G-Node Inaugural Symposium

Neuroinformatics:
Linking Brain Research
from Physiology to Models

June 17, 2010
Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München
Biozentrum, Martinsried, Room G00.031

Speakers:

Piotr Durka, University of Warsaw, Poland

Gaute Einevoll, Norwegian University of Life Sciences, Norway

Sten Grillner, Karolinska Institute, Sweden

Colin Ingram, University of Newcastle, UK

Mayank Mehta, UCLA, USA

There will be a poster session following the talks. All attendants are welcome to present a poster.

Preliminary Schedule
09:00	Opening Benedikt Grothe, LMU Christiane Buchholz, BMBF Sten Grillner, INCF
09:15	Talks Mayank Mehta "Space, Phase and Networks" Colin Ingram "CARMEN: An e-science virtual laboratory supporting collaboration in neurophysiology" Piotr Durka "Implementations of Freedom in EEG Data Sharing, Analyzing and Recording: SignalML.org, SVAROG.pl and OpenBCI.pl"
11:15	Coffee Break / Posters
11:45	Talks Gaute Einevoll "Mathematical Modeling of Extracellular Potentials in the Brain: Results and Possibilities" Sten Grillner "The Computational Logics of Networks in Motion - Ion Channels to Behaviour"
13:15	Lunch
14:00	Poster Session

Attendance is free, but prior registration is appreciated.
To register, please send an email to symposium2010 at g-node.org. Please indicate in your email if you will present a poster.

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Neuroinformatics: Linking Brain Research from Physiology to Models

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