Seminar Series INC Seminar Series The Institute maintains a lively seminar series that has brought to the campus distinguished researchers working at the forefront of neural computation. The seminar series program, held weekly, attracts an audience from the campus, industry, and the general public. Due to the widespread popularity of this program, INC now videotapes the lectures and maintains a videotape library for its members' use. Over 70 lectures are on file in the INC library INC/Calit2 Seminar Series The Institute for Neural Computation (INC) and the UCSD Division of the California Institute for Telecommunications and Information Technology (Calit2) are launching a lecture series focused on "The Operating System of the Brain.". Coordinating the Calit2/INC Lecture Series is Javier R. Movellan, Director of the Machine Perception Laboratory, located in the Calit2 building at UCSD. The goal of this series is to explore how the brain organizes its network of sensors and actuators to produce adaptive behavior in real time. Understanding how the brain solves this problem may help develop a new generation of robots capable of assisting people in everyday life. The series will include speakers from diverse areas including neuroscience, behavioral science, control theory, computer science, robotics and computer animation.