Event:
| 23.10.2017, 09:00 | Bernstein Center for Computational Neuroscience | ||
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until 18:30
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Event Type:
Symposium / Conference
Speaker: various speakers Institute: various Title: Biophysics of perception |
Location:
TUM Physik Department, Hörsaal 3 James-Franck-Straße 1 82152 Martinsried Host: BCCN Munich Host Email: thurley@bccn-munich.de |
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Abstract:
Biophysics of perception: Mechanisms, neuronal information processing, and behavioral response
Monday, October 23rd, 2017, TUM Physik Department, Garching Symposium (Hoersaal 3) 09:00 Welcome and Introduction by Andreas Herz 09:10 Ad Aertsen (University of Freiburg) Neuroscience: a long journey from physics to neurophysics 09:45 Richard Kempter (HU Berlin) Lessons learned in and from the barn owl 10:20 Coffee Break 11:00 Christian Leibold (LMU Munich) From sound localization to hippocampal network dynamics 11:35 Jacob Engelmann (Bielefeld University) There and back again: The enigmatic lateral-line map 12:10 Horst Bleckmann (University of Bonn) The lateral-line system of fish: Structure, function, and biomimetic applications 12:45 Lunch 14:00 Sabine Schwarz (Springer-Verlag, Heidelberg) Biological Cybernetics -- Journal history and highlights 14:15 Reimer Kuehn (King’s College London) Cell reprogramming modelled as transitions in a hierarchy of cell cycles 14:50 Andreas Herz (LMU Munich) Population vector, quo vadis? 15:25 Leo van Hemmen (TU Munich) Closing remarks 15:45 Coffee Break Munich Physics Colloquium (Hoersaal 2) 16:15 Welcome by Martin Zacharias 16:20 Wulfram Gerstner (EPFL Lausanne) What are the learning rules of the brain? 17:20 Eugene Chudnovsky (The City University of New York) Spin tunneling and quantum Einstein-de Haas effect 18:30 Dinner at the Physik Department Registration Link: |
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