Conference Schedule
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Day
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8:45 am |
9:00am -
6:00pm
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6:00-8:00pm
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8:00pm
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Thursday
04-14-2005
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Welcome
Reception
Seagate Hotel & Beach
Club, Delray Beach
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Friday 04-15-2005
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Welcome Remarks |
Session I + II |
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Saturday
04-16-2005
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Session III + IV |
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Friday 04-15-2005
08:15 AM Breakfast
Welcome Remarks
08:45 AM Welcome
Remarks by:
Dr. John
Pritchett, Provost FAU
Dr.
Dennis Glanzman, NIMH
Session I : Principles of
spatiotemporal pattern formation
Chair: Randy McIntosh
09:00 AM Sue
Ann Campbell, University of
Waterloo
:
Synchronization
and Multistability in
Rings of Coupled Oscillators
09:45
AM Olaf
Sporns, Indiana University:
Motifs
in Brain Networks:
Building
Blocks for a Cognitive Architecture
11:00 AM John
Beggs, Indiana
University
:
Critical
branching captures activity in living neural networks and places
constraints on local network topology
11:45 AM Michael
Breakspear, University of New
South Wales
:
Symbiotic
Relationship Between Neuronal
Dynamics and Architectures
12:30 AM Lunch Break
Session II : Measuring connectivity and dynamics
Chair: Scott Kelso
02:30 PM Karl Friston, Wellcome Department of Imaging
Neuroscience :
Dynamic
Causal models of
ERPs
03:15 PM Peter
Bandettini, NIMH :
Functional
Connectivity and The Hemodynamic Response
04:00 PM Coffee Break
04:30 PM Scott
Makeig, UCSD :
Independence
and Coordination of Macroscopic Brain Dynamics
05:15 PM Ed Bullmore, University of Cambridge :
Connectivity,
Distance
and Scaling in Whole Brain Functional Networks
06:00 PM End of Sessions on Day 1
Saturday 04-16-2005
08:30 AM Breakfast
Session III : Measuring connectivity and dynamics
Chair: Rolf Kötter
09:00 AM
Mingzhou
Ding, University of Florida
:
Assessing
Directions of Neural Interactions with Granger Causality Spectra
09:45 AM
Barry Horwitz,
NIDCD/NIH :
Using
Large-Scale Neural
Models to Help Determine the Neural Substrates of Functional and
Effective Connectivity
10:30 AM Coffee Break
11:00 AM
Klaas
Stephan, Wellcome Department of Imaging Neuroscience
:
Inter-hemispheric
connectivity: what is the functional role of the corpus callosum?
11:45 AM
Richard Leahy, Univeristy of
Southern California
:
Imaging
Oscillatory Activity with MEG
12:30 AM Lunch Break
Session IV: Clinical aspects
of anatomical and functional connectivity
Chair: Betty Tuller
02:30 PM
John Milton, The Claremont
Colleges
:
Anatomical
and electrophysiological insights into seizure propagation in the human
brain
03:15 PM Kelly
Jantzen, FAU
:
Neural
Signatures of
Behavioral Dynamics
Revealed Using Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging
04:00 PM Coffee Break
04:30 PM Tomáš
Paus, University of
Nottingham
:
Neural
Connectivity in
the Lesioned Brain
05:15
PM Steven
Schiff, George Mason University
:
Wave
Formation and
Control in Brain
06:00 PM
Break out session: Next year's workshop
06:20 PM End of Sessions on Day 2
08:00 PM Banquet & Party at the Seagate Hotel, Delray Beach