We held an international symposium with Taiwan University.

Name	Social Cognitive Biology on Representation of Environment
Date	July 31, 2016 9: 30 ~ 18: 00
Place	Kyoto University Inamori Foundation Memorial Hall 3 rd Floor Conference Hall, Central Conference Hall
Participating universities	Kyoto University National Taiwan University
Co-organizer	Kyoto University Unit for Advanced Studies of the Human Mind Kyoto University The Kokoro Research Center

Presentation list

Attention-modulated perception and learning of visual scenes	Tsung-Ren Huang (Taiwan Univ.)
Visual experience modulates perception, attention, and preference	Yosiyuki Ueda （Kyoto Univ.）
Do political colors matter in trust-based interaction?	Chien-Te Wu (Taiwan Univ.)
Cognitive mechanism in (dis)honesty: behavioral and neural evidence	Nobuhito Abe (Kyoto Univ.）
Understanding the environment without awareness	Su-Ling Yeh (Taiwan Univ.)/td>
The six dimensions of spatial configuration dependency in flanker effects	Chien-Chung Chen (Taiwan Univ.)
Verbal working memory and language environment	Satoru Saitoh （Kyoto Univ.））
Methods for neural mind reading	Yukiyasu Kamitani （Kyoto Univ.））
Processing of artificial and natural stimuli in macaque primary visual cortex	Chun-I Yeh (Taiwan Univ.)
The social and cognitive neurobiology of processing environmental danger in rats	Keng-Chen Liang (Taiwan Univ.)
Self-reflective codes in the deep brain	Yutaka Komura （Kyoto Univ.））

Summary in Kyoto University Aechives(‘KURENAI’)(link)

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