International Symposium on Adaptive Circuit Shift 2016
Co-organizer: Systems Neuroscience Research Center, Doshisha University

Date: 3rd-4th Mar, 2016
Venue: Hardy Hall, Kambaikan, Doshisha University (Kyoto, Japan)

FREE Admission
For registration, send e-mail to: acs@fmu.ac.jp

Access to Kambaikan

Doshisha University Muromachi Campus

Address
103 Gosho Yahata-cho, Kamidachiuri-sagaru, Karasuma-dori, Kamigyo-ku, Kyoto-shi
Telephone : +81-75-251-3120 (Department of Public Relations)

Subway Karasuma Line
1 minute walk from Imadegawa Station (Exit No. 2)

Keihan Oto Line
20 minuteｓ walk from Demachiyanagi Station

Kyoto City Bus
3 minuteｓ walk from Karasumaimadegawa Bus Stop

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Kambaikan Map

Program

3 March, 2016　(13：00 ‐)
11:00-13:00　Hardy Hall (B1F)
Registration

13:00-13:05　Hardy Hall (B1F)
Opening Remarks (MC：Fumino Fujiyama)

Session 1: Basal ganglia circuit for behavioral adaptation
Chairpersons：Kazuto Kobayashi, Fumino Fujiyama
13:05-13:45
Ann Graybiel (Massachusetts Institute of Technology, USA)
Steps toward identifying functions of the striosome-matrix organization of the striatum

13:45-14:25
Xin Jin (The Salk Institute for Biological Studies, USA)
Dissecting the corticostriatal subcircuits for action

14:25-14:55
Kazuto Kobayashi (Fukushima Medical University)
Thalamostriatal system controls selection and flexible switching of behavior

14:55-17:00　Meeting Room (B1F)
Poster Session (Coffee Break)

Chairpersons：Yasuharu Koike, Hidenori Aizawa
17:00-17:30
Yoshikazu Isomura (Tamagawa University)
Functional activity for goal-oriented behaviors in motor cortex, striatum and hippocampus

17:30-18:00
Dai Watanabe (Kyoto University)
Genetic and neural circuit basis of learned vocalisation

18:00-18:15
Photo

18:30-20:30　Hamac de Paradis (1F)
Reception

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4 March, 2016　(9：00 ‐)

Session 2: Cortical and subcortical interaction for behavioral adaptation
Chairpersons：Tadashi Isa, Dai Watanabe
9:00-9:40　Hardy Hall (B1F)
Wim Vanduffel (K. U. Leuven, Belgium)
The ventral tegmental area as engine for cortical plasticity in primates

9:40-10:20
Tirin Moore (Stanford University, USA)
Dopaminergic modulation of prefrontal cortical activity and its role in selective attention

10:20-10:40
Coffee break

Chairpersons：Hirotaka Onoe, Yoshikazu Isomura
10:40-11:10
Tadashi Isa (Kyoto University)
Large-scaled network reorganization during recovery from partial spinal cord injury

11:10-11:40
Masanori Matsuzaki (National Institute for Basic Biology)
Distinct thalamocortical activities in the primary motor cortex during voluntary movements

11:40-12:10
Yasuo Kawaguchi (National Institute for Physiological Sciences)
Pyramidal cell diversity and inhibition styles in the frontal cortex

12:10-12:15
Closing Remarks

Posted:2016/02/09