The 4th CiNet Conference
<Neural oscillation and functional connectivity: from anatomy to perception>
February 26 (Mon.) to 28 (Wed.), 2018
February 26: 14:00 – 18:05 (Pass pick from 13:00 )
February 27: 9:30 – 18:05
February 28: 10:30 – 16:45
On-line registration is closed.
Venue:
Conference Room, CiNet Bldg.
(1-4, Yamadaoka, Suita City, Osaka, 565-0871 Japan)
Recent progress on systems neuroscience suggests functional roles of neural oscillations in perception, cognition and behavior. In this CiNet conference, we invite world-leading researchers utilizing psychological, elecrophysiological and non-invasive brain imaging techniques, and discuss the cutting edge findings and future directions of the researches on neural oscillations.
Organizers:
National Institute of Information and Communications Technology (NICT)
Center for Information and Neural Networks (CiNet)
Sponsors:
・Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research on Innovative Areas, MEXT, Japan
“The Science of Mental Time”
・NTT Data Institute of Management Consulting, Inc.
・Panasonic Corporation
・Nitto Denko Corporation
Meeting Chair: Kaoru Amano (NICT/CiNet)
Co-chair: Shigeru Kitazawa (Osaka University/CiNet), Takafumi Suzuki (NICT/CiNet)
Meeting Director: Takahisa Taguchi (NICT/CiNet)
Language: English
Seating capacity for: 130
・Kaoru Amano, NICT/CiNet
“Illusory jitter perceived at the frequency of alpha oscillations”
・Sylvain Baillet, McGill University
“Mechanisms and functions of interdependent neural oscillations in brain systems”
・Laura Dugué, Paris Descartes University
Attention explores space periodically at the theta frequency
・Shigeyoshi Fujisawa, RIKEN Brain Science Institute
“Theta oscillations support temporal coding for event sequences in the hippocampus”
・Tomoki Fukai, RIKEN Brain Science Institute
“Information transfer during slow oscillations in cortical networks ”
・Nir Grossman, Imperial College London
“Noninvasive Deep Brain Stimulation via Delivery of Temporally Interfering Electric Fields”
・Nobuhiro Hagura, NICT/CiNet
“Perception of tactile frequency induced by Szechuan pepper”
・Andrew Heusser, Dartmouth College
“The role of neural oscillations in the encoding and organization of sequential events”
・Yuji Ikegaya, The University of Tokyo/CiNet
“Hippocampal ripple oscillations induce synaptic downscaling during sleep”
・Ole Jensen, University of Birmingham
“On the role of alpha and gamma oscillations for routing and prioritizing information in the working brain”
・Timo van Kerkoerle, NeuroSpin, CEA Saclay
“Two modes of feedback in monkey visual cortex”
・Ai Koizumi, NICT/CiNet
“False percept of threat emerges from excessive activity in the V1 superficial layers”
・Shigeru Kitazawa, Osaka University/CiNet
“Separation of independent sources and roles of alpha-band rhythms”
・Ayelet Landau, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem
“Rhythmic motifs in cognition: the case of rhythmic sampling”
・Kai Miller, Stanford University
“Brain dynamics of the human electrocorticogram”
・Kenji Mizuseki, Osaka City University
“Temporal coordination of neuronal activity in the entorhinal-hippocampal loop”
・Atsushi Nambu, National Institute of Physiological Science
“Parkinson’s disease as a network disorder”
・Tony Ro, The Graduate Center, CUNY
“Alpha oscillations: Temporal windows of visual perception”
・Takuya Sasaki, The University of Tokyo/Precursory Research for Embryonic Science and Technology, Japan Science and Technology Agency
“Hippocampal network dynamics in support of spatial working memory”
・Markus Siegel, Tübingen University
“Spectral Fingerprints of Neuronal Interactions”
・Hiromasa Takemura, NICT/CiNet
“Diffusion MRI and its application to visual neuroscience”
・Takufumi Yanagisawa, Osaka University/CiNet
“BMI induced plasticity modulates phantom limb pain”