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Conference
Start Time:04 Dec 2015, 9:00 AM
End Time:04 Dec 2015, 6:00 PM
Where:Provinciehuis, Irish College, Janseniusstraat 1, Leuven, Belgium
Deciphering the detailed structure of the brain and how different brain regions interact with one another are one of the grand challenges for Neuroscience. Advances in imaging techniques guarantee an immediate improvement in the quality and extension of brain recordings. Therefore a constant effort is needed in order to efficiently merge, analyze, interpret and model these data. This can be achieved with the development of software infrastructure to efficiently store, manipulate and analyze the large datasets generated by a wide variety of imaging techniques currently available.
Neuroinformatics is a relatively young but rapidly growing field that becomes increasingly more important for PhD students, postdoctoral students and senior investigators in a wide variety of neuroscience domains. Together with some distinguished national and international speakers the Belgian Neuroinformatics Node of INCF aims to bring to your attention the latest developments of brain imaging and neurophysiology.
Prof. Dr. Wim Vanduffel, KU Leuven; Dr. Dimiter Prodanov, IMEC; Mrs. Sara De Pril, Mrs. Astrid Hermans
Ben Jeurissen (UAntwerp); Daniele Marinazzo (UGent), Wim Vanduffel (KU Leuven); Dimiter Prodanov (IMEC); Jan Sijbers, (UAntwerp); Yann Le Franc, (UAntwerp); Dante Mantini (KU Leuven)
Pascal Fries: http://www.esi-frankfurt.de/research/fries-lab/
Martthew Self: KNAW
Rainer Goebel : http://www.maastrichtuniversity.nl/web/Profile/r.goebel.htm
8:30-9:00: Welcome coffee and registration
Morning session
9:00-9:15: Opening, Introductory remarks
9:15-10:00: Keynote lecture 1: Rainer Goebel - Revealing mesoscopic coding principles in the human brain using ultra-high magnetic field fMRI
10:00-10:30: Michele Giugliano, U Antwerp - Correlation transfer by cortical neurons
10:30-11:00: Ben Jeurissen, U Antwerp - Processing multi-shell diffusion MRI data using MRtrix3
11:00-11:30: Coffee break
11:30-12.00: Dante Mantini, KU Leuven - Long-range functional interactions in the resting human brain
12:00-12:45: Keynote lecture 2: Pascal Fries - Rhythms for Cognition: Communication through Coherence
12:45-14:45: Lunch and poster session
Afternoon session
14:45-15:15: Dimiter Prodanov, IMEC - Applications of multiscale segmentation and classification approaches to histological images
15:15-15:45: Daniele Marinazzo, UGent - Detecting the hemodynamic response function in resting state fMRI: methodology and applications
15:45-16.00: Davide Ciliberti, NERF, KULeuven - Real-time decoding and identification of memory-related hippocampal spike patterns
16:00-16.15: Marije Ter Wal, Donders (NL) - Robust characterization of network structure in intracranial EEG data using consensus-based partial coherence
16:15-16:45: Coffee break
16:45-17.00: Jasper Degryse, Ugent - Prospective power estimation for peak inference with the toolbox Neuropower
17:00-17.15: Birgit Plantinga, TU Eindhoven (NL) - High Resolution Imaging of the Human Subthalamic Nucleus Network
17:15-18:00: Keynote lecture 3: Matthew Self, NIN, KNAW (NL) - Segregating the visual scene: feedback and figure-ground assignment in the primate visual system
18:00-18:15: Closing remarks
18:15 - 20:15 Closing reception
The congress is sponsored by FWO, KU Leuven, Imec, University of Ghent, and University of Antwerp.
http://neuroinformatics.be/congress-information-update/
The program can be downloaded here.
The congress is sponsored by FWO, Ku Leuven, Imec, University of Ghent, and University of Antwerp.
Organizers: Dimiter Prodanov, IMEC, Leuven, Belgium.
Science > Neuroscience > Neural Circuits Science > Neuroscience > Neuroengineering Science > Neuroscience > Neuroinformatics Science > Neuroscience > Neuroinformatics Science > Neuroscience > Neuroscience Methods Science > Neuroscience > Brain Imaging Methods
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Posted on: 15 Jun 2015 Posted by: Dimiter Prodanov
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