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[+] Workshop: The Logic of Gene Regulation
Saturday, May 26, 2007
Schedule
9:00 AM - Sydney Brenne
"The Logic of Gene Regulation"
9:45 AM - Ron Evans
"Nuclear Receptors and the Transcriptional Anatomy of Physiology"
10:30 AM - Break
10:45 AM - Tony Pawson
"The logic of signal transduction"
11:30 AM - Eric Davidson
"Genomic spatial control logic for development, at the cis-regulatory and gene network subcircuit levels"
12:15 PM - Lunch
1:30 PM - Tony Hunter
"Progress and unanswered questions in understanding phosphorylation networks"
2:15 PM - Mel Simon
"Signal Preprocessing Networks or an Analysis of Connectile Dysfunction"
3:00 PM - Break
3:15 PM - Rusty Gage
"Overlapping regulatory processes during Neurogenesis"
4:00 PM - John Scott
"Cell Signaling in Space & Time"
4:45 PM - Terry Sejnowski
"Spatial Constraints on Regulatory Logic"
6:00 PM - dinner (Estancia)
[+] Crick-Jacobs Symposium: "Deconstructing the Brain"
Wednesday, January 17, 2007
Schedule
2:00 PM - Gene Yeo
"Discovery of evolutionarily conserved splicing regulatory elements"
2:30 PM - Andrea Hasenstaub
"Control of cortical neuronal responsiveness by recurrent activity"
3:00 PM - Tanya Sharpee
"Optimal Neural Decision Boundaries for Maximal Information Transmission"
3:30 PM - Break
4:00 PM - Bill Bialek
"Ising models for networks of real neurons"
[+] "Neuron Identity Day"
Wednesday, March 1, 2006
The goal of this one-day workshop is to have an in-depth discussion on how to best use molecular techniques to selectivly probe the brain and develop detailed models of neural circuits.
Schedule
12:30 PM - Lunch
1:30 PM - Nathaniel Heintz, Rockefeller Univ
3:30 PM - Break
4:00 PM - Edward Callaway, Salk Institute
6:00 PM - Dinner, Estancia Hotel
Participants:
- Terry Sejnowski (Salk)
- Sydney Brenner (Salk)
- Edward Callaway (Salk)
- Nathaniel Heintz (Rockefeller)
- Rex Kerr (Salk)
- Harvey Karten (UCSD)
- David Kleinfeld (UCSD)
- Dejan Vucinic (Salk)
- Ian Wickersham (UCSD)
- Roberto Jappelli (Salk)
[+]"Genes, Brains and Behavior in C Elegans"
May 31, 2005 - Salk Institute - Neuroscience Seminar Room
Schedule
9 AM - Shawn Lockery (Univ Oregon) -
"Optical recordings of locomotion in C. elegans"
10 AM - Paul Sternberg (Caltech) -
"Analysis of C. elegans sinusoidal movement"
11 AM - Jon Pierce-Shimomura (UCSF)
"Crawl and swim are distinct forms of locomotion for C. elegans"
12 Noon - Lunch in Fellows room
2 PM - Rex Kerr (Salk) -
"Calcium imaging in C. elegans: tools and challenges"
3 PM - Hiroshi Suzuki (UCSD)
"In vivo neuroimaging analysis of C. elegans chemosensory circuit"
4 PM - Mitya Chklovskii (CSHL) -
"Can neuronal wiring diagram predict behavior?"
5:30 PM - Dinner - Estancia
Participants:
- Terry Sejnowski (Salk)
- Sydney Brenner (Salk)
- Chuck Stevens (Salk)
- Rex Kerr (Salk)
- Dmitri Chklovskii (CSHL)
- Jon Pierce-Shimomura (UCSF)
- Shawn Lockery (Univ Oregon)
- Paul Sternberg (Caltech)
- Hiroshi Suzuki (UCSD)
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