Confluence of Indian Knowledge System and Neuroscience
Dr. Arnav Bhavsar
Dr. Shubhajit Roy Chowdhury
School of Computing and Electrical Engg
IIT Mandi
From time immemorial, the notion of ‘Mind’ has tinkered the philosophers and scientists. The ancient Indian philosophies understood the Mind and explained the processes to understand life. Contrary to this, modern neuroscience has progressed significantly in explaining the brain, its components, structural and functional connectivities and processes. Still the enigma called “MIND’ and its deeper questions remain. Does Neuroscience map with the older models evolving from the Indian Knowledge Systems? Is there a continuity in the knowledge about Mind, Brain and behaviour, from past to future? This special session is aimed at unraveling the attempts to reveal the link, interface and questions between the rich Indian knowledge systems that addressed ‘Mind’ and the state of the art neuroscience.
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Kindly submit your abstract/extended abstract/paper at:
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Word limit for abstracts : 250 words Word limit for extended abstracts: 1000 words Word limit for papers: 6000 words
Deadline for abstracts submission : 21st September 2023 Results of accepted abstracts: 30th September 2023
Every submission will be reviewed by at least two researchers in this field. As per the guidelines of the organizing team of MBCC-2023, we will select around 6 articles for presentation in this special session of MBCC-2023 at IIT Mandi.
