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NEUROINFORMATICS: GENES TO
BEHAVIOR
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Organized by
• Floyd Bloom, Scripps Research
Institute and AAAS
• Stephen H. Koslow, NMH, NIH
• Gordon Shepherd, Dept of Neurobiology, Yale University
Sunday-Monday
16 - 17 February 2003
Denver, Colorado
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Studies of structure and function in the brain have yielded
an ever-increasing flood of information in recent years.
New technologies for imaging and monitoring brain activity
have yielded powerful tools for understanding the chemical
and biological bases for neurological function. With all
of this has come the need to manage and understand the vast
quantities of data being generated both in neuroscience
and from other areas of biological investigation, such as
genomics. Neuroinformatics represents a confluence of studies
in neurological and cognitive functioning, and the science
of managing and using data to reveal new understandings.
This seminar provides an opportunity to hear about many
of the leading areas of research in neuroscience that are
emerging from the use of these powerful new informatic tools.
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SUNDAY • 16 FEBRUARY 2003
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| 2:30pm - 5:30pm |
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Neuroinformatics
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2:30pm |
Floyd Bloom
Opening Remarks |
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2:45pm |
Stephen Koslow
Why Neuroinformatics? |
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3:15pm |
Mary E. Hatten, Rockefeller University
A BAC Transgenic Screen for CNS Expressed Genes |
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3:45pm |
B R E A K |
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4:15pm |
Gordon Shepherd
Sharing and Searching; Principles of Multidisciplinary
Neuroscience Databases |
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4:30pm |
Carol Barlow*, Salk Institute
Molecular Analysis of Brain Disorders |
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MONDAY • 17 FEBRUARY 2003
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| 8:30am - 11:30am |
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The Brain
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8:30am |
Michael Gazzaniga, Dartmouth College
Thought, Action, and Brain Imaging |
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9:00am |
David C. Van Essen, Washington
University
Cortical Cartography: Mapping Cortical Structure and Function
in Human, Monkey, and Mouse |
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9:30am |
Glenn D. Rosen, Beth Israel Deaconess
Medical Center
The Mouse Brain Library: Neuromorphology and Neurogenetics |
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10:00am |
B R E A K |
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10:15am |
Arthur Toga, UCLA School of Medicine
The Neuroinformatics of Neuroimaging |
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10:45am |
Speaker TBA
Psychiatric Genomics |
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11:15pm |
Discussion |
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| 2:30pm - 5:30pm |
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Genes to Systems |
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2:30pm |
James Eberwine, University of
Pennsylvania Health System
mRNA Targeting to and Translation in Neuronal Dendrites |
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3:00pm |
Mark Ellisman, National Center
for Microscopy and Imaging Research
Neurostructure |
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3:30pm |
Kristen Harris, Medical College
of Georgia
Neuromicrostructure |
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4:00pm |
B R E A K |
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4:15pm |
Leo Chalupa, University of California,
Davis
New Perspectives on the Role of Activity in Development
of the Visual System |
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4:45pm |
Gwen Jacobs, Montana State University
Invertebrate Structure and Simulations |
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5:15pm |
Gordon Shepherd
Closing Remarks |
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