13:05-13:45　　Cholinergic transmission in goal-directed behavior
–Bernard W. Balleine (University of New South Wales, Australia)

13:45-14:25　　Role of dopamine and striatal cholinergic interneurons in the cellular mechanisms of behavioral flexibility
–Jeff Wickens (Okinawa Institute of Science and Technology)

14:25-14:55　　Dopaminergic and serotonergic transmission and stress-coping behavior
–Hidenori Aizawa (Hiroshima University)

14:55-15:15　　Coffee break
Chairs: Hirotaka Onoe (RIKEN), Satoshi Kida (Tokyo University of Agriculture)

15:15-15:45　　Noradrenergic control of emotional memory retrieval
–Kazuto Kobayashi (Fukushima Medical University)

15:45-16:25　　Learning-dependent cell signalling and gene transcription
–Gleb P. Shumyatsky (Rutgers University, USA)

16:25-16:55　　Balance between dopamine and adenosine signals regulates PKA/Rap1 pathway in medium spiny neurons in striatum
–Kozo Kaibuchi (Nagoya University)

17:00-17:15　　Photo

17:30-19:30　　Poster session

  9:00-  9:30　　Repair of neural network and motor recovery after injuries in the central nervous system
–Toshihide Yamashita (Osaka University)

9:30-10:00　　Activity-dependent gene regulation in vocal and skill learning
–Dai Watanabe (Kyoto University)

10:00-10:30　　Structure and function of basal ganglia circuit
–Fumino Fujiyama (Doshisha University)

10:30-10:45　　Coffee break
Chairs: Yasuharu Koike (Tokyo Institute of Technology), Masahiko Takada (Kyoto University)

10:45-11:25　　Basal ganglia-thalamic communication in the macaque motor circuit
–Robert S. Turner (University of Pittsburgh, USA)

11:25-11:55　　TMS approach to study cortical network
–Ken-ichiro Tsutsui (Tohoku University)

11:55-12:25　　Neural mechanism of blindsight
–Tadashi. Isa (Kyoto University)

12:25-12:30　　Closing Remarks