CELEST Workshop on
Dynamic Coding in Neural Signals
- Friday, July 29, 2011
- Boston University
- Department of Cognitive and Neural Systems
- 677 Beacon Street
- Auditorium, Room B02
- Boston MA 02215
Friday, July 29
CELEST Workshop Schedule
| 1:00pm–1:05pm |
Introduction Frank Guenther Boston University |
| 1:00pm–1:30pm |
Oscillations and grid cells in entorhinal cortex Michael Hasselmo Boston University |
| 1:30pm–1:55pm |
Perceptual processing via coherent sequences of ensemble states Donald Katz Brandeis University |
| 1:55pm–2:20pm |
Stochastic transitions between discrete states in models of taste processing and decision-making Paul Miller Brandeis University |
| 2:20pm–2:40pm | Coffee break |
| 2:40pm-3:05pm |
Multiple brain rhythms: Temporal structure and its functional implications Nancy Kopell Boston University |
| 3:05pm–3:30pm |
Brain rhythms and cognition Earl Miller Massachusetts Institute of Technology |
| 3:30pm–3:55pm |
Hippocampal memory encoding and reactivation Matthew Wilson Massachusetts Institute of Technology |
| 3:55pm–4:15pm |
Speaker panel discussion |
| 4:15pm–5:45pm |
Poster session on Dynamic Coding 1. Measuring auditory attention using frequency tagging Hari Bharadwaj, Adrian KC Lee, Nick Kurkjy, and Barbara G. Shinn-Cunningham Boston University and University of Washington 2. Prefrontal and hippocampal coding during long-term memory formation in monkeys Scott L. Brincat and Earl K. Miller Massachusetts Institute of Technology 3. Working memory, theta rhythms and MEG Kyle Lepage, Sarah Steinvorth, Uri Eden, Mike Hasselmo, and Chantal Stern Boston University 4. Auditory contours and Gestalt rules for sound analysis Yoonseob Lim, Barbara Shinn-Cunningham, and Timothy Gardner Boston University 5. Testing the long-term stability of a neural code in songbirds Jeffrey Markowitz and Timothy Gardner Boston University 6. Toward a stable, long-term brain-machine interface Scott Brincat, Mikhail Panko, Jonathan Brumberg, Andres Salazar, Jefferson Roy, Simon Overduin, Phillip Kennedy, Earl Miller, and Frank Guenther Boston University, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and Neural Signals Inc. 7. Network analysis in EEG source-space of the dynamics that support intentional ignoring of visual stimuli Lisa Payne, Stefan Berteau, and Robert Sekuler Boston University and Brandeis University 8. Converging evidence from behavior and electroencephalography for differences in the storage of streams vs. individual sound objects Lenny Varghese, Virginia Best, and Barbara G. Shinn-Cunningham Boston University |