Programme
Day 2 - Tuesday, 2 September 2008Session 3: Ion Channels and Receptors
| 0900-0935 | Neuron-Glia Communication Through EphA4 and Ephrin-A3
Elena B. Pasquale Burnham Institute for Medical Research |
| 0935-1010 | Adrenal peripheral oscillator in generating the circadian rhythm of glucocorticoid Kyungjin Kim Seoul National University, Seoul, Korea |
| 1010-1030 | Coffee break |
| 1030-1105 | Post-transcriptional modifications of neuronal voltage-gated calcium channels: implications of altered channel properties in
neural function Soong Tuck Wah National University of Singapore |
| 1105-1140 | Venomous Cone Snails, Ion Channels and Behavior Baldomero Olivera University of Utah |
| 1140-1215 | TBC Paul Slesinger The Salk Institute for Biological Studies |
| 1215-1330 | Lunch Break |
Session 4: Intersection of Philosophy, Psychology and Neurology
| 1330-1405 | The neurobiology of love Semir Zeki University College London, United Kingdom |
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| 1405-1440 | Neuroeconomics Chew Soo Hong Hong Kong University of Science and Technology |
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| 1440-1515 | TBC Ian Hickie Brain and Mind Research Institute, Sydney, Australia |
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| 1515-1535 | Coffee Break | |
| 1535-1610 | Long-lasting memory: cellular and molecular substrates Aryeh Routtenberg Northwestern University, USA |
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| 1610-1645 | A tale of two molecules- control of synapse structure and plasticity in the adult brain by GluRdelta2 and Cbln1 Michisuke Yuzaki Keio University, Japan |
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| 1645-1720 | Crosstalk between the Executive and Orienting Attentional Networks: Functional Interaction and Temporal Profile Zhou Xiao Lin Zhou Xiao Lin |
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| 1720-1755 | Molecular control of memory Bong-Kiun Kaang Seoul National University, Seoul, Korea |