LASCON IX: Project Presentations - Part 1

Описание: The Research, Innovation and Dissemination Center for Neuromathematics (NeuroMat) is supporting and hosting the Ninth Latin American School on Computational Neuroscience (LASCON 2024) in São Paulo during the month of January 2024. The school's official website is:
http://sisne.org/lascon.

On February 2nd the students who participated in the school will be presenting the results of their project works. The presentation session will start at 9:00 AM and last until 8:00 PM, with intervals as indicated in the program below. If you participated in LASCON 2024 as lecturer/tutor but could not stay for the last day or are only curious to see the projects developed by the students, you can follow the presentations session on this YouTube channel.

The program of the students presentations session is the following:

09:00–09:20 Project presentation 1. Using an AdEx neural network to understand impaired gamma oscillations in psychological disorders
P. R. Pinheiro and S. McElroy

09:20–09:40 Project presentation 2. Defects and abnormal plasticity influence in a random network using NetPyNE
D. L. M. Souza and R. S. Corrêa

09:40–10:00 Project presentation 3. Dendritic tree morphology effects on information processing at a cell level: Pyramidal and Purkinje cel
H. Tolle and G. Menesse

10:00–10:20 Coffee-break

10:20–10:40 Project presentation 4. Modelling astrocyte Ca2+ dynamics as an integrator of synaptic activity
P. Rodriguez and T. O. Bezerra

10:40–11:00 Project presentation 5. A thalamocortical model of post-sleep memory improvement B. V. Tiburcio, C. Saini and F. R. Rusch

11:00–11:20 Project presentation 6. Modeling the electrophysiological activity of somatosensory cortex neural column with and without mechanisms of short-term plasticity using NetPyNE programming tool
G. Soghoyan and R. Plüss

11:20–11:30 Interval

11:30–11:50 Project presentation 7. Computational modeling of neuronal membrane potential using the adaptive exponential integrate-and-fire (AdEx) model to investigate hyper-excitability in individuals with epilepsy
H. C. G. Arruda and K. V. P. Brito

11:50–12:10 Project presentation 8. A compartmental model of C. Elegans motor and sensory neurons
P. M. Orglmeister and A. Kanakam

12:10–12:30 Project presentation 9. Comparison of bursting in the HH in the K-channel in pituitary corticotrophs
A. Pliego-Carrillo and S. Lam-Rhâmidda

12:30–14:30 Lunch

14:30–14:50 Project presentation 10. Investigation of extracellular stimulation in oscillating networks
J. H. de Sant’Ana and A. O. Del Rey

14:50–15:10 Project presentation 11. Mean-field analysis for the transformation of populational code into place code in inhibition-dominated networks of spiking neurons
L. M. Takarabe and E. Vinícius

15:10–15:30 Project presentation 12. Studying spiking activity in a spatially inhomogenous network
G. G. Cambrainha and T. Bosch M.

15:30–15:40 Interval

15:40–16:00 Project presentation 13. How connectivity between neuronal populations impact on signal coherence
G. R. M. Almeida and M. M. Florentino

16:00–16:20 Project presentation 14. Modeling and simulating the PK/PD effects of enzodiazepines on inhibiting synapses of hippocampal pyramidal cells
C. Mendes and G. Preti

16:20–16:40 Project presentation 15. Reproduction and adaptation of Wacongne’s neuronal model of mismatch negativity
J. M. G. L. Silva and J. G. Borges

16:40–17:00 Coffee-break

17:00–17:20 Project presentation 16. Towards biological implementation of Bayesian inference in spiking neural networks
F. Emina and D. Kienigiel

17:20–17:40 Project presentation 17. Dynamics of neural networks of excitatory and inhibitory neurons
M. Acevedo and V. Agulló

17:40–18:00 Project presentation 18. Evaluation of Wnt/A pathway modulation on CA3-CA1 synaptic plasticity model
H. Villota and K. Avilez

18:00–18:10 Interval

18:10–18:30 Project presentation 19. Dendritic growth in granule cells of epileptic dentate gyrus
A. Chira-Ramirez and C. Medina-Saldivar

18:30–18:50 Project presentation 20. NetPyNE exploration of hippocampus CA1 microcircuit: toward epileptic-like
LFPs A. Aguilera-Soza and A. F. Cadena

18:50–19:20 Interval. Evaluation of student projects by lecturers
A. Roque and lecturers

19:20–20:20 Certificate delivery ceremony. Closing remarks. Book prize announcement
A. Roque