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IBS Conference on Neuronal and Glial Functions

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IBS Science Culture Center

IBS Science Culture Center

55, Expo-ro, Yuseong-gu, Daejeon, Korea
Description

IBS Conference on Neuronal and Glial Functions

 

Date & Venue

Date : October 26th (Thu.) – 27th (Fri.), 2023
2 days 1 night

Venue : IBS Science Culture Center , Daejeon , Korea

 

Host
 

Institute for Basic Science

 

Center for Synaptic Brain Dysfunctions

Center for Neuroscience Imaging Research

Center for Cognition and Sociality

 

Inquiry

2023ibs.conference@gmail.com

 
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  • Thursday, 26 October
    • 08:20
      Registration
    • 09:00
      Welcome and Introduction
    • Session 1: Speaker 1 - Won-Suk Chung <Stress evokes mental disorder like behaviors via astrocytic MERTK-dependent synapse phagocytosis>

      Chair - Eunjoon Kim
      <Neurodevelopmental and psychiatric disorders>

    • Session 1: Q&A

      Chair - Eunjoon Kim
      <Neurodevelopmental and psychiatric disorders>

    • Session 1: Speaker 2 - Morgan Sheng <Mouse mutant in NMDA receptor Grin2a as new animal model of schizophrenia>

      Chair - Eunjoon Kim
      <Neurodevelopmental and psychiatric disorders>

    • Session 1: Q&A

      Chair - Eunjoon Kim
      <Neurodevelopmental and psychiatric disorders>

    • Session 1: Speaker 3 - Gavin Rumbaugh <Sensorimotor Integration Supporting Perception Requires Syngap1 Expression in Forebrain>

      Chair - Eunjoon Kim
      <Neurodevelopmental and psychiatric disorders>

    • Session 1: Q&A

      Chair - Eunjoon Kim
      <Neurodevelopmental and psychiatric disorders>

    • Session 1: [Online]Speaker 4 - Alex Kwan <From dendrites to circuits: dissecting the drug action of psychedelics>

      Chair - Eunjoon Kim
      <Neurodevelopmental and psychiatric disorders>

    • Session 1: Q&A

      Chair - Eunjoon Kim
      <Neurodevelopmental and psychiatric disorders>

    • 11:05
      Group Photo
    • 11:15
      Break
    • 11:30
      Plenary Lecture 1 - Speaker 5 - Yang Dan <The how and why of sleep>

      Chair - Seung-Hee Lee

    • 12:00
      Q&A
    • 12:10
      Lunch
    • Session 2: Speaker 1 - Eunee Lee <Decreased correlative neural activity of mPFC during social interaction in Shank2 mutant mice>

      Chair - Seung-Hee Lee
      <Neural Circuits for Decision-making>

    • Session 2: Q&A

      Chair - Seung-Hee Lee
      <Neural Circuits for Decision-making>

    • Session 2: Speaker 2 - Christine M. Constantinople <Neural mechanisms of inference>

      Chair - Seung-Hee Lee
      <Neural Circuits for Decision-making>

    • Session 2: Q&A

      Chair - Seung-Hee Lee
      <Neural Circuits for Decision-making>

    • Session 2: Speaker 3 - Nuo Li <A combinatorial code for motor memory>

      Chair - Seung-Hee Lee
      <Neural Circuits for Decision-making>

    • Session 2: Q&A

      Chair - Seung-Hee Lee
      <Neural Circuits for Decision-making>

    • Session 2: Speaker 4 - Jeong-Tae Kwon <Neuromodulatory regulation of social behavior>

      Chair - Seung-Hee Lee
      <Neural Circuits for Decision-making>

    • Session 2: Q&A

      Chair - Seung-Hee Lee
      <Neural Circuits for Decision-making>

    • 15:00
      Break
    • Session 3: Speaker 1 - Vijay Mohan K Namboodiri <Dopamine and Causal Learning>

      Chair - Min Whan Jung
      <Neural Circuits for Memory>

    • Session 3: Q&A

      Chair - Min Whan Jung
      <Neural Circuits for Memory>

    • Session 3: Speaker 2 - Jeehyun Kwag <GABAergic interneuron dysfunctions and memory deficits in Alzheimer’s disease>

      Chair - Min Whan Jung
      <Neural Circuits for Memory>

    • Session 3: Q&A

      Chair - Min Whan Jung
      <Neural Circuits for Memory>

    • Session 3: Speaker 3 - Ain Chung <Adult hippocampal neurogenesis enhances social recognition memory by recruiting a DG-CA2/3 feedforward inhibitory circuit>

