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BARRELS XX
X
Program
November
9
th
and 10
th
20
17
Glass Pavilion at the Homewood Campus of
Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, Maryland
Registration is still open
at
www.regonline.com/barrels30
Thursday,
November
9
9:00
–
9:05
Welcome
:
Joshua
Brumberg
,
The Graduate Center &
Queens College, CUNY
Cortical GABAergic interneurons:
New insights into classification and function
9
:
05
–
9
:
15
Introduction/Overview:
Jochen Staiger
,
University of G
öttingen
9:15
–
9:45
Alvar Prönneke
, University of Göttingen
Diversity of VIP neurons in the mouse barrel cortex
9:45
–
10:15
Xiaolong Jiang
, Baylor College of Medicine
Dissecting cortical microcircuit: From cell type, connectivity principles to cell
-
type
specific functions
10:15
–
10:45
Hillel Adesnik,
University of California
Berkeley
Complementary subnetworks of cortical somatostatin interneurons
10:
45
–
1
1
:
15
Bernardo Rudy
, New York University
Structure and function of enigmatic layer 1
11:15
–
11:35
Discussion
11:35
–
12:00
Coffee Break
Short Platform Talks 1
(
Moderator:
Solange Brown
)
12:00
–
12
:
20
Hang
Hu
,
Arial
Agmon
,
West Virginia University
Direct
t
halamo
-
cortical
d
rive
onto
s
omatostatin
-
c
ontaining
i
nterneurons
12:20
–
12:4
0
C. Waiblinger, P. Y. Borden, M. F. Bolus, G. B. Stanley
,
Georgia Institute of
Technology
Pushing the perceptual boundary towards optimal performance in a detection
task with
changing stimulus statistics
12:40
–
1:00
Daniel Udvary, Vincent J. Dercksen
, Robert Egger, Bert Sakmann,
Marcel
Oberlaender
,
Research Center Caesar
Sources of wiring specificity in a connectome model of rat barrel cortex
1:00
–
2:30
Lunch Break
2
Role of Rapid ‘Inhibitory’ Dynamics in Perception and Motivation
2:30
–
2
:
40
Introduction/Overview
:
Christopher Moore
,
Brown University
2:40
–
3:10
Christopher Deister
, Brown University
Implications for inhibitory neuron heterogeneity in shaping pyramidal cell firing
rate and correlations that predict sensory detection
3:10
–
3:40
Yeka Aponte
, NIDA
Glutamatergic fast
-
spiking parvalbumin neurons in the lateral hypothalamus
regulate feed
ing
3:40
–
4:10
Shankar Sachidhanandam
, University of Bern
Sensory perception at the posterior parietal cortex
4:10
–
4:40
Kate Hong
, Columbia University
Sensation, movement, and learning in the absence of barrel c
ortex
4:
4
0
–
5
:
00
Discussion
5:00
–
5:10
Barrels 30
Award
Rec
ognizing
Tom Woolse
y
(Presented by Josh
ua
Brumberg)
5:10
–
5:30
Break
5:
3
0
–
8:00
Poster Session
6:30
Dinner
Friday
,
November 10
Short Platform Talks 2
(
Moderator
:
Robert Sachdev
)
9:00
–
9:
20
Shubhodeep
Chakrabarti, Cornelius Schwarz
,
University of Tubingen
Top down gating: cortical modulation of sensory flow during active touch
9:20
–
9:4
0
Arash Fassihi, Alessandro Toso, Sebastian Reinartz
,
Sara Sorella,
Frances
ca Pulecchi, Mathew E. Diamond,
International School for
Advanced
Studies (SISSA)
Vibrotactile intensity vs. duration perception in rats and humans
9:4
0
–
10:00
R
icardo P.
Montesinos, Frederick Schwaller, Annapooran
i
Udhayachandran, Gary R. Lewin,
James F.A. Poulet,
Max Delbruck Center
and Charite
Universitaetsmedizin Berlin
Sensory afferent coding of non
-
nox
ious thermal perception in mice
10:0
0
–
10:20
M.
A. Goldin, E. R. Harrell, L. Estebanez, D. E. Shulz
,
UNIC
Gif Sur Yvette
Spatio
-
temporal coding representations
i
n the rat primary and secondary
3
somatosensory cortical areas
10:2
0
–
10:4
0
Coffee Break
Short Platform Talks 3
(
Moderator:
Garrett
Stanley
)
10:4
0
–
11:0
0
Mostafa
A. Nashaat, S
ina Dominiak, Amin Nasr, Keisuke
Sehara, Hatem
Oraby
, Matthew. E. Larkum, Robert
N. Sachdev
,
Humboldt Universitaets
Berlin
Bilateral whisker movement predicts decision
-
m
aking in mice solving Air
-
Track
plus maze
11:0
0
–
11:2
0
Christian R. Lee
, James M. T
epper, David J. Margolis
Rutgers,
The S
tate
University
of New Jersey
Distinct effects of corticostriatal inputs
from S1 and M1 on behavior via
differential circuit activation of dorsal striatum
1
1
:
2
0
–
11
:
4
0
Keven J Laboy
-
Juarez, Sei Ahn, Daniel E. Feldman
,
University of California
Berkeley
Selectivity for multi
-
whisker stimuli by single neurons in mouse somatosensory
cortex
11:40
–
12:00
Noa Bar, Erez Gugig, Rony Azouz
,
Ben
-
Gurion University of the Negev
Differential coding schemes in the trigeminal system
12:0
0
–
1:3
0
Lunch Break
Short Platform Talks
4
(
Moderato
r:
Randy Bruno
)
1
:
3
0
–
1:5
0
Akiva N Rappaport and Ilan Lampl
,
W
e
i
zmann Institute of Science
Externally induced arousal state modifies spontaneous and evoked synaptic
activities in the somatosensory cortex
1:50
–
2:1
0
A
.
Che, R
.
Babij, A
.
Iannone, R
.
N
.
Fetcho, M
.
Ferrer, C
.
Liston
, G
.
Fishell
and N
.
V
.
De Marco Garcia
,
Weill Cornell Medical College
Sensory inputs control network dynamics in the developing somatosensory
C
ortex
2:10
–
2:3
0
Maxime Chev
é
e
and Sol
a
n
ge
Brown
,
Johns Hopkins University
Variation in activity state, axonal projection, and position define the
transcriptional identity of individual neocortical projection neurons
2
:
3
0
–
2:5
0
Coffee Break
Orofacial Sensing and Circuitry
2:5
0
–
3
:0
0
Introduction/Overview
:
David Kleinfeld
, University of California San Diego
3:0
0
–
3:3
0
Kevin Yackle
, University of California
San Francisco
4
Molecularly defined breathing control center neurons with dedicated, specific and
surprising roles in breathing
3:3
0
–
4:0
0
Fan Wang
, Duke
University
Whisking premotor oscillator neurons and their connectivity
4:0
0
–
4:3
0
Daniel O’Connor
,
Johns Hopkins University
What non
-
vibrissa primary afferents tell the mouse about whisking
4:3
0
–
5:0
0
Martin Deschênes
,
Laval University
Visual tactile integration in rats and underlying neuronal mechanisms
5
:
0
0
–
5:20
Discussion
5:2
0
Adjourn