs)
16.00h – 16.30h: Coffee break
16.30h – 18.00h: Introduction of the RTG-1091 Munich (by DCs)
18.00h – 19.30h: Dinner
19.30h – 21.00h: Keynote lecture (Doug Crawford, Toronto)
04. June: 8.30h – 10.15h: Session I (Allesandro Farné, Lyon; Andreas Barthels, Tuebingen)
10.15h – 10.45h: Coffee break
10.45h – 12.30h: Session II (Martin Giese, Tuebingen; Daniel Braun, Tuebingen)
12.30h – 14.30h: Lunch and German-Canadian project meeting
14.30h – 16.00h: Introduction of the GC Tuebingen (by DCs)
16.00h – 16.30h: Coffee break
16.30h – 18.15h: Session III (Patrizia Fattori, Bologna; Uwe Ilg, Tuebingen)
18.15h – 19.30h: Dinner
19.30h – 21.00h: Poster session (DCs of all three programs)
19:30h – 21:00h: meeting of the IRTG-1901 Steering committee
05. June: 8.30h – 10.15h: Session IV (Paul MacNeilage, Munich; Zhuanghua Shi, Munich)
10.15h – 10.45h: Coffee break
10.45h – 12.30h: Session V (Heiner Deubel, Munich; Stefan Glausauer, Munich)
12.30h – 14.30h: Lunch and German-Canadian project meeting
14.30h – 16.00h: Introduction of the RTG-1901 Marburg/Giessen (by DCs)
16.00h – 16.30h: Coffee break
16.30h – 18.15h: Session VI (Laurence Harris, Toronto; David Burr, Pisa)
18.15h – 19.30h: Dinner
19.30h – 21.00h: Ethics in the Neurosciences (Jens Clausen, Tuebingen)
06. June: 8.30h – 10.15h: Session VII: (M. Concetta Morrone, Pisa; Marc Ernst, Bielefeld)
10.15h – 10.45h: Coffee break
10.45h – 12.15h: Introduction of the RTG-1901 Queens/Toronto/Western (by DCs)
12:15h – 13:00h: General discussion and future planning (German-Canadian projects and lab visits, workshops, retreat 2015, etc.)
13.00h – 14.30h: Lunch and departure
