Event Dates (Pacific Time):
Friday, June 7, 2024 - 1:00 PM to 6:00 PMVenue Space:
Tata Hall – Fred Kavli Auditorium
KIBM held its annual symposium on Friday, June 07, 2024 featuring talks from Innovative Research Grant recipients, the second cohort of the Postdoctoral Scholars Program, and keynote speaker Jim Knierim from John Hopkins University.
Event Chairs:
Yishi Jin, University of California, San Diego
Edward Callaway, Salk Institute for Biological Studies
Event Sessions
Yishi Jin and Ed Callaway
UCSD and Salk Institute
Opening Remarks
Eena Kosik
Cognitive Science, UCSD
The shape of breathing: respiration’s influence on neural oscillations
Nicholas Dotson
Salk Institute
Jumping Monkeys
Nicholas Antipa
Electrical and Computer Engineering, UCSD
Toward kHz-Rate Computational Miniature Microscopes
Dhananjay Bambah-Mukku
Psychology, UCSD
The multisensory ontogeny of social behavior
Eran Mukamel
Cognitive Science, UCSD
Single cell multiome profiling of neurotransmitter switching
Stacey Glasgow
Neurobiology, UCSD
Functional development of motor neuron wiring in early life
Gulcin Pekkurnaz
Neurobiology, UCSD
Power outage in axons: why dopamine neurons fail in Parkinson’s disease
Intermission
Nick Spitzer
Neurobiology, UCSD
Charles F. Stevens Memorial Neuroscience Research Award Announcement
Jim Knierim
Johns Hopkins University
Path integration and landmark-vector processing in the hippocampus
Jingwen Li
Psychology, UCSD
The role of active vision in primary visual cortex of freely-moving marmosets
Junxiang Zhou
Biological Sciences, UCSD
Tubulin isotypes preserve neuronal health through DLK-1 feedback
Mengni Wang
Biological Sciences, UCSD
Dentate gyrus-CA3 network computations in support of working memory
Reception