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Thomas M. Morse

Department of Neuroscience, Kavli Institute of Neuroscience, Yale University
Associate Research Scientist
Yale University

https://medicine.yale.edu/profile/tom_morse/

I am interested in modeling the voltage of neurons at the single cell and network level in collaboration with experimentalists to explore brain function and make predictions for future experiments to lend support to (or refute) hypotheses.

3:00pm CEST

K1: Deep reinforcement learning and its neuroscientific implications CrowdcastMatthew Botvinick

4:00pm CEST

Building mechanistic multiscale models, from molecules to networks, using NEURON and NetPyNE Link (T2)Robert A McDougal • William W Lytton • Joe Graham • Salvador Dura-Bernal

1:00pm CEST

F1: Delineating Reward/Avoidance Decision Process in the Impulsive-compulsive Spectrum Disorders through a Probabilistic Reversal Learning Task CrowdcastXiaoliu Zhang

3:00pm CEST

K2: A new computational framework for understanding vision in our brain CrowdcastLi Zhaoping

4:20pm CEST

O4: Towards multipurpose bio-realistic models of cortical circuits CrowdcastAnton Arkhipov

4:40pm CEST

O5: How Stimulus Statistics Affect the Receptive Fields of Cells in Primary Visual Cortex CrowdcastAli Almasi

5:00pm CEST

O6: Analysis and Modelling of Response Features of Accessory Olfactory Bulb Neurons CrowdcastYoram Ben-Shaul

5:40pm CEST

F2: Using evolutionary algorithms to explore single-cell heterogeneity and microcircuit operation in the hippocampus CrowdcastAndrea Navas-Olive

7:00pm CEST

P175: Analytic Model for Feature Maps in the Primary Visual Cortex Slot 17Xiaochen Liu P48: Large-scale spiking network models of primate cortex as research platforms Slot 15Sacha van Albada

8:00pm CEST

P82: Contrast invariant tuning in primary visual cortex Slot 14Hamish Meffin

9:00pm CEST

P197: Computational Modelling of the Locus Coeruleus Slot 16Ruben Schoeters P208: NEST 3.0, NESTML and NEST Desktop: new user experience and classroom readiness Slot 12Charl Linssen P97: Multiscale simulations of ischemia and spreading depolarization with NEURON Slot 15Adam JH Newton

11:00pm CEST

CNS Party Party: Whyville!jim Bower • Rebekah Evans

1:00pm CEST

F3: Neuronal morphology imposes a tradeoff between stability, accuracy and efficiency of synaptic scaling CrowdcastAdriano Bellotti

2:00pm CEST

O9: Discovering synaptic mechanisms underlying the propagation of cortical activity: A model-driven experimental and data analysis approach CrowdcastHeidi Teppola

3:00pm CEST

K3: Information and Decision-Making CrowdcastDaniel Polani

4:20pm CEST

F4: Who can turn faster? Comparison of the head direction circuit of two species CrowdcastIoannis Pisokas

7:00pm CEST

P104: Integrated cortical, thalamic and basal ganglia model of brain function: validation against functional requirements Slot 10Sébastien Naze P11: Effect of interglomerular inhibitory networks on olfactory bulb odor representations Slot 02Daniel Zavitz P133: Recurrent neural networks trained in multisensory integration tasks reveal a diversity of selectivity and structural properties Slot 07Jorge Mejias P139: Stereotyped population dynamics in the medial entorhinal cortex Slot 14Soledad Gonzalo Cogno P33: Temperature coding mechanisms in the cold-sensitive Drosophila neurons Slot 09Gennady Cymbalyuk

8:00pm CEST

P128: An integrate-and-fire model of narrow band modulation in mouse visual cortex Slot 09Nicolo Meneghetti P58: Systematic testing and validation of models of hippocampal neurons against electrophysiological data Slot 13Sára Sáray

9:00pm CEST

P118: Compartmental models for mammalian cortical pyramidal neurons: a survey of published models, model complexity and parameter sensitivity Slot 13Emma Huhtala P77: Tonic GABAergic inhibition enhances activity-dependent dendritic calcium signaling Slot 09Thomas M. Morse

7:00am CEST

K4: Computational models of neural development CrowdcastGeoffrey J. Goodhill

4:00pm CEST

W4 S1: MOOSE: Multiscale Object-Oriented Simulation Environment Crowdcast (W04)Upinder Bhalla

5:00pm CEST

W10: Dissecting the role of interneurons in mnemonic functions using computational modelling approaches Crowdcast (W10)Wilten Nicola • Roger D. Traub • Frances Skinner • Jiannis Taxidis • Everton Agnes (Vogels lab)

6:00pm CEST

W4 S4: NEST Simulator Crowdcast (W04)Charl Linssen

6:15pm CEST

W1 S5: Inference of topology and the nature of synapses in neuronal networks Crowdcast (W01)Fernando S Borges

7:00pm CEST

W4 S5: The Brian Simulator Crowdcast (W04)Dan Goodman

7:30pm CEST

W4 S6: The NEURON Simulator Crowdcast (W04)Lia Eggleston • Robert A McDougal

8:00pm CEST

W4 S7: NetPyNE modeling tool Crowdcast (W04)Salvador Dura-Bernal

8:30pm CEST

W4 S8: The SONATA data format and the Brain Modeling Toolkit (BMTK) Crowdcast (W04)Anton Arkhipov

4:00pm CEST

W4 S9: PyNN modeling tool Crowdcast (W04)Andrew Davison

5:00pm CEST

W06 S9: Morpho-electric-transcriptomic cells types in mouse visual cortex Crowdcast (W06)Staci Sorensen W4 S11: ModelDB Crowdcast (W04)Ted Carnevale • Serena Thaw-Poon

6:30pm CEST

W4 S13: CoreNEURON simulator Crowdcast (W04)Pramod Kumbhar

7:00pm CEST

W4 Discussion 2: Should detailed modeling be more widely used? should tools/standards converge or diversify? Crowdcast (W04)Salvador Dura-Bernal • Kael Dai • Padraig Gleeson

7:30pm CEST

W06 S13: Systematic Integration of Structural and Functional Data into Multi-Scale Models of Mouse Primary Visual Cortex Crowdcast (W06)Anton Arkhipov

8:00pm CEST

W06 S14: Leveraging data, tools and models to gain new insights in mouse visual cortex Crowdcast (W06)Gaute Einevoll

8:15pm CEST

W9 S6 - Extended Lunch Crowdcast (W09)

9:15pm CEST

W9 S8 - Strong inhibition and stable temporal dynamics in spiking networks sustain working memory Crowdcast (W09)Terrence Sejnowski

5:30pm CEST

W06 S17: Functional computation in the mouse visual cortex Crowdcast (W06)Michael Buice

6:00pm CEST

W06 S18:Testing theories of sensory coding and learning with the Allen Institute's Brain Observatory Crowdcast (W06)Joel Zylberberg

7:30pm CEST

W06 S20:Building a pipeline to survey spiking activity across the mouse visual system Crowdcast (W06)Josh Siegle