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1 2017 UC Berkeley Neuroscience Annual Conference Granlibakken Conference Center October 13-15, 2017 FRIDAY, October 13 2:00 3:30 PM: Arrival and Registration 3:00-3:30 PM: Poster Set-Up in Bay Room 3:30 5:00 PM: Poster Session in Bay Room Adesnik Lab Alan Mardinly Precise Holographic Control of Neural Ensembles in Behaving Animals Evan Lyall Feature Tuning in the Barrel Cortex during Active Touch Ben Shababo High-Throughput, High-Resolution Neural Circuit Mapping Alex Naka Complementary Subnetworks of Cortical Somatostatin Interneurons Dillin Lab Holly Gildea Glial Regulation of C. elegans Cellular Stress Responses Bateup Lab Polina Kosillo mtorc1 Critically Controls Dopamine Neurons Physiology And Function Vasiliki Karalis Rptor Deletion Rescues TSC-Related Phenotypes in Mice Daniel Kramer Transgenic Approaches towards Studying Functional Sub-Populations of Dopamine Neurons Brohawn Lab David Kern - 1 -
2 Structural Exploration of a Novel Cellular Gateway Christopher Hoel Molecular Investigation of Hearing and Balance Robert Rietmeijer Force Gating of a Eukaryotic Potassium Channel Feldman Lab Keven Laboy-Juarez Elementary Principles of Multi-Whisker Integration in Barrel Cortex Kaufer Lab Kim Long The Unusual Suspects: The Role of Oligodendrocytes in Sex- Dependent Susceptibility to Stress-Induced Anxiety D Esposito Lab Jacob Miller The Effects of Content-Dependent Competition on Working Memory Capacity Miller Lab Molly Kirk Lactate Dehydrogenase Inhibition Mimics Ketone Body Metabolism in Primary Hippocampal Cultures Sommer Lab Chris Warner Image Segmentation in Retina!? Isacoff Lab Amy Winans Sensing Light through a Ciliary Non-Visual Opsin in the Developing Vertebrate Spinal Cord Carmena Lab Nuria Vendrell Llopis Ventral Striatum Predicts Reward during Operant Neuroprosthetic Learning Task Knight Lab Arjen Stolk Oxytocinergic Modulation of Human Adaptive Communication and Broadband Neuronal Dynamics - 2 -
3 Colin Hoy Conflict-Sensitive High Frequency Activity and Event-Related Potentials in Medial and Lateral Prefrontal Cortex during a Stroop Task Nick Myers Use-Dependent Coding for Working Memory Scott Lab Justine Chia Mushroom Body Output Neurons Can Modify Activity in Taste Circuits Feller Lab Alexandre Tiriac A Role for Visual Experience in Activity-Dependent Development Prior to Eye-Opening Malak El-Quessny A Role for Visual Experience in the Maturation of Direction Selectivity Franklin Caval-Holme Electrical Coupling between Ganglion Cell Photoreceptors Regulates the Light Sensitivity of the Developing Retina Corey Webster TrpM3 Mediated Calcium Transients in Muller Glia Modulate Retinal Ganglion Cell Activity Joshua Tworig Probing the Roles of Muller Glia in Retinal Synaptic Development Ryan Morrie Starburst Cell Morphology Aligns Synaptic Outputs with Subcellular Computations to Generate Direction Selectivity in the Retina Silver Lab Kelly Byrne Individual Differences in Response to Cholinergic Enhancement Maharbiz Lab Konlin Shen Neural Dust: Ultrasonic, Wireless, Implants for Neuromodulation DeWeese Lab Louis Kang Self-Organization of Entorhinal Grid Modules through Commensurate Lattice Relationships Olshausen Lab Alex Anderson High Acuity Vision in the Presence Of Fixational Eye Movements - 3 -
