The programme of the symposium ‘Invasive Neurology & Neuroscience’, which will take place on 12 November at the Leibniz Institute of Neurobiology, aims to share the latest findings and discuss existing and planned collaborations at the interface of invasive neurology, including techniques such as deep brain stimulation, and neuroscience in Magdeburg. The list of speakers includes renowned scientists and doctors from Magdeburg University Hospital, the Leibniz Institute of Neurobiology and the German Centre for Neurodegenerative Diseases (DZNE) in Magdeburg.
Program
9:00 Opening 9:05 Welcome Stefan Remy Hans-Jochen Heinze Stefanie Schreiber Functional Neurosurgery 9:30 Lars Büntjen Neuromodulation – Therapies for Patients & Opportunities for Neuroscience | Invasive Neurology & Sensorimotor Function 9:50 Catherine M. Sweeney-Reed Engagement of the ventrointermediate nucleus of the thalamus in motor sequence learning 10:10 Max-Philipp Stenner Cerebello-Thalamo-Cortical Circuit Function for Human Learning 10:30 Matthias Deliano Beyond the Sweet Spot of Clinical Neuromodulation: From Local Excitation to Changes in the Brain-Body Network Dynamics 10:50 Coffee break Invasive Neurology & Cognition 11:00 Friedhelm C. Schmitt Invasive Neurology in Epileptology: From the Past to the Future 11:20 Davide Ciliberti Studying Human Cognition with Single-Neuron Recordings and Closed-Loop Electrical Stimulation 11:40 Catherine M. Sweeney-Reed An active role for the anterior nuclei of the thalamus in episodic memory formation 12:00 Lunch break | 12:30 Tino Zähle Entering the Second Decade of Invasive Electrophysiology in Magdeburg 12:50 Stefan Dürschmid Impact of Human Brain State Changes on Cognitive Function 13:10 Thomas Nickl-Jokschat The Role of Deep Brain Stimulation in Psychiatry 13:30 Concluding remarks
Organisation committee Catherine M. Sweeney-Reed Friedhelm C. Schmitt Lars Büntjen Matthias Deliano Max-Philipp Stenner We thank the LIN and the State of Saxony-Anhalt for their support |