CNS*2023 Leipzig: Program

The summarized online program guide can be viewed below, while the detailed itinerary is accessible via Sched. Registered participants can create their own accounts and generate customized agendas via our interactive program hosted using Sched. Note that the account credentials for Sched are separate from that of your OCNS account.

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Summarized Itinerary

This is a generic overview of the program. The meeting will be held during 15th (Saturday) - 19th (Wednesday) of July 2023.
Time zone: Leipzig, Germany CEST (GMT+2)

Saturday July 15th

CNS*2023 Tutorials will take place on the first day of the meeting, 15th July 2023, with multiple` concurrent sessions.

08:00-19:00	Registration
09:00-17:20	Tutorials	Click here fore details.
10:10-10:40	Coffee Break
12:10-14:00	Lunch Break
15:30-16:00	Coffee Break
17:20-18:30	Keynote 1: Netta Cohen	The mind of a worm
18:30-19:30	Welcome Reception (Free entry for all registrants)

Sunday July 16th

08:30-19:00	Registration
09:00-10:10	Keynote 2: Gesa Hartwigsen	Using non-invasive brain stimulation to modulate cognitive functions
10:10-10:40	Coffee Break
10:40-12:30	Oral session 1: Sensory Processing	FO1: Critical scaling of whole brain activity - Adrián Ponce-Alvarez OO1: Early subcortical response at the fundamental frequency of continuous speech measured with MEG - Alina Schüller OO2: Recruiting native representations for electrically induced perception in blind humans - Karolína Korvasová OO3: Multimodal units extract comodulated information - Marcus Ghosh OO4: Neural correlates of perceptual constancy in the auditory cortex an effect of behavioural training - Carla Griffiths
12:30-14:00	Lunch Break
14:00-15:30	Oral session 2: Dynamics of neural processes	FO2: An E-I Firing Rate model for PING and ING oscillations - Yiqing Lu OO5: Local excitation and lateral inhibition enable the simultaneous processing of multiple signals in recurrent neural networks - Emmanouil Giannakakis OO6: Connecting the structure of individual networks to the dynamics in neural systems - Roberto Budzinski OO7: Neuronal activation sequences in primate prefrontal cortex encode working memory episodes - Alexandra Busch
15:30-16:00	Coffee Break
16:00-17:20	Oral Session 3: Role of Cellular and Subcellular Processes	OO8: The molecular communication between synapses influences synaptic plasticity - Shirin Shafiee OO9: Combining the pieces of the puzzle: Modelling synaptic vesicle targeting to - and fusion with the plasma membrane - Manon Berns O10: Neural activity induces strongly coupled electro-chemo-mechanical interactions and fluid flow in astrocyte networks and extracellular space - Marte Julie Sætra O11: Bistability and switching in a model of glial membrane voltage driven by open potassium pores - Predrag Janjic
17:20-19:20	Poster Session 1

Monday July 17th

08:30-18:00	Registration
09:00-10:10	Keynote 3: Alain Destexhe	Mean-field approach to biophysical models of spiking networks
10:10-10:40	Coffee Break
10:40-12:30	Oral session 4: Learning in biological and artificial networks	FO3: A brain-constrained deep neural-network model that can account for the readiness potential in self-initiated volitional action - Max Garagnani O12: Spike sequentiality increases throughout the learning of an interval timing task - Luis Fernando de Oliveira O13: Efficient predictive coding - Simo Vanni O14: Computational study of the role of motivational dopamine in action selection - Nitin Anisetty O15: Hippocampal indexing alters the stability landscape of synaptic weight space allowing life-long learning - Maxim Bazhenov
12:30-14:00	Lunch Break
14:00-16:10	Oral session 5: Cortical and sub cortical circuits	FO4: Uncertainty-modulated prediction errors in cortical microcircuits - Katharina Anna Wilmes O16: Canonical cortical circuits multiplex communication across different frequencies to maximize high-order synergies - Samy Nicolas Castro O17: The nature-nurture transform underlying the emergence of reliable cortical representations - Sigrid Traegenap O18: Cortico-basal ganglia-thalamic control ensembles shift decision policies to maximize reward rate during learning - Jyotika Bahuguna O19: The shared geometry of biological and recurrent neural network dynamics - Arthur Pellegrino O20: Exploring mechanisms underlying alignment between language models and brain signals - Shivshankar NA
16:10-16:40	Coffee Break
16:40-18:40	Poster Session 2
19:10	Conference Dinner

Tuesday July 18th

08:30-18:00	Registration
09:00-17:20	Workshops	Click here fore details.
10:20-10:50	Coffee Break
12:30-14:10	Lunch Break
14:10-15:20	Keynote 4: Demian Battaglia	Function follows Dynamics: controlling system states to modify information processing
15:20-15:50	Coffee Break
15:50-16:50	Members Meeting
16:50-18:50	Poster Session 3
20:10	CNS Party

Wednesday July 19th

08:30-17:00	Registration
09:00-17:50	Workshops	Click here fore details.
10:20-10:50	Coffee Break
12:30-14:10	Lunch Break
15:20-15:50	Coffee Break

CNS*2023 Leipzig: Program

Summarized Itinerary

Saturday July 15th

Sunday July 16th

Monday July 17th

Tuesday July 18th

Wednesday July 19th

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