4 Vasha Dutell Population Heterogeneity in Efficient Encoding of Natural Visual Signals Dylan Paiton Understanding Recurrence and Feedback in Neural Network Models Olshausen & DeWeese, Redwood Center Lab Ryan Zarcone Natural Image Storage with Noisy Analog Elements Ivry Lab Maedbh King Comprehensive Mapping of Functional Organization in the Human Cerebellum Saijo Lab Eva Nichols Microglial Pyroptosis is Required for Normal Neurodevelopment Theunissen Lab Bill Wood Memories of Songs and a Sensorimotor Transformation Griffiths Lab Monica Gates Modeling Political Correctness Bishop Lab Kaisu Lanskinen Dynamics of Cortical Brain Activity during Movie Viewing Wyrobek Lab Andrew Wyrobek Molecular Characterization of Choroid Plexus and Hippocampal Damage and Degenerative CNS Risks from Exposure to Space Radiation on flights to Mars 5:00-6:30 PM: 1 st Session in Mountain-Lake Room 5:00 5:05 Barbara Peterson Welcome 5:05 5:15 Michael Yartsev Opening Remarks - 4 -
5 5:15 5:25 Ehud Isacoff Berkeley Neuroscience Highlights 5:25 5:40 Michael Silver Spotlight on the PhD Program 5:45 6:05 Daniela Kaufer Glial Plasticity and the Aging Brain 6:10 6:30 - Katie Benthall (Bateup Lab) Altered Striatal Neuron Excitability Leads to Enhanced Motor Routine Learning in a Mouse Model of Autism 6:30 7:30 PM: Dinner in Granhall 7:35-10:00 PM: 2 nd Session in Mountain-Lake Room 7:35 8:35 Richard Mooney, Duke University From Song to Synapse: The Neurobiology of Vocal Communication 8:40 10:00 3rd Year Data Slam Part 1 10:00 PM 2:00 AM: Social in Ski Hut SATURDAY, October 14 7:30-9:00 AM: Breakfast in Granhall 9:00 AM to 10:15 AM: 3 rd Session in Mountain-Lake Room 9:00 10:15 3rd Year Data Slam Part 2 10:15 10:30 AM: Coffee Break 10:30 AM to 11:45 AM: 4 th Session in Mountain-Lake Room 10:30 10:50 Hillel Adesnik Cortical Microcircuits for Tactile Sensation 10:55 11:15 Randolph Helfrich (Knight Lab) The Rhythmic Nature of Cognition 11:20 11:40 Samantha Santacruz (Carmena Lab) Caudate Microstimulation Increases Value of Specific Choices 11:45 12:45 PM: Lunch in Garden Deck - 5 -
6 12:50 PM to 2:20 PM: 5 th Session in Mountain-Lake Room 12:50 1:10 PM: David Foster Mechanisms of Hippocampal Place Cell Sequences 1:15 1:35 PM: Zach Newman (Isacoff Lab) Nanoscale Molecular Mechanisms of Synaptic Diversity and Plasticity 1:40 2:00 PM: Julie Elie (Theunissen lab) "Neural Code for the Meaning of Vocalizations in the Zebra Finch" 2:00 2:15 PM: Coffee Break 2:15 PM to 3:35 PM: 6 th Session in Mountain-Lake Room 2:15 2:35 PM: Jack Gallant The Long Road to a Computational Model of Area V4 2:40 3:00 PM: Johannes 'Han' de Jong (Lammel Lab) A Neural Circuit Mechanism for Aversive Coding in the Mesolimbic Dopamine System 3:05 3:25 PM: Kristofer Bouchard "Overview of the Neural Systems and Engineering Lab 3:30 3:35 PM: Award Presentation 3:30 6:30 PM: Free Time! 5:30 6:30 PM Faculty and Postdoc Networking Alumni Room 6:30 7:30 PM: Dinner in Granhall 7:30-8:30 PM: 2 nd Poster Session and Award in Bay Room 8:45-2:00 AM: Talent Show and Social in Ski Hut SUNDAY, October 15 7:30-10:00 AM: Breakfast in Granhall Checkout Before 11 AM - 6 -
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