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| Saturday, 11 July | PL01 – Fred Kavli Opening Lecture (18:00-19:00)
Differential resilience to perturbation of circuits with similar performance. Eve Marder (USA) |
| Sunday, 12 July | PL02 – Plenary Lecture (08:30-09:30)
Local protein synthesis in neurons. Erin Schuman (DE) PL03 – Plenary Lecture (17:30-18:30) The amygdala and memory: recalling the past, imaging the future. Sheena Josselyn (CA) |
| Monday, 13 July | PL04 – Plenary Lecture (08:30-09:30)
How development scaffolds adult hippocampal dynamics.Rosa Cossart (FR) PL05 – Presidential Lecture (17:30-18:30) Neural mechanisms of environmental risk for psychiatric disorders. Andreas Meyer-Lindenberg (DE) |
| Tuesday, 14 July | PL06 – Plenary Lecture (08:30-09:30)
Discovering, reinforcing and refining actions. Rui Costa (USA) PL07 – The ERA-NET Neuron Lecture (17:30-18:30) Early cortical wiring and neuroimmune interactions. Sonia Garel (FR) |
| Wednesday, 15 July | PL08 – Tianqiao and Chrissy Chen Institute Lecture (08:30-09:30)
Sleep’s role in memory consolidation. Jan Born (DE) PL09 – Hertie Foundation Closing Lecture (13:00-14:00) New approaches to studying intact brain structure and function. Karl Deisseroth (USA) |
