Stanford at SfN11 - Monday Schedule

What has the Stanford Neuroscience community been up to? Find out by visiting our presentations and posters at SfN2011!

The Stanford Neuroscience affiliates presenting their research on Monday, Nov 14 are:

Presentations

10:15-10:35 am: Marius Wernig

Title: Novel reprogramming methods and ways to bypass the pluripotent state by directly converting non-neuronal somatic cells into functional neurons

Location: Ballroom B

Posters

8:00-9:00 am: Brittany Burrows

Program#/Poster#: 405.13/YY63

Title: Effects of reward and FEF microstimulation on choice and visually guided saccades during a free-choice task

Location: Hall A-C

9:00-10:00 am: Lynette Foo (Barres Lab)

Program#/Poster#: 330.02/A32

Title: Development of a novel method to purify and culture rodent astrocytes

Location: Hall A-C

9:00-10:00 am: Nick Steinmetz (Moore and Boahen lab)

Program#/Poster#: 379.06/OO26

Title: Pattern of presaccadic modulation of visual responses in macaque V4 measured simultaneously across cortical layers

Location: Hall A-C

10:00-11:00 am: Gary Steinberg

Program#/Poster#: 362.19/EE19

Title: Functional engraftment of CHR2-expressing human neural stem cells in experimental model of stroke

Location: Hall A-C

1:00-2:00 pm: Andreas Rauschecker

Program#/Poster#: 486.01/OO11

Title: Position-sensitivity in the VWFA measured using fMRI pattern-classification and intracranial recordings in humans

Location: Hall A-C

2:00-3:00 pm: Josef Parvizi

Program#/Poster#: 486.02/OO12

Title: Ventral occipito-temporal circuits for word form recognition elucidated using subdural electrode recordings in humans

Location: Hall A-C