The Volen National Center for Complex Systems Scientific Retreat Schedule
September 26, 2019
4:00 PM (Arrival and Snacks)
5:00 PM
- Erin Clark, PhD
Postdoctoral Research Fellow, Nelson Lab
“Poised genes in the adult mouse brain” - Srinivas Gorur Shandilya, PhD
Postdoctoral Research Fellow, Marder Lab
“Compensation of size change coexists with sensitivity to perturbations in a model of neuronal homeostasis"
6:00 PM (Dinner)
7:00 PM Poster Sessions A and B
9:00 PM (Social Hour)
September 27, 2019
8:00 AM (Breakfast)
9:30 AM
The Volen National Center for Complex Systems Data Blitz Presentations- Linnea Herzog (Katz and Jadhav Labs)
“Reorganization and reactivation of a preexisting taste-responsive hippocampal network” - Brian Cary (Turrigiano Lab)
“Brain state modulation of synaptic plasticity: role for sleep in homeostasis and the segregation of plasticity” - Roshan Nanu (Katz and Jadhav Labs)
“Contribution of the BLA and Stk11 to the learning of taste aversion” -
Chloe Greppi (Garrity Lab)
“Ionotropic receptor function in Anopheles gambiae” -
Alejandro Torrado Pacheco (Turrigiano Lab)
“Sleep drives downward firing rate homeostasis in V1 neurons” -
Johanna G. Flyer-Adams (Griffith Lab)
“Pigment dispersing factor (PDF) signaling: A novel pathway for memory regulation by the circadian clock” -
Raul Ramos (Turrigiano Lab)
“The role of homeostatic plasticity in associative learning and memory” -
Daniel Powell, (Marder Lab)
“Interactions between two rhythmic circuits with distinct periods are maintained over a range of temperatures”
10:30 AM (Break)
10:45 AM (Color War)
12:30 PM (Lunch)
1:30 PM
- Michael O'Donnell, PhD
Postdoctoral Research Fellow (Sengupta Lab)
Brandeis University
“Modulation of sensory behavior and food choice by an enteric bacteria-produced neurotransmitter” - Willem Laursen, PhD
Postdoctoral Research Fellow, Garrity Lab
Brandeis University
“A molecular driver for mosquito heat-seeking”
2:30 PM (Break)
3:00 PM
- Karla Kaun, PhD (Keynote)
Robert and Nancy Carney Assistant Professor of Neuroscience
Department of Neuroscience, Brown University
“How alcohol influences memory circuits to induce cravings”