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Neuroscience and Behavioral Disorders Symposium
From Neural Circuit to Clinical Pathways to Psychiatric Disorders
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Track type:
Symposium
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Date: 18 Sep 2021
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Time: 1115 - 1245
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Location:
Seminar Room 2
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Deficits in error monitoring, attentional function, and executive control are common to many neuropsychiatric diseases, including schizophrenia, ADHD, and autism spectrum disorders. However, little is known about the specific neural pathways that are linking these processes.
In this symposium, the speakers will deliver current state-of-art understanding on the neural basis of cognitive control as well as a specific circuit mechanism linking components of a cognitive control system using various approaches including fMRI, in vivo multi-photon imaging, in vivo miniscope, and opto- and chemo-genetic approaches in animal models as well as human patients.
TOPIC 1:
Clinical Phenotyping and Elucidation of Neurobiology of Psychotic Disorders
TOPIC 2:
Brain Network Mapping in Psychiatric Disorders: A Longitudinal Perspective
TOPIC 3:
Optical Dissection of the Neural Basis Underlying Executive Control
TOPIC 4:
Identification of Neural Circuit Mechanisms Underlying Pre-pulse Inhibition
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