Event Dates (Pacific Time):
Saturday, July 10, 2021 - 9:00 AM to 5:00 PMKIBM held its annual symposium on Saturday, July 10, 2021 featuring talks from Innovative Research Grant recipients. This was a virtual event held via Zoom in conjunction with the INC Spring Retreat on Cognitive Neuroscience.
Event Chairs:
Yishi Jin, University of California, San Diego
Edward Callaway, Salk Institute for Biological Studies
Event Sessions
KIBM Talks
From worms to mice: protecting neuronal function under stress
Yue Sun & Erin Ritchie (Biomedical Sciences)
Microbiome and the associated neuroactive potential in brain health
Gajender Aleti (Psychiatry)
Neural Sensitivity to Grammatical Structure
Arturs Semenuks (Cognitive Science)
Bridging Electrophysiological Scales in a Rat Auditory Paradigm
Teryn Johnson (Cognitive Science)
From neurotransmitter switching to behavior: optimizing imaging and molecular biology tools to shed light: a missing link in neuroplasticity
Marta Pratelli (Neurobiology Section, Biological Sciences)
Breathe slowly, and experience tranquility – bifurcate top-down breathing circuits
Jinho Jhang (Salk Institute, Peptide Biology Lab)
Characterization of the activity and roles of neurological disorder-linked chromatin regulators
Lauren Hodge (Bioengineering)
Small changes in the genome, big leaps in brain structure for humankind: Contributions of uniquely human traits to brain development
Carolina Makowski (Radiology)
Quantifying gut instincts: understanding the coupling between electrical signals from the gut and the brain during cognition
Pragathi Priyadharsini Balasubramani (Psychiatry)
INC Talks
A circuit for deviance detection in primary visual cortex
Jordan Hamm
Cortical processing for natural vision
Cris Neill
Tracking information flow in the mouse visual areas
Jia Xiaoxuan
What is the Dentate Gyrus Good For? A Role in Spatial Pattern Separation
Mia Borzello
Sleep spindle variability across the human cortex
Christopher Gonzalez
The influence of sensory history on visual processing and perception
Tim Sheehan
Phasor Networks for Biologically-Inspired AI
Wilkie Olin Ammentorp
Closing Remarks
Terrence Sejnowski