Speakers
Sophia Ananiadou
University of Manchester
,
Manchester,
United Kingdom
Will talk about:
Integrating and ranking the evidence from pathways to text
Session:
Keynote lecture
Demian Battaglia
Max Planck Institute for Dynamics and Self-Organization,
Göttingen,
Germany
Will talk about:
Function follows dynamics: state-dependency of information flow in neural circuits
Session:
Speaker of Workshop 4
Gully Burns
University of Southern California,
Marina del Rey,
United States
Will talk about:
Using experimental design to design neuroinformatics data structures
Session:
Speaker of Workshop 2
Randal Burns
The
Johns Hopkins University,
Baltimore, Maryland,
United States
Will talk about:
Data-intensive computing for neuroscience: The open connectome project
Session:
Keynote lecture
Matteo Carandini
University College London,
London,
United Kingdom
Will talk about:
Looking for canonical neural computations in the visual system
Session:
Speaker of Workshop 1
Philip L. De Jager
Brigham & Women’s Hospital,
Boston, MA,
United States
Will talk about:
Why we need disruptive innovation to accelerate MS research
Session:
Speaker of Workshop 3
Barbara Franke
Radboud University Medical Centre in Nijmegen,
Nijmegen,
The Netherlands
Will talk about:
How to make sense of genetics for psychiatric disorders?
Session:
Keynote lecture
Satrajit Ghosh
Massachusetts Institute of Technology,
Boston,
United States
Will talk about:
Enabling knowledge generation and reproducible research by embedding provenance models in metadata stores
Session:
Speaker of Workshop 2
Fred Hamprecht
Ruprecht Karl University of Heidelberg,
Heidelberg,
Germany
Will talk about:
Electron microscopy circuit reconstruction
Session:
Keynote lecture
Nicholas Hatsopoulos
University of Chicago,
Chicago,
United States
Will talk about:
Large-scale spatio-temporal patterns in motor cortex involved in motor control
Session:
Speaker of Workshop 1
Jamie Heywood
PatientsLikeMe,
Cambridge, MA,
United States
Will talk about:
What we have learned from the patient’s experience
Session:
Speaker of Workshop 3
Michelle Freund
National Institute of Mental Health,
Bethesda, Maryland,
United States
Will talk about:
The BRAIN initiative
Session:
Special session on Large Scale Brain Initiatives
Rob Kass
Carnegie Mellon University,
Pittsburgh, PA,
United States
Will talk about:
Point process regression models of neural synchrony
Session:
Speaker of Workshop 1
Iya Khalil
GNS Healthcare,
Cambridge, MA,
United States
Will talk about:
Applying causal inference modeling in multiple sclerosis
Session:
Speaker of Workshop 3
Angie Laird
Florida International University,
Miami,
United States
Will talk about:
Data-driven approaches for deriving a semantic framework for cognitive paradigms
Session:
Speaker of Workshop 2
Stephen Larson
One Mind for Research,
,
United States
Will talk about:
Applying hierarchical modeling principles to MS Research
Session:
Speaker of Workshop 3
Daniele Marinazzo
University of Gent,
Gent,
Belgium
Will talk about:
Information transfer in the brain: insights from a unified approach
Session:
Speaker of Workshop 4
Robert McBurney
Accelerated Cure Project for Multiple Sclerosis (ACP),
Waltham, MA,
United States
Will talk about:
Orion Bionetworks: An innovative alliance for Multiple Sclerosis Disease Modeling
Session:
Speaker of Workshop 3
Karlheinz Meier
Ruprecht Karl University of Heidelberg,
Heidelberg,
Germany
Will talk about:
The EU Human Brain Project - Scientific foundations and plans
Session:
Special session on Large Scale Brain Initiatives
Jonathan Pillow
University of Texas at Austin,
Austin, TX,
United States
Will talk about:
Scalable nonparametric models for large-scale neural datasets
Session:
Speaker of Workshop 1
Clay Reid
Allen Institute for Brain Science,
Seattle,
United States
Will talk about:
Neural coding and project MindScope
Session:
Special session on Large Scale Brain Initiatives
Zbigniew R. Struzik
The University of Tokyo,
Tokyo,
Japan
Will talk about:
Untangling the informational network of the brain-wide web
Session:
Speaker of Workshop 4
Hiroki Ueda
RIKEN Quantitative Biology Center,
Kobe,
Japan
Will talk about:
Systems and synthetic biology of biological timings
Session:
Keynote lecture
Michael Wibral
MEG Unit, Brain Imaging Center, Goethe University,
Frankfurt am Main,
Germany
Will talk about:
Graphical analyses in delayed interaction networks
Session:
Speaker of Workshop 4
Tal Yarkoni
University of Colorado at Boulder,
Boulder, CO,
United States
Will talk about:
Automated annotation and meta-analysis of the fMRI literature: promises and challenges
Session:
Speaker of Workshop 2
Apostolos P. Georgopoulos
University of Minnesota,
Minneapolis,
United States
Will talk about:
Brain Function in Healthy Aging
Session:
Keynote lecture