      Chair - Min Whan Jung
      <Neural Circuits for Memory>

    • Session 3: Q&A

      Chair - Min Whan Jung
      <Neural Circuits for Memory>

    • Session 3: Speaker 4 – Jaekyung Kim <Cortical-hippocampal coupling during manifold exploration in motor cortex>

      Chair - Min Whan Jung
      <Neural Circuits for Memory>

    • Session 3: Q&A

      Chair - Min Whan Jung
      <Neural Circuits for Memory>

    • 17:10
      Break
    • 17:20
      Poster session
  • Friday, 27 October
    • 08:20
      Registration
    • 09:00
      Plenary Lecutre 2 - Speaker 1 - [Online]Benjamin Deneen <Experience Dependent Astrocyte Plasticity>

      Chair - C. Justin Lee

    • 09:30
      Q&A
    • 09:40
      Break
    • Session 4: Speaker 2 - [Online]Matthew Girgenti <Single Cell Dissection of the PTSD Brain Circuitry>

      Chair – Hee-Sup Shin
      <The effects of traumatic stress on the brain>

    • Session 4: Q&A

      Chair – Hee-Sup Shin
      <The effects of traumatic stress on the brain>

    • Session 4: Speaker 3 - Hee-Sup Shin <The thalamic role in control of fear extinction>

      Chair – Hee-Sup Shin
      <The effects of traumatic stress on the brain>

    • Session 4: Q&A

      Chair – Hee-Sup Shin
      <The effects of traumatic stress on the brain>

    • Session 4: Speaker 4 - C. Justin Lee <Astrocytic therapeutic target for posttraumatic stress disorder>

      Chair – Hee-Sup Shin
      <The effects of traumatic stress on the brain>

    • Session 4: Q&A

      Chair – Hee-Sup Shin
      <The effects of traumatic stress on the brain>

    • Session 4: Speaker 5 - Boyoung Lee <NMDA receptor modulators as a treatment target for PTSD>

      Chair – Hee-Sup Shin
      <The effects of traumatic stress on the brain>

    • Session 4: Q&A

      Chair – Hee-Sup Shin
      <The effects of traumatic stress on the brain>

    • 11:50
      Lunch
    • Session 5: Speaker 1 - Alessandro Gozzi <Mechanisms of fMRI (dys)connectivity>

      Chair – Choong-Wan Woo
      <Connecting the Dots from Gene to Brain to Behavior in Autism>

    • Session 5: Q&A

      Chair – Choong-Wan Woo
      <Connecting the Dots from Gene to Brain to Behavior in Autism>

    • Session 5: Speaker 2 - Jason Lerch <Subgrouping Autism: Using Neuroanatomy in the Mouse to Drive and Link Molecular Pathways to Idiopathic Human Clusters>

      Chair – Choong-Wan Woo
      <Connecting the Dots from Gene to Brain to Behavior in Autism>

    • Session 5: Q&A

      Chair – Choong-Wan Woo
      <Connecting the Dots from Gene to Brain to Behavior in Autism>

    • Session 5: Speaker 3 - So Hyun Kim <Cognitive Control and Functional Outcomes in ASD>

      Chair – Choong-Wan Woo
      <Connecting the Dots from Gene to Brain to Behavior in Autism>

    • Session 5: Q&A

      Chair – Choong-Wan Woo
      <Connecting the Dots from Gene to Brain to Behavior in Autism>

    • Session 5: Speaker 4 - Seok Jun Hong <Whole brain mapping of disturbed semantic representation in autism spectrum disorder>

      Chair – Choong-Wan Woo
      <Connecting the Dots from Gene to Brain to Behavior in Autism>

    • Session 5: Q&A

      Chair – Choong-Wan Woo
      <Connecting the Dots from Gene to Brain to Behavior in Autism>

    • 15:10
      Break
    • Session 5: Speaker 5 - [Online]Carmen Sandi <Powering the social brain: Mitochondria and metabolism in social behavior>

      Chair – Choong-Wan Woo
      <Connecting the Dots from Gene to Brain to Behavior in Autism>

    • Session 5: Q&A

      Chair – Choong-Wan Woo
      <Connecting the Dots from Gene to Brain to Behavior in Autism>

    • 16:00
      Plenary Lecture 3 - Speaker 6 - Michael Milham <Addressing bottlenecks in achieving clinically useful imaging>

      Chair – Seong-Gi Kim

    • 16:30
      Q&A
    • 16:40
      Poster Session
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