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Lana Sinapayen

I research Artificial Life and Artificial Intelligence. I am especially interested in finding which definitions of these concepts, 'Life' and 'Intelligence', are most useful to help us implement them inside artificial systems. I have recently been working on the relationship between failure and learning, and its application to the study of visual illusions as well as classification and reinforcement learning. My ongoing projects also include research in the domains of Astrobiology (finding life in the universe), Open Ended Evolution, and cellular automata. I have been advocating for open science and promoting new research practices through community service for various science organizations, as well as through my Open Collaboration platform 'Mimosa'.

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Artificial Life / Artificial Intelligence / Neural Networks / Learning / Prediction / Perception / Visual Illusions / Astrobiology / Open Ended Evolution

Activities

[Article]A paper by Lana Sinapayen has been published in Proceedings of the 2024 Artificial Life Conference.
Planetary Scale Replication as an Agnostic Biosignature
2024/8/22
[Article]May 2024, publication of papers, etc.
2024/5/24
2024/5/7
[Event Report] SIGGRAPH 2023
Cutting-edge technology meets culture in Kyoto
2023/9/15
［Event 8/6 ~ 10］
SIGGRAPH2023[The 50th International Conference & Exhibition on Computer Graphics & Interactive Techniques ]
2023/9/11
2023/9/4
2023/5/8
[Interview] AXIS Vol.223 KYOTO
Interviews with J. Rekimoto, director of the Kyoto Laboratory, and researchers Y. Takeuchi, L. Sinapayen, and Y. Sakai were featured in the article.
2023/5/1
2023/3/22
【AWARD】2022 ISAL Award for Distinguished Early-Career Investigator
Dr. Lana Sinapayen received the Award.
2022/10/12
Kyoto Laboratory WEB page renewal
2022/5/23
Nature Astronomy
2022/2/8
2021/12/17
【Interview】 The French Embassy in Tokyo
An interview with Researcher Lana Sinapayen was posted.
2021/11/25
Lana Sinapayen joins eLife's Early-Career Advisory Group
2021/5/13
Kyoto LaboratoryOpening Symposium
2020/12/24
2020/12/8
New Research Laboratory in Kyoto
2020/10/15
［PRESS RELEASE］
Sony CSL to open new research center in Kyoto
2020/3/9
New Article
Lana Sinapayen's interview has been published.
2020/2/23
New Publication
A new article by Lana Sinapayen
2020/1/29
【Award】11th Visual Illusion and Auditory Illusion Contest in Japan
Please enjoy the animations
2019/12/9
New Article by Lana Sinapayen on The Gradient
2019/11/27
ISAL
Lana Sinapayen elected to the Board of Directors
2019/11/12
Introducing the Fake Life Recognition Contest
2019/10/7
2019 ISAL Award for Education and Outreach using Artificial Life
2019/8/21
ELSI Meeting of Experts: Fundamental Principles of Life Workshop
Lana Sinapayen co-organized the workshop
2019/1/29
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Worlds

Failure as a Fingerprint of Complex Systems

2023/10/17

The N=2 of Life　

Looking beyond our own evolutionary tree　Lana Sinapayen
2023/10/13
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Profile

Lana Sinapayen first joined the research world through an internship at the Honda Research Institute in 2012. In 2015, she completed a double-degree program, consisting of a degree in Information Sciences Engineering from the French National Institute of Applied Sciences, and an MS in Computer and Mathematical Science from the University of Tohoku in Japan. Shifting her focus from mathematical models to embodied cognition, she received her PhD in 2018 from the University of Tokyo, where her doctoral research focused on artificial life, and where she received the Ichiko Memorial Prize. She was also the recipient of a scholarship from the Integrated Human Sciences Program. In September 2018, she joined Sony Computer Science Laboratories, Inc. as an associate researcher. Her current ambition is to develop a new way of understanding cognition by embedding cognitive algorithms in real world applications.

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