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Graduate Program in Neuroscience Colloquium Series
2012 - 2013 Schedule

Time: 12:00 noon - 1:00 p.m.
Location: 2-101 Nils Hasselmo Hall

Colloquia time and location remain the same unless otherwise noted below.
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Spring Semester 2013
Date Speaker and Topic
Jan. 23 Colum MacKinnon - Faculty Candidate for the GPN
"Non-dopamineregic systems and movement dysfunction in Parkinson's disease"
Jan. 30

Wensheng Lin - Faculty Candidate for the GPN
"The unfolded protein response in immune-mediated demyelinating diseases"

Feb. 6

MN State Brain Bee - Final Round

Feb. 13 No Colloquium - Campus Visit Prep
Feb. 20

Andrew Wikenheiser - Advisor David Redish
"Subjective costs drive a sunk cost-like effect in foraging rats"

Mike Olin - Faculty Candidate for the GPN

Feb. 27

Aaron Lambert - Advisor Mark Masino
"The conserved dopaminergic diencephalospinal tract contributes to ontogenesis of the foraging locomotor repertoire and prey capture performance in zebrafish larvae"

Hannah Moser - Advisor Glenn Giesler
"Analgesia and itch resulting from intrathecal application of morphine: contrasting effects on different populations of trigeminothalamic tract neurons"

Mar. 6

Jose San Miguel-Ruiz - Advisor Paul Letourneau
"Arp2/3 and the growth cone"

Katrina Schrode - Advisor Mark Bee
"Using evoked potentials to investigate auditory temporal processing in tree frogs"

Mar. 13

Gordon Legge
"Brain Plasticity and Impaired Vision"

Scott Lewis
"The Use of Magnetoencephalography (MEG) in Neurologic and Psychiatric Disease"

Mar. 20 No Colloquium - Spring Break
Mar. 27

Jeff Stott - Advisor David Redish
"Differences in the covert representation of reward between orbitofrontal cortex and ventral striatum on an intertemporal decision making task"

Katie Weiner - Advisor Geoff Ghose
"Population coding for shape detection in area V4"

Apr. 3 Shmuel Lissek - Faculty Candidate for the GPN
"Generalization of Classically Conditioned Fear: A Central yet Understudied Marker of Clinical Anxiety"
Apr. 10 Marija Cvetanovic - Faculty Candidate for the GPN
"Starry Night of Neurodegeneration"
Apr. 17

Scott Warren - Advisor Geoff Ghose
"Attention to Visual Features in Modulates Activity in Primary Visual Cortex"

Tim Wiggin - Advisor Mark Maisno
"Spinal Circuits for Coordination of Motor Output in Larval Zebrafish"

Apr. 24

Judit Perez-Ortiz - Advisor Harry Orr
"Cellular and molecular mechanisms involved in Spinocerebellar Ataxia type 1"

Natalie Zlebnik - Advisor Marilyn Carroll
"Exercise to prevent cocaine relapse"

May 1

Anja Srienc - Advisor Eric Newman
"Blood flow and glial signaling in the mouse retina"

Christy Willoughby - Advisor Linda McLoon
"Adaptations in Ocular Motor Neurons After Sustained Neurotrophic Factor Delivery: A Potential Strabismus Treatment Approach"

May 8

Fatou Amar - Advisor Sylvain Lesne
"Aβ*56-induced CaMKII activation leads to hyperphosphorylation of Tau in the animal model of Alzheimer's disease Tg2576"

May 15

Tess Kornfield - Advisor Eric Newman
"Active regulation of blood flow in the retinal vascular network"

Anastasia Zink - Advisor Kevin Wickman
"Inhibitory metabotropic signaling modulates hippocampal dependent cognition"

May 22

Abbey Holt - Advisor Tay Netoff
"Predicting deep-brain stimulation frequencies to suppress pathological population oscillations in a network model of Parkinson's disease"

Craig Moodie - Advisor Angus MacDonald and Kelvin Lim
"fcMRI Neurometrics: A Combined ICA and Graph Theory Approach to Intrinsic Network Connectivity"
May 29

Angela Hewitt - Thesis Defense
Advisor - Tim Ebner

June 5

Paul Regier - Advisor David Redish

Liam Callahan - Advisor Michael Georgieff
"Iron and the hippocampus: assessing cellular markers of a critical period"

June 12 Stephen Kerrigan - Thesis Defense
June 19

Nate Powell - Advisor David Redish
"Thinking about multiple things at once: The role of rodent PFC on multiple tasks"

Andrew Papale - Advisor David Redish

July 24

Eric Miller - Thesis Defense
12:00-1:00PM in MoosT 2-520
Advisor - Dezhi Liao

August 5 Marcos Kuroki - Thesis Defense
12:00-1:00PM in Jackson Hall 2-137
Advisor - John Osborn
August 7 Rachael Blackman - Thesis Defense
12:00-1:00PM in in Jackson Hall 2-137
Advisor - Matt Chafee
Fall Semester 2012
Date Speaker and Topic
Sept. 5 GPN Welcome Reception
12:00-2:00 PM
Sept. 12

Britta Veitenheimer - Thesis Defense
"Understanding Salt-Sensitive Hypertension: Spinal Regulation of Sympathetic Nerve Activity and Blood Pressure Under Conditions of Increased Plasma Osmolality"
Advisor: John Osborn

Sept. 19 David Thomas
"Muscle Therapeutics from Biophysical Engineering"
Sept. 26
Cancelled
Oct. 3

Smithberg Award Ceremony

William Frey
"Intranasal drugs, biopharmaceuticals and stem cells bypass the blood-brain barrier to treat Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, stroke, brain tumors, PTSD, TBI and other CNS disorders"

Oct. 10

Mark Masino
"2012 State of the Lab Address"

NRSA Discussion

Oct. 17 No Colloquium - Society for Neuroscience Meeting
Oct. 24 Teresa Nick
"Development of a cortical pattern generator"
Oct. 31

Duane Nykamp
"Capturing the effects of complex network topologies on the dynamics of neuronal networks"

Nov. 7 Martin Wessendorf
"Neuronal death and neuropathic pain"
Nov. 14

No Colloquium - Neuroscience Site Visit

Nov. 21 No Colloquium - Thanksgiving Holiday
Nov. 28 Dezhi Liao
"The ubiquitous role of tau-mediated AMPAR loss in neurodegenerative diseases including Alzheimer's disease and Parkinson's disease"
Dec. 5 Eric Newman
"Glial cell control of blood flow in the healthy and diabetic retina"
Dec. 12 Jan Dubinsky
"BAW Impact"
Dec. 19 Bill Engeland
"Understanding Timing of Adrenal Rhythms: Controlling an Adrenal Clock"
 
